Lotous Pavilion

4.7/574 Reviews
Guanqian Street/Pingjiang StreetSAR87
Jiangzhe CuisineViewCourtyard
No.14 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Suzhou
ReasonA classic garden restaurant with thick and smooth Fotiaoqiang soup
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Currently closed|Open tomorrow at 11:00
0512-67786778
No.99 Daichengqiao Lu
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I came to this restaurant to eat when I stayed at Nanyuan Hotel many years ago. It seems that the name was just Lotus Hall at that time. I had a good impression. This time, I came to Suzhou for one night for something. I stayed at Nanyuan Hotel. After settling down, I took a walk in the garden and came to the restaurant. I saw that the name of the restaurant was changed to be more artistic. It opened at 5 pm. When I entered the door, I was told that all seats were reserved. A gentleman who looked like a supervisor was also muttering that it seemed that some priority seats should be reserved for guests staying in the hotel. Fortunately, the girl checked that there were guests who had reserved at 6:30 pm. We had enough time to eat first, and it was almost the best position in the restaurant, next to the window, and there was a green garden outside the window. Looking at the menu, there are many changes, even Maoxuewang and the like, but it’s a pity that there are fewer traditional Suzhou dishes to choose from. I ordered a few dishes, and the dishes were very good. The appetizer hawthorn cake was pleasing to the eye and melted in the mouth. The shepherd’s purse spring rolls were also done just right, and the first-class glass pigeon was crispy. For the main course, we chose the braised snowflake beef ribs in sauce, which was not only full in size but also delicious in taste. The red noodle soup was just average. Unfortunately, the service level of such a restaurant is a bit behind. They charge a 15% service fee, but they never took the initiative to change the pelvis. When the pigeon bones were full, we asked for a change of pelvis, but a male waiter who passed by rushed to change it. Several female waiters just stood there blankly. In addition, the invoice was said to be electronic, but I didn't receive it three days after returning to Shanghai. I called to ask at noon, and the person who answered the phone said that he was a temporary worker and didn't know. He asked me to call again in the evening, and didn't take the initiative to record my request and contact information. I waited for three minutes at the switchboard in the evening before the call was connected. Then I added WeChat and provided detailed invoicing information. After another day, I still didn't receive it. I called again and asked, and the reply I got was that the paper invoice was placed at the front desk of the hotel, asking me if I could pick it up when I was free. Under normal circumstances, even if I live in Suzhou, the restaurant should send the invoice to me. This is the case for ordinary restaurants, and high-end restaurants in five-star hotels should take the initiative to do so. It's been a week now. I'll see if I can receive the invoice in the office tomorrow, my first day at work. Alas, the service level of the restaurant has dropped significantly.
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