The restaurant is located near Wuyi Square Station, with convenient transportation and high popularity. There was no seat for Saturday dinner. I took my children there in the rain on Sunday. There was a big crayfish at the door. The entrance was decorated in the style of old Changsha, with trains, station signs, and waiters wearing clothes from the Republic of China period. In order to avoid dirtying clothes, they also wore small anti-dirty cloth bags. The dirty plates were replaced in time, and the service was very thoughtful.
The first thing that came up was the smashed cucumber, which tasted okay. Then there was the stinky tofu, which was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the seasoning was well matched.
Then there was the pepper fried meat, which was a classic taste, not very spicy, and the pepper and meat were both flavored and delicious.
The flavored clams came up, and the chef seemed to be good at using garlic, and the taste of the clams was brought to the extreme.
A dish of oil lettuce, the greens were relatively fresh, and it was naturally delicious when fried, but we came here for the shrimp, and the waiting made us salivate.
Finally, the highlight came, a big pot of red crayfish, the size was big and fresh, the collision of basil, garlic and fresh shrimp meat gave the tip of the tongue an incomparable delicious stimulation. The little foodie at home was eager to peel the shrimp and eat the meat, even the claws, so I just tasted it and it was gone.
The noodles were served, thin, boiled in the crayfish soup for a few minutes, the flavor was all in, soft and easy to chew, just the two of us, we ate it all, very satisfied.