The Linton Road store is probably near the tourist attraction and usually has to queue up. There are only eight on the menu. If you come alone or want to try the flavor, you can ask the boss for four. My vermicelli soup didn't have vermicelli in it, and the soup was salty. The pan-fried buns were similar to the ones I had at the Su'an store a few years ago, with a thick and crispy bottom, which was good. I personally think it would be sweet without vinegar. I bought Huahua at the door while queuing, 5 yuan a string and 8 yuan for 2 strings. The old man is old, so he took care of the business. The Huahua is super fragrant, and the air is fragrant.