We arrived here around 8:30 pm. There was still a queue. There were also many tables of people outdoors. It was very lively. It was probably the best time to visit Dalaihub. There were a lot of people. We waited for about half an hour before it was our turn. We sat comfortably on the wide benches indoors. The restaurant was very bright and clean, and the side dish room was open and hygienic. The pot was electric, not coal-fired like in old Beijing. There was less ash and less shabu-shabu flavor, but it didn't matter. I asked for a pot of machine-cut beef and some vegetables. I made the seasoning myself. The meat was good and tasted really good. The boss was very enthusiastic and easy-going. He greeted people inside and outside, and was happy to answer tourists' questions about the attractions. They also acted as agents for tickets to the Populus euphratica forest in Ejina Banner. When I left, I was given a large Ejina Banner tourist map with a guide's commentary. It was very informative and practical, and I learned a lot about local history.
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We arrived here around 8:30 pm. There was still a queue. There were also many tables of people outdoors. It was very lively. It was probably the best time to visit Dalaihub. There were a lot of people. We waited for about half an hour before it was our turn. We sat comfortably on the wide benches indoors. The restaurant was very bright and clean, and the side dish room was open and hygienic. The pot was electric, not coal-fired like in old Beijing. There was less ash and less shabu-shabu flavor, but it didn't matter. I asked for a pot of machine-cut beef and some vegetables. I made the seasoning myself. The meat was good and tasted really good. The boss was very enthusiastic and easy-going. He greeted people inside and outside, and was happy to answer tourists' questions about the attractions. They also acted as agents for tickets to the Populus euphratica forest in Ejina Banner. When I left, I was given a large Ejina Banner tourist map with a guide's commentary. It was very informative and practical, and I learned a lot about local history.
The smell of sheep is still there. The price is a bit expensive. The business is booming. The service needs to keep up.