Dishui Fang Dī Shuǐ Fāng - Jiaoxi

They cooked for me, but they had already closed. they say everything vegan, but call food black and huh. stuff don't speak English. 1 meal 100 dollars. I had two meals. eat tastes like 3 to 4 stars. easy to find. right side, first building from the railway station

When they arrive at the main trip to the railway station, this place is literally the first building on the right side of the road. I spun a little bit of food here. the shells of the suppe are large and all contain noodles. I was only after a little bit, so after the order I could share. it was tomato flavored with a small mushroom. we also ordered some noodles that were a joy. the people who worked there were very nice. the garden that is going through on the way is well maintained and pleasant. there was even a man in the garden that plays a kind of woodwind instrument (I think that was much luck on my side, instead of being part of the package).

Came here on a last trip to taiwan, and here is my water drop teahouse review for happycow. jiaosi (jiaoxi) is a hot spring destination with strings of hotels, but only a few vegetarian food options. this place was very nice. the menu is concise, but offers enough options that they could come back a few times. the room is well maintained and beautiful enough for fine eating, but it is actually intended for causal eating. food prices are fair. some of us have ordered something to eat. the lotus flower hot pot is very delicious. the sesame sauce nudel is excellent. I didn't like the green roast rice because he had a strange taste. tasty roasted spring rolls. I recommend it when they are in the opposite.

I arrived at the restaurant after they had already closed, but they kindly prepared a meal for me. Despite advertising as being vegan, they still referred to some of their dishes as pork and chicken. The staff had difficulty communicating in English. The meal cost $100, and I had two meals. The food tasted like it would be rated 3 to 4 stars. The restaurant is easy to locate, on the right side, in the first building from the train station.

If you exit the main station, this restaurant is the first building on the right side of the street. I decided to stop in for a quick bite to eat. The noodle soup bowls are large and delicious. I opted for a tomato and mushroom soup to share. We also ordered some delightful dumplings. The staff was friendly and the garden at the entrance was well-maintained and enjoyable to walk through. As an added bonus, there was a man playing a woodwind instrument in the garden, which I believe was just a lucky coincidence rather than part of the restaurant's offerings.