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Maybe there is, but I haven't seen it, but there is a Yongji in Guangzhou, located in Building 5 of the dynamic Xiaoxiguan, No. 97 Liwan Road, Guangzhou, specializing in selling delicacies from Jin Yong's novels.
There is also Fengbo Villa (the famous martial arts villa), which can also be used to make up the number.
Accompanied by the theme song of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", such a voice came.
Don’t think you’ve arrived at the Military Attaché’s Gate. This is a Jin Yong martial arts novel-themed restaurant located on Guijie Street, Dongzhimen, Beijing.
This is distinctive enough, but not enough.
What's even more unique is that this restaurant is the only restaurant in Beijing that does not allow ordering.
Swords and swords stood side by side at the entrance of the store, and wine flags faced the wind.
Walking into the store, the theme song of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" first floated into my ears. There was a copper basin of water at the entrance, and a notice on the wall said: "Every knight who enters this store must wash his hands in a gold basin. Only by showing loyalty to the rivers and lakes can you be a hero."
True character." The shop owner here is named Bi, and he calls himself the owner.
There is also a lobby manager who is responsible for serving dishes and calls himself the second owner of the village.
People who come here to eat are called heroes, and women are naturally heroines.
One of the most important features here is that there is no menu. The owner of the restaurant made it clear: "We just watch people order their dishes!" Mr. Bi, the owner of the restaurant, said that their meals are prepared based on the per capita price of vegetables.
The per capita consumption is 35 to 45 yuan, but the guests don’t have the final say on what to eat.
After the diners are seated, the host will come up and ask if they have any dietary restrictions. Based on the number of diners, gender, age and other characteristics, the host is responsible for personally serving the dishes.