Who has eaten there before? It's near the company and I'm planning to have a dinner party, but I read on Dianping.com that the service was not very good.

I've been there a few times, mainly because it's convenient for public transportation. It used to be okay, but it's getting worse and worse. I don't dare to go there because of the service price. It's not much better near the subway. Anyway, I'm not afraid of not having customers.

In the past, I just thought that the food was small, the taste was average, and the service was indifferent. I am also from Jiangxi, otherwise I would not go there. It is called Xijiang Food Restaurant, and it is said to be Jiangxi cuisine, but it is not at all. The signature dishes are all sweet and greasy, because

The top looks like meat, but the bottom is full of sweet potatoes, sweat, and cadavers, which are actually frogs. My friends didn't know anything about it at first, but the plate actually has a flat bottom and only a few pieces.

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The service is poor, and you basically can’t order after 2pm or 9pm. I always force people to pay. Now the service is even worse, so I don’t dare to go there. They don’t provide water. I recommend things at all costs, even if I ask for boiled water.

It's hard work. We usually spend less than 1,000 yuan, but they don't even give simple fruits after meals. We just force one portion before paying the bill.

The food is also expensive. I only went there once this year. The general meat dishes are basically RMB 48--98, and some are more than RMB 100. Other stir-fried vegetarian dishes are RMB 18-38.

There is no direct discount, there is a small amount of rebate coupons, and I actually wait to give money away.

The average price per person is about 70-80, and the average price for drinking is about 100. In short, it is not cost-effective. In addition, Dianping.com is now full of merchant advertisements after it has grown, which is far different from before. Now general reviews cannot be posted, and even the bad ones cannot be posted.

Generally speaking, they use both carrot and stick methods to force merchants to pay cooperation fees.

You saw that the restaurant is poor in some aspects, I guess it is indeed poor.

Regardless of whether eating is good or bad, it is better to experience it on site, or to visit it alone first, rather than eating it first.

Well, I have written so much, and they are all true comments. If I am wronged, I will die a good death.

Give points now.

They are all similar. The ones around here are quite expensive. For services, if you drive to the Jinwanwan Bar on Yumin Road, it is not far from there. The subway is also available, but it only takes about 10 minutes to walk. It is a big chain store, Xijiang Food Restaurant.

After all, this kind of restaurant is a public transportation hub, just like the one near the train station.