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Reviews on Chinese food in Kaili, Guizhou, China including Lianghuanzhai Sour Soup FIsh, Dong Zhai Lou, KaiXin XiaoChi, Suantang Niu Rou - The Running Horse hotpot., Lixiang Mianshidian, MiaoXiang Lou, JianHe Yu Zhuang
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7. JianHe Yu Zhuang
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5. Lixiang Mianshidian
The restaurant is listed in Lonely Planet China. It is a little south of the intersection of Wenhua Nanlu and Beinjing Donglu on the west side of Wenhua Nanlu.
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4. Suantang Niu Rou - The Running Horse hotpot.
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3. KaiXin XiaoChi
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2. Dong Zhai Lou
Reviewed By ElgarMedford_OR
This was our introduction to Dong minority food. Both similar to other southern Chinese food but distinct and intresting. As typical of Chinese meals, the more people in your group, the more dishes to sample. We were limited becaouse of our small group of four and over ordered for selection variety.
1. Lianghuanzhai Sour Soup FIsh
local food, the Miao minority, fish
Reviewed By Tamir_Caspi
Some kind of a must when visiting Kaili. The Sour Soup is a signature dish of the restaurant, and one of the most authentic of The Miao minority. Here you may have hat as a hot-pot-like serving, and the recipe is quite delicious. Many other good recipes too. Tips: (a) If spicy (meaning hot) bothers you, then ask the waiter to have it "Wei La"' meaning moderate use of chili, although the dish, by itself, is not so hot. (b) If by yourself (and not by a guided tour) Ask the receptionist at you hotel to write the name of the restaurant in Chinese and give it to your taxi driver, and have the name of the hotel in Chinese too, for getting back to the hotel.
