Yu Hua Zhai Yǔ Huā Zhāi - Fuzhou

This restaurant is extremely welcoming. In fact, it is part of a chain that offers free food to people, with another location in Fuzhou (The Rainflower). It is open to people of all classes, promoting the idea of eating together like one big family. If you are a foreigner, you may feel like a superstar as it is off the beaten path. The menu is fixed, with customers receiving a bowl and chopsticks before lining up to receive the daily dishes. The meal typically consists of a generous portion of rice or noodles with fresh vegetables, accompanied by soup. It is important to finish everything on your plate and drink some water from your bowl as a sign of respect. I highly recommend visiting for an authentic Chinese dining experience. Keep in mind that they only speak Chinese, so there may be communication challenges. Additionally, due to the high number of customers, you may be required to watch a short video before being served.

This restaurant is extremely welcoming. It is part of a chain that offers free food to people, just like the Rainflower in Fuzhou. It caters to everyone, regardless of their financial status. Their motto is to eat like a big family together. When you arrive, you will be treated like a superstar because it stands out from the rest. The menu is fixed - you will receive a bowl and chopsticks and then wait in line to receive the dish of the day, usually a generous portion of rice or noodles with fresh vegetables. They also provide soup. It is important to finish everything on your plate and then drink a little water from your dish as a sign of respect. I recommend visiting for an authentic Chinese dining experience. Keep in mind that they only speak Chinese, so be prepared for possible communication barriers. Due to the high volume of customers, you may be required to watch a short video before being served.

This restaurant is extremely welcoming and part of a chain that offers free food to people. There is another location in Fuzhou called The Rainflower. The restaurant is open to all, regardless of wealth, with the motto of eating together like one big family. Foreigners may feel like celebrities here because it is a hidden gem off the main path. The menu is fixed, with a serving of rice or noodles and fresh vegetables. Diners are given a bowl and chopsticks and must line up to be served the daily dish. They also provide soup. It is important to eat everything on your plate and then add water to the bowl and drink from it as a sign of respect. This is a crucial tradition. I highly recommend visiting for an authentic Chinese dining experience. Keep in mind that the staff only speak Chinese, so be prepared for communication barriers. Due to the popularity of the restaurant, be prepared to wait in line and watch a short video before being served.