Lao Jie Diyi Lou
Housed in a traditional three-story Huizhou-style building at the eastern end of Old Street, this is a clean and therefore excellent place to try Huizhou cuisine, which is typically strong and pungent, emphasizing spicy and salty flavors. Specialties includeHuang Shan suweiyuan(stir-fried mountain vegetables, tofu, pumpkin, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and medicinal herbs),wucai shansi(eel stir-fried with peppers, mushrooms, and bamboo shoots) andchou doufu(smelly tofu). The food is tasty but service is a bit uneven.
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| Cuisine | Huizhou | |
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| Hours | 9am-2pm and 4:30-9pm | |
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| Address | Lao Jie 247 | |
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| Location | Around Town | |
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| Phone | 0559/253-9797 | |
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| Prices | Meal for 2 ¥50-¥100 ($6-$12) | |
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| Credit Cards | Not Accepted | |