Last night I had dinner at Wenzhou Noodle Restaurant near the People's Hospital, a noodle chain that costs 15,000 dollars to join and has personnel from the headquarters every year to perform hygiene quality tests.
Knowing that this noodle restaurant has opened dozens of chain noodle restaurants in Wenzhou, I came to try the taste of noodles with my friends today.
I ordered a bowl of pork liver noodles, and surprisingly the portion was really large, which was absolutely enough to eat. My friend ordered braised pork with rice and it looked a lot, but actually my noodles were better.
The walls behind our seats are full of old music tapes from Chinese singers, which remind me of the readers I used before.
