TIAN JIN WEI MA TOU

A fun restaurant hidden in the water park. It makes the Chinese New Year more festive. There are painted sugar figures, cooked pear cakes, crosstalk, magic, dragon-mouthed teapots, and many traditional snacks. I felt like I was traveling through time. I listened to crosstalk while eating. It was a bit like the Chinese New Year atmosphere. The waiters had distinctive clothes and served the dishes quickly. The sweet and sour pork tenderloin was slightly undercooked and a little tender. The fried liver tip was more flavorful and tender. The steamed yellow croaker was quite good. The garlic meat was fresh and not fishy. The Qianlong cabbage has been identified as a veritable cold dish. The red bean and coconut cake is not recommended because it has ice chips in it and is inedible. I came here for fun. 5 yuan for a bottle of Shanhaiguan. How can it be so delicious? I drank two bottles.

It rained heavily that night, and parking was very convenient in the courtyard. There were not many people in the store. The private room needs to be booked in advance. You need to pay first when placing an order on your mobile phone. The service feels average. It was a lively meal with crosstalk performances and magic shows, all about the stories of the store. The dishes were served quickly. Recommended: Braised beef with tripe in water

The environment is beautiful, not many people at noon, the service is very good, the dishes are served quickly, the dishes taste down-to-earth and homely, the prices are reasonable, the portions are moderate, and you can finish them all. Tianjin's special snacks are all available. The interior decoration style, the waiters' clothes, etc. are all from the Republic of China period, which is very interesting. Drawing sugar figures, pulling sugar, cooked pear cakes, Shanhaiguan, shaved ice and other childhood memories are reproduced, and there is a feeling of traveling through time and space.

Tianjin Wei Wharf is located in the Water Park of Nankai District, Tianjin. It mainly sells Tianjin specialty snacks. The decoration of this store is very homely and traditional. Once you enter, it feels like a market, very friendly. Most of the snacks in Tianjin can be eaten here. They are very good and the dishes are very authentic. Recommended.

This place basically recreates a scene from the Republican era. The waiters are either dressed in blue floral shirts or police uniforms from various periods of the Republican era, and the decor is also in the Republican style. There's no menu; you need to order via WeChat. All the dishes are traditional Tianjin specialties; I recommend the Old-Fashioned Vegetarian Assortment. Unlike the vegetarian assortments in typical restaurants, this one is savory with a sauce, giving it a nostalgic flavor. If you want to buy traditional items like dough figurines, sugar figurines, or cooked pear syrup, you need to exchange your money for silver dollars at the counter.

The author visited a restaurant in a park; the scenery was beautiful, the food was inexpensive, and the taste was quite good. It served typical Tianjin cuisine, and the waiters were dressed in Republic-era clothing. Although it was past lunchtime, the service was still very warm and friendly. The several specialty dishes ordered were all delicious.