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A new internet-famous restaurant on the top of Mount Lushan, located on Hemian Street, there are many people queuing up every day, probably because of the herd mentality. The decoration is fresh and simple, and the waiters are all young people. They serve dishes by jogging, and the rhythm is brisk. So the turnover here is fast, and the waiting time is not too long. You can eat popsicles for free while queuing. The dishes taste good, and the quantity is not as large as that of ordinary farmhouses, and it is relatively exquisite.

Good taste, reasonable value, and they didn’t charge us for repeated orders, which was really good!

Wanglu said: The overall blue and white style outside the store is very fresh. The antique atmosphere hits you when you enter the door. The Chinese architectural style is clean and comfortable.

Come and taste it.

A 2-Day, 1-Night Lushan Adventure Guide: Hit the Hottest Spots, Savor Authentic Local Cuisine, and Avoid the Pitfalls Want to unleash the best of Lushan in one weekend? This 2-Day, 1-Night Guide will help you avoid detours and head straight to popular check-in spots, with food, accommodation, and transportation all covered! Day 1: Explore the Core Scenic Spots, Chase the Sea of ​​Clouds, and See Waterfalls 1. Morning: Head to Hanpokou and See the Early Morning Sea of ​​Clouds If staying at a mountain B&B, depart before 6:00 AM. Hanpokou is the top spot for sunrise viewing at Lushan. Early morning mist shrouds the Five Old Man Peaks, creating stunning photos with your phone. After 8:00 PM, the crowds increase, so it's recommended to arrive early. 2. Lunch: Enjoy Authentic Jiangxi Cuisine on Guling Street From Hanpokou, walk 20 minutes to Guling Street. Must-try dishes include Braised Potatoes with Stone Chicken (a unique Lushan frog with tender meat) and Braised Pork with Bamboo Shoots. Wanglushuo Restaurant is recommended for its excellent value and panoramic views of the street. 3. Afternoon: Visit San Diequan and experience the saying, "If you haven't visited San Diequan, you haven't really visited Mount Lushan." Take the sightseeing bus to the San Diequan cable car station. We recommend taking the cable car up (to save energy). Then walk 10 minutes to the waterfall viewing platform. San Diequan has three tiers of water drop. In summer, the waterfall is powerful, and the splashing water is incredibly refreshing. 4. Evening: Explore Guling Street at night and take photos of the starry sky. Guling Street is brightly lit at night. Buy some Lushan tea cakes as souvenirs. If the weather is good, take photos of the starry sky in an open area away from the streetlights. Use your phone's night view mode for stunning photos. Day 2: A hidden gem + a relaxing return trip 1. Morning: Ruqin Lake and the Flower Path, take artistic photos. Ruqin Lake is emerald green, and the morning mist still lingers. The Metasequoia forest by the lake is incredibly atmospheric. The Flower Path is the inspiration for Bai Juyi's poem, "The world is full of fragrance in April." The lush greenery within the park makes for a leisurely stroll and photo opportunities. 2. Noon: Enjoy the special dishes and return. Before leaving, enjoy a bowl of Lushan baby potatoes. They're crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and sprinkled with chili powder for a delicious flavor. Then, take the sightseeing bus to the mountain gate, where your trip concludes. Accommodation & Tips for Avoiding Pitfalls - Choose Guling Town: This is the core area of ​​the mountain, close to various attractions. We recommend the "Cloud Courtyard" B&B, offering mountain views from the window. Prices range from 300-500 RMB per night. Book three days in advance. - Must-buy sightseeing bus tickets: 80 RMB per 7-day trip. Lushan's attractions are scattered and impossible to explore on foot. The sightseeing bus is always available, saving time and effort. - Wear comfortable sneakers: San Diequan and Hanpokou have steps, so high heels are definitely not recommended. Bring a light jacket in the summer, as the temperature on the mountain fluctuates greatly between morning and evening.