栾川味道·君山八大碗

Good taste! Nice environment! High cost performance!

The whole family came to Luanchuan on the weekend. We thought we were just going to fill our stomachs, but we didn't expect it to be so delicious. The Junshan Eight Bowls of Luanchuan Flavor is a long-standing intangible cultural heritage of the local area. It has a long history and is well-known to everyone. It is a special cuisine for Luanchuan folks to entertain guests. Here, every dish is an ultimate ode to the original taste of the ingredients. [Strong] Black pork strips, the raw materials are Luanchuan local free-range pigs, mainly pure natural medicinal materials and mountain delicacies on the mountain, and the free-range period is as long as 2.5 years. The taste is fat but not greasy, melts in the mouth, and has a strong flavor. It is a favorite of children, with steamed buns, it's amazing! 👍Skillfully planted antlers, original ecological pure natural antler mushrooms, delicious taste, fragrant and delicious, it is also my favorite! 👍I must talk about the special steamed buns, which are hand-kneaded and made with traditional plant ash. They taste like home and have a strong taste. They are all crazy when they are on the table! Luanchuan Flavor·Junshan Eight Bowls makes people linger and linger. Come here to taste and feel the gift from nature and the inheritance of craftsmanship. 🎀: Luanchuan Flavor Junshan Eight Bowls 📍: Located 200 meters south of Laojunshan Square, it is about 2 minutes' drive from the Laojunshan ticket gate. #八大碗美食 #Luanchuan老君山 #Luanchuan美食 #美食探店

🏘️Room type/layout: original wood color decoration style 🧹Soundproofing/sanitation: clean, tidy and elegant 🏕️Surrounding attractions: at the foot of Laojun Mountain 💗Other tips: delicious food and good things are all available In short, it is a very good experience and worth visiting the store

Junshan Eight Bowls is a traditional banquet cuisine of Luanchuan County with a long history. Originally used for hospitality at weddings and funerals, it embodies local culinary culture. The "Junshan" in its name refers to Lao Junshan Mountain or Junshan Restaurant in Luanchuan County, and is unrelated to Junshan Mountain in Yueyang, Hunan Province. After being improved by chefs, it has become a representative local dish, characterized by its "green, healthy, nutritious, and delicious" qualities. #FoodTaste #LocalFood #LuoyangTravelGuide

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