Lehua Night Market - Black Wheel, Spicy Stinky Tofu, Oyster Oyster

After dinner, I came to Lehua Night Market by accident, and the first stall came to the expensive black wheel stall. I ate it a long time ago and only remembered that it was expensive. Today, I revisit the old expensive, two plates of 160. There was a guest in front of us who was slowly picking, and he was about to roll his eyes. I have to say that the ingredients are good. The cabbage rolls and bean skin rolls are delicious with meat, and they are even better with spicy sauce.

The special thing about this shop is that the soup will be directly given to you in a pot, and you will pour it into the paper cup yourself. In addition to the general black wheel soup base, there is bonito, not too salty but delicious.

The next stop was the spicy stinky tofu. Most restaurants have options such as noodles, but this one has none at all, only duck blood and stinky tofu. Let's see how powerful he is. After eating it, I feel that the tofu is really intentional, but the soup base is a little light. Overall, a big bowl is delicious, and 80 yuan is OK.

The opposite happened to be Oyster Oyster Oyster, so I asked the boss if I could eat outside, and the boss readily said it was okay, and sure enough, this is the person who can do business and help each other. It is often seen that some street vendors directly prohibit eating out, and the fierce ones are the same. We still have to uphold the principle of reciprocity in free trade, and open up to each other and order each other's dishes. The boss opposite was also very kind to help us bring things over, which was really great and really humane. This oyster room has a special burnt aroma, but the skin is not too hard to fry, the fire is well controlled, the middle is still soft and tender, and the oysters are also fresh, with seafood, praise.

It’s just that it’s still too cold today, and it’s raining again, so I’m about to hang up, so I’d better run away and go home.