Well, the banner sounded interesting enough, so I decided to try this restaurant. Because it was hot outside, the air conditioning was blasting when I sat down. On the tables I noticed that the bowls, plates, saucers, and chop sticks were all shrink wrapped. The waitress told me this was for sanitary reasons, and that the restaurant charges $1.00 yuan per setting used.

I ordered 3 dishes for lunch.
For lunch, I ordered 3 items: a cold chicken dish, lotus roots, and a mixed wild mushroom dish. The chicken was cooked in traditional Guilin style, steamed and then served with two types of sauces. The lotus root was lightly stir-fried, and light tasting, and the mushroom dish had several kinda of mushrooms that I dont know the names to. Overall, the lunch was tasty, and light tasting, and it's reasonably priced. The meal cost me a little under $60 yuan.
Guilin Diner at Xiao Jing San
It was already diner time when I finished my tour of the JingJiang Princes City and the Solitary Beauty Peak. I decided to just take a walk along the streets and find a place to eat, although I wasn't quite sure where I was. I came up to a small restaurant about 3 blocks away from the JingJiang Princes City. The restaurant was called "Xiao Jing San Fan Dian", or Little Gold Mountain Restaurant.

Xiao Jing San Restaurant.
After I sat down, I ordered 3 dishes: a steamed chicken, a stir-fry green veggie, and a tofu dish.

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