A 50-Year Famous Hole-in-the-Wall in East China Serves Tasty and Affordable Chinese Food

The preference for hole-in-the-wall spot in Chinese culture can stem from several factors. These smaller, unassuming places often offer authentic, traditional cuisine at more affordable prices compared to larger, fancier restaurants. Additionally, they may provide a cozy and intimate atmosphere that appeals to locals seeking a sense of familiarity and community. Overall, hole-in-the-wall spots can offer a unique dining experience that emphasizes quality, value, and a connection to local culture.
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Very nice your dinner super sir,

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[@ingridgillette5573]

Can you please tell me where this restaurant is? We lived in China for 7 years and have been to many holes in the wall and it was the best food we ever ate.

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Huamei Restaurant, Haining County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Provice, East China

[@ingridgillette5573]

Oh, I miss real Chinese food so much!