Dongbei Ren

We may be in the deep south of China, but you don't have to travel far for a welcoming northeastern dining experience. Favourite family-style recipes involving a great deal of yumi bing(cornmeal bread), stewed fish and cured meats abound, all prepared with an emphasis on flavour over looks and generous portions over presentation. At the heart of much of the cuisine is suan cai, the richly-flavoured sour cabbage that is one of Dongbei's best-loved foods. Also on hand are yummy jiaozi and the occasional pig trotter (if you're into that sort of thing).

One of the major characteristics of northeastern food is the scale of it, with dishes capable of feeding an entire family. Dongbei Ren really makes you feel like a special guest at someone's own table. They may not know your name, but by golly they'll be happy to see you. Recommended dishes are brought to your table for viewing, and the staffs in general are extremely attentive. At the end, you might be a little surprised that you still have to pay the bill (although you probably won't mind when you see it). In all, a terrific dining experience. Bring enough people to finish a good-sized spread.

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