Cheng-Shih Xin-Tian-Mu Introduction
Chengshi offers a taste of contemporary elegance. The name "Chengshi" is derived from a homophone, where "Cheng" (referring to the owner's surname Chen) means purity, and "shi" refers to food; it also evokes images of pure food, suggesting purity as water flows over stones. "Chengshi Xintianmu" is a Japanese vegetarian restaurant hidden in Checheng, which originally served as the dormitory for the station master and deputy station master. The strong Japanese style makes it feel like stepping back into the past of Checheng. The owner's insistence on quality results in exquisite yet absolutely delicious dishes; each vegetarian set meal is light but retains the natural sweetness of the ingredients. Much like the preserved elegance of Japanese architecture in "Chengshi Xintianmu," it encapsulates the "original flavor" of that era. Once on the tatami mat, one might inadvertently shuffle their feet or kneel down! Dive into the experience of Japanese aesthetics! "Jiu Cai He Zi" consists of nine dishes, all focused on Japanese vegetarian cuisine, enhanced through culinary guidance, and includes two dishes: "Health Scallops with Passion Fruit Sauce" and "Quinoa Harvest." "Chengshi Xintianmu" is a unique Japanese vegetarian restaurant where guests can savor high-quality cuisine while experiencing traditional Japanese kneeling seating, allowing for an immersive appreciation of the architecture and landscaping in a truly exceptional culinary experience.
