Cheng-Shih Xin Tian Mu Introduction
Chengshih offers a taste of contemporary elegance. The name Chengshih is derived from a homophone: Cheng (the surname of the owner) and Shih (meaning food), which also suggests pure food and imagery (the meaning of pure water flowing over stones). "Chengshih Xintianmu" is a Japanese vegetarian restaurant hidden in Checheng, originally the quarters for the stationmaster and the assistant stationmaster. The strong Japanese style makes one feel as if they are transported back to the past of Checheng. The owner's insistence on quality ensures that the dishes here are exquisite yet absolutely delicious, with each vegetarian set meal being light yet retaining the natural sweetness of the ingredients. Just like the preserved "Chengshih Xintianmu" showcasing the elegance of its era, stepping onto the tatami mat makes you inadvertently walk slowly and kneel! Immerse yourself in the Japanese style of dining! "Jiu Cai Hezi" consists of nine dishes, all focused on Japanese vegetarian cuisine, enhanced through culinary guidance. Notably, it includes "Healthy Scallops with Passion Fruit Sauce" and "Quinoa Harvest." "Chengshih Xintianmu" is a unique Japanese vegetarian restaurant where you can enjoy gourmet food while experiencing the art of traditional Japanese kneeling dining, allowing for a high-quality culinary experience.
