BINBIN GU

As a loyal fan of Japanese cuisine, I have to say I'm somewhat disappointed. Despite the high online ratings and my high expectations for the sashimi, the quality was quite average and nothing remarkable. Additionally, the restaurant does not allow photography. These photos of the dishes were taken discreetly. I don't understand why photography is prohibited—are they afraid the quality will be exposed?

The menu has added many new dishes. The lobster remains as delicious as ever, and the grilled shrimp is full of flavor. However, the roasted potatoes were just average, not quite tender. Overall, it was a delightful dining experience, making for a wonderful Friday night!

I often dine at this restaurant, after all, I lived in Beijing for 20 years. Here, I can enjoy a variety of authentic Beijing street snacks. Although the taste may not compare to the local flavors in Beijing, it's still one of the Chinese restaurants in the US with a high level of authenticity.

The overall natural environment is very good, but parking in the surrounding area is very difficult. There are very few parking spaces, and a large number of vehicles occupy them. There is a strong, sour smell in the small park behind the memorial hall, and I'm not sure what the situation is. The memorial hall is magnificent and solemn, but upon entering, there is a strong musty smell that is very irritating to my throat. I coughed intensely for more than ten minutes before finally recovering.