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Chinese restaurant in Huangshan City, Anhui
What should I order at Old Street Diyilou?
What to order
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Stinky Mandarin Fish
Frequently praised as a signature Hui dish; reviewers described it as very tasty and even compared its flavor favorably to tuna with rich sauce and truffle-like notes.
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Stinky Mandarin Fish
Mentioned again as '臭鳜鱼' and called very good, reinforcing it as one of the most recommended specialty dishes.
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Hairy Tofu
Highlighted as a traditional Hui specialty with a unique, delicious taste; one review compared it to a Hui-style Parmigiano-Reggiano, suggesting strong flavor and memorable texture.
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Hui Ham
Recommended as another classic local specialty, described as the 'twin brother of prosciutto,' indicating a savory cured-meat flavor that stood out to reviewers.
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Soup Dumplings
Specifically praised as '小籠包うまい,' meaning the soup dumplings were delicious and worth ordering.
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Egg Dumpling Hot Pot
Called the signature dish and described as interesting and pretty good, making it a notable recommendation from the reviews.
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Purple Rice Drink
Mentioned as a hot purple rice drink served with meals; reviewers said it was sweet, refreshing, and very good.
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Ru Yi Chicken
Directly described as excellent ('超好'), showing it was a strongly recommended dish.
Details
About Old Street Diyilou
Old Street Diyilou is a Chinese restaurant in Huangshan City, Anhui, located on Tunxi Old Street. Reviewers consistently mention Hui cuisine and local specialties such as stinky Mandarin fish, hairy tofu, Hui ham, and xiaolongbao, along with a large menu and traditional old-street setting. The restaurant is described as clean, easy to find at the street entrance, and popular with tourists and groups for lunch and dinner. Several reviews also note that the food is reasonably priced, though some locals feel it is a bit expensive.
Amenities
Service options
- Takeout
- Dine-in
Popular for
- Lunch
- Dinner
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Hard liquor
- Small plates
Dining options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Catering
- Table service
Amenities
- Restroom
Crowd
- Groups
- Tourists
Planning
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
Children
- Good for kids
Frequently asked
What is Old Street Diyilou known for?
It is best known for Hui cuisine and signature local dishes like stinky Mandarin fish, hairy tofu, Hui ham, and egg dumpling hot pot. Reviewers repeatedly point to the restaurant’s traditional old-street location and the chance to try authentic regional flavors in one place.
What dishes are most recommended at Old Street Diyilou?
Reviewers specifically highlight stinky Mandarin fish, hairy tofu, Hui ham, egg dumpling hot pot, xiaolongbao, and ruyi chicken. The fish and the hot pot are called out as especially memorable, while the menu is also praised for having a wide variety of dishes and desserts.
What is the atmosphere like at Old Street Diyilou?
The restaurant is described as a large, clean, and easy-to-find dining room on Tunxi Old Street, with a traditional feel that fits the historic setting. It suits tourists and groups well, and reviewers mention helpful staff and a comfortable environment.
Is Old Street Diyilou good value, and what is the price range?
Reviews say the prices are reasonable to decent, with food, shopping, and lodging on the old street described as fairly affordable. One review notes that locals may find Hui cuisine a bit expensive, so it seems better value for visitors than for everyday local dining.
When is the best time to visit Old Street Diyilou?
It is popular for lunch and dinner, and one review says there can be a lot of waiting during meal times. If you want a smoother visit, going outside peak meal hours or planning ahead with a reservation may help.
Is Old Street Diyilou kid-friendly?
Yes, Old Street Diyilou is good for kids.
