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I don't eat steak, but I did see it on the menu at Aomai's Kitchen the other day: www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/aom_32384/
Anybody tried it?
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I don't eat steak, but I did see it on the menu at Aomai's Kitchen the other day: www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/aom_32384/
Anybody tried it?
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I've never eaten at Huajichu in Kunming Zoulang, but I've seen the buffet and it's rather extensive... I think it's somewhere around 90-100 per person. Some of the food is in trays, some like noodles, chaofan, mixian, and fried eggs are made to order. Here's a link:
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/map/hua_32362/
Plenty of seafood too, I remember seeing oysters there too. Could be a good deal if you show up hungry.
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