Dallas：B2J Fish Soup

🎈 $30-50 per person 【Bujia Pickled Fish】🌟🌟 There's still a gap compared to Tai Er Pickled Fish back home, but personally, I think it's relatively authentic, a bit oily, but within my acceptable range. You can choose the $39.9 set for two people, which includes appetizers, and with tips, it's settled for $60. They are not open for a few hours in the afternoon, so it's best to check before going; I've made a trip for nothing once. The service was not very good one time I went. 【Jiugongge Hot Pot】🌟🌟🌟 It can be considered a cost-effective hot pot in Dallas. For two people, it's about $70 without tips. Compared to Hai Di Lao, it has the advantage of being close and cheaper. It's best to order Angus beef, and I wouldn't recommend their shrimp paste. I recommend the golden small steamed buns. 【Tai Zong】🌟🌟🌟 I gave it three stars because I think one of their tofu dishes was a bit bland. Maybe it's because I've had too much Sichuan cuisine; for the same price, I'd rather eat at Sichuan Impression/Xiang Zhi Xiang Wei. The eight-treasure rice tastes good. 🎈 $60-80 per person 【Hai Di Lao】🌟🌟🌟🌟 Many people have mentioned this, so I won't elaborate. Although the taste can't be 100% the same as in China, it can somewhat alleviate homesickness. 【Gyu-Kaku Barbecue】🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 It's really the best in Japanese barbecue. With sweet soy sauce, it's not greasy at all. We ordered a $119 set and also got two slices of Lady M matcha mille crepe + ice cream (the taste is a bit different from what I had in NY, but it's still a good deal at $11 a piece). #Taco #DallasFood