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RestauranteHoo-Lala, a Chinese restaurant in Rio

🏠 Hoo-Lala Restaurante 🗺️ Av. Passos, 71 - Centro, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20051-040 📝 Digital Menu Located near the Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, this Chinese restaurant offers a wide - ranging menu at prices comparable to ordinary stir - fry eateries in China. Personal review of dishes: Hot and Sour Soup: Extremely watery and overly sour, with very few ingredients—tasted more like sour water. Poached Beef in Spicy Sauce: Decent but mild in spiciness, lacking punch. Salt and Pepper Spareribs: Fried with a light egg - flour coating, tender inside—this was a highlight. Dry - Fried Beef Hor Fun: Standard, nothing particularly memorable. Braised Lamb: Strong, bold flavors—proceed with caution if you prefer milder tastes. Overall impression: Price: Affordable. Taste: Mixed; some dishes (like the spareribs) stood out, while others were average. Value for money: Decent, especially for the location. Note: The restaurant is on the second floor, with a snack shop selling Chinese snacks on the first floor. #RioDeJaneiro #ChineseCuisine #RestaurantReview #BudgetEats

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RestauranteHoo-Lala, a Chinese restaurant in Rio

🏠 Hoo-Lala Restaurante 🗺️ Av. Passos, 71 - Centro, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20051-040 📝 Digital Menu Located near the Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, this Chinese restaurant offers a wide - ranging menu at prices comparable to ordinary stir - fry eateries in China. Personal review of dishes: Hot and Sour Soup: Extremely watery and overly sour, with very few ingredients—tasted more like sour water. Poached Beef in Spicy Sauce: Decent but mild in spiciness, lacking punch. Salt and Pepper Spareribs: Fried with a light egg - flour coating, tender inside—this was a highlight. Dry - Fried Beef Hor Fun: Standard, nothing particularly memorable. Braised Lamb: Strong, bold flavors—proceed with caution if you prefer milder tastes. Overall impression: Price: Affordable. Taste: Mixed; some dishes (like the spareribs) stood out, while others were average. Value for money: Decent, especially for the location. Note: The restaurant is on the second floor, with a snack shop selling Chinese snacks on the first floor. #RioDeJaneiro #ChineseCuisine #RestaurantReview #BudgetEats

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