Bi Feng Tang
📍 China, Shang Hai Shi, Pu Dong Xin Qu, Yaohan, Zhang Yang Lu, 501号第一八佰伴商厦 9F 邮政编码: 200120
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Google: 4.2 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Bi Feng Tang, located in the picturesque city of Suzhou, China, is a charming restaurant that captures the essence of authentic Chinese cuisine. Known for its delightful dim sum and a variety of noodle dishes, this eatery offers a vibrant dining atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists alike. With a rating of 4.2 on Google and 4.0 on TripAdvisor, patrons rave about the creativity and tastiness of the food. The restaurant is particularly popular among families, couples, and friends looking for a casual yet enjoyable meal. Features such as table service, takeout options, and wheelchair accessibility enhance the overall dining experience, making it a go-to spot for a relaxed meal in the heart of Suzhou.
Opening Hours
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Signature Dishes
- •Delicious dim sum
- •Wonton noodles
- •Fried rice
- •Shrimp Dumpling King
- •Vegetarian abalone
- •Flat/thick noodles with pork
- •Pickled fish
Overall rating 4.0 / 5 (38 reviews)
Google: 4.2 (5 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (33 reviews)
Customer Reviews
This place has delicious dim sum, and the wonton noodles and fried rice are so-so. There is also pigeon meat, served in a cage and decorated.
A friend made an appointment for lunch and came to this store. There was a slight queue at the door. There was not much waiting time. After we were seated, we sat down to order. There were so many people that the waiter couldn't respond in time. I ordered chicken feet (very delicious and soft in the mouth, recommended) and pickled fish (the fish meat was very poor, not elastic, and felt like death). As for the fish, it was a failure. I have eaten the nine-bellied fish from the typhoon shelter, but it was also very poorly cooked and not recommended), vegetarian abalone (the ingredients are fresh, the mustard is good, and it is tasty), the kale is too old, and the processing is a bit lacking, and the shrimp The Dumpling King is one of Typhoon Shelter’s signature dishes. The outer skin is non-sticky and the whole shrimp is inside. It has no fishy smell and is elastic. Highly recommended. Overall evaluation: Personally, I don’t like Typhoon Shelter very much. Some of the dishes are not as good as before. The average price is about 100 yuan per person. Just eat it occasionally.
Great food and great hospitality. Food was creative and tasty! The crab and the red rice roll were our favourites. Worth a try!
Their flat/thick noodles with Pork are exceptional and worth the visit alone just for them. Vegetables and soups are also good and for something new, try the hot/warm lettuce. Consistently great noodles, very tasty indeed.