Yue Shi Shi Dan / 悦舍食单

Nanjing

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Yue Shi Shi Dan / 悦舍食单

Yue Shi is an innovative Chinese dessert restaurant. It is separated from the street by bamboo growing all around the perimeter. The wood structure and decor create a Zen ambience, but the desserts here are like nothing you've ever seen. Oolong Tea Ice cream with a hint of ginger sugar, omelette with cream, mango and caramel lotus root — the recipes are beyond imagination. For the seasonal menu, reservation is obligatory.

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address46 Liji Lane, Nanjing

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