Mu Ping recommended a good place to eat and live.

There is a four-star Bihai Building around South Street, which is a bustling business district and convenient for eating and anything. If you just eat, you can go to the Yongju Hotel in Muping District. The food is good, maybe a little expensive. But there are also some big restaurants and small restaurants around, which I think can meet your needs. If you want a barbecue, I strongly recommend you to go to the barbecue shop on the south side of the community gate in Zuo Jie, Mu Ping. I can't remember the name, but it should be the first one. We all say that there are many parking spaces in front of Zuo Jie, and the celery steamed stuffed bun and roast lamb chops inside are super delicious. There is also a Peng Jun barbecue restaurant, which used to open in an alley. Later, business was so good that it became a big store. Both floors are air-conditioned. If nothing else, the signboard is grilled fish. You can try.