Qiaojia Manchu Eight Bowls (Liushuigou branch)
乔家满族八大碗（流水沟店）
Chengde's best-known Manchu Eight Bowls restaurant, housed in a faux-antique two-storey pavilion. Visitors can try venison, camel ribs and almond milk, though recent reviews are divided.
Located at No. 1 Taiping Bridge, at the crossing of Zhongxing Road and Liushuigou Road. A faux-antique two-storey pavilion stands on the corner, about a four-minute walk from the Erxianju bus stop. The restaurant specializes in Manchu Eight Bowls. An older ranking likened it to Quanjude, the famous Beijing roast duck chain, among Chengde's Eight Bowls restaurants. The menu includes Manchu hand-held camel ribs, scallion-fried fresh venison, Eight Banners soy-braised venison, fresh almond milk and Manchu desserts such as pea yellow cake and donkey rolls. Expect about 70–85 yuan per person, with set menus of four cold and four hot dishes. It is packed in peak season, so expect queues. It is open for lunch and dinner. Reviews are polarized: some Ctrip diners find it expensive, with small portions and average flavor. It suits those who want to experience a Manchu banquet.
Opening hours
10:30–14:30, 16:30–22:00
Nearby sights
- Nanyingzi Street
- Chengde Mountain Resort
- Rehe Confucian Temple
- Chengde City God Temple
- Puren Temple
- Pule Temple
- Xumi Fushou Temple
- Anyuan Temple