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The taste is not bad, the price is very moderate, it is worth trying

Abbasi Teahouse &amp; Traditional Restaurant is part of Abbas&#39;s house, a family-style business model, and a very famous restaurant in Kashan. Guests need to sit on a large bench and eat food on a chair. Mainly traditional Iranian cuisine, you can eat many local classic specialties, such as kabab (barbecue), dizi (mutton and pickled vegetables), turshi (stained vegetables), kashke bademjan (cheese roasted eggplant) and so on. We went about 8 o&#39;clock, I don&#39;t know if the meal time is over, or the locals have not eaten yet, there are not many guests.

Manouchehri House was converted from a traditional Iranian old house, which is a famous attraction in Kashan. The hotel has a quadrangle layout, the middle courtyard is small and exquisite, wooden doors and windows are set with metal-based ancient lock hooks, and the platform is decorated with many clay ornaments. There are many traditional Persian beds around the pool for people to rest. If it weren&#39;t for the cold winter, I really wanted to rest here to enjoy the cool. The hotel has a small restaurant, which is recommended in poor travel kits and LP. We ate here that night. The general spice flavor in Iranian food was difficult to accept. However, the eggplant and skewers I ordered, the taste feels average, maybe the dishes are not good. There is a 24% service charge and tax.

Kashan is the Xiazhuang of the Persian king and minister. In addition to the emperor&#39;s summer palace, the rich man&#39;s house is also a lot of reserved sightseeing, some converted into hotels. In addition to visiting Kashan, it is better to have the opportunity to stay in a private hotel. This hotel is located in the old town, the door is not big, the neighborhood is full of houses, and the garden does not know its style. Sitting in the garden, listening to music, drinking a cup of tea, having fun.

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