You can always find the good restaurants in Guilin by counting how many containers of dirty dishes they have piled on the sidewalk. In Guilin the restaurants put their dirty dishes outside their restaurant in plastic containers. A contracted company picks them up washes them and returns them the next day. Sort of reminded me of the “pre-Pampers” old diaper services.
On the way back to the hotel we had a street snack that was a Chinese version of a Sloppy Joe. It was made with chopped pork and tasted delicious! We tried a couple of other local snacks but this is the one that my taste buds will remember.
