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Original flavor, embracing contemporary elegance The name “Cheng Shi” originates from a phonetic play: Cheng (the owner, Mr. Chen) + Shi (delicacy). It also evokes a sense of purity—pure water flowing over stone. “Cheng Shi Xin Tian Mu” is a Japanese-style vegetarian restaurant tucked inside a car yard. It was originally the dormitory of the stationmaster and assistant stationmaster, steeped in a strong Japanese ambiance that feels like a glimpse of the car yard’s past. The owner’s unwavering commitment to quality ensures that each dish is refined yet undeniably delicious. Every vegetarian set is light but still preserves the natural sweetness of the ingredients, much like the “Cheng Shi Xin Tian Mu” Japanese architecture—capturing the era’s “original flavor” of prosperity. A moment on the tatami floor can easily make you lose your footing and sit cross‑legged in reverence! Immerse yourself in the Japanese style. “Jiu Cai He Zi” consists of nine dishes, all centered on Japanese vegetarian fare. After culinary refinement, two additional dishes were introduced: “Health‑boosting scallops with passion fruit sauce” and “Quinoa and five‑grain harvest.” “Cheng Shi Xin Tian Mu” offers a unique Japanese vegetarian experience where you can enjoy the cuisine while kneeling in the traditional Japanese style, fully immersing yourself in the architecture and scenery for a high‑quality gastronomic delight.