Led by Badasang, Huo Sining and her group arrived at a tavern.
The so-called tavern was actually a pagoda-like building.
As they went further inside, stepping over the wooden stairs into a house filled with an exotic vibe, they realized that this was indeed the inn Badasang mentioned.
It was indeed an inn, but it was incredibly quiet, without any of the usual hotel bustle. Right outside the window were Myanmar's tropical jungles, giving a very serene and elegant appearance.
The food here was also quite good, and considering that Huo Sining's group was all Huaxia people, Badasang was very attentive, worried that they might not be accustomed to Myanmar cuisine. He had contacted the inn in advance so that the chef not only made local dishes but also prepared a few Huaxia dishes specifically for them.
Although these Huaxia dishes weren't very authentic, being able to eat them in a foreign land was already quite a rarity.
