Zhè jiā cāntīng de cài suīrán jiǎndān, què yǒu dúdàozhīchù.
Although this restaurant's dishes are simple, they have something distinctive about them.
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history
From Qing-dynasty critic Kuang Zhouyi's (况周颐) 《惠风词话》: 往往独到之处，能以中锋达意 — 'Often the most original passages can convey meaning with the brush's center.' Originally a term of literary praise.
grammar
Common patterns: 有独到之处 ('to have unique points'), 独到之处在于 ('what's distinctive lies in...'). Almost always used positively to praise originality.
