The courtyard beside the temple was Hubilie’s Xanadu at that time. They were damaged by fire and reconstructed during Ming and Qing Dynasty. Past dynastic emperors took it as the place to worship and consult with hierarchs in the temple. This courtyard used the royal pattern of sijinyuan, means four group buildings along the middle line. Rooms between groups, plus winding corridors, the arrangements of overall layout is clear and elegant. Now Temple Kitchen is located here, the master must be a idler and elegant gentleman who shows originality.
    The book garden master has made the careful adjustment to the courtyard, conforms to modern people's regard, quiet and comfortable. The entire courtyard looks like situating on a lake, guests go through in the winding corridor, pretty like the Chiangnan's waterside pavilion. The breeze in summer, the aroma of tea wafts the former days culture breath. Two millenniums jacaranda trees, let people feel the historical vicissitudes; Raises looks, stands tall and erect white pagoda is dignified and holy.
    Besides the unique exterior scene, the arrangement in each room in Temple Kitchen reaches a fine standard. From ancient times till now, many celebrities, elegant gentlemen and literati's poems, books and pictures are exhibited in here. The plain elegant wooden bookshelf has chocked up with each kind of books, from humanities to geography, from history to politics. It is dazzling and completed. Accidentally you also can discover rare antiques in the corner, although not each article is the treasure, but the fine layout which is paid great painstaking lets you savor the China traditional culture exquisiteness while enjoy the good food. The book garden master arranges all this ingeniously, it shows his taste without saying.
    Temple Kitchen serves royal dishes, vegetarian dishes and new Cantonese dishes primarily. Since the book garden is adjacent the temple, it must have vegetarian dishes, and the vegetarian dishes served here is absolutely excellent with fresh nature flavor.