Zhāngdàqiān tíxiě de biǎn'é, qǔ tángshī “tiānxiāng yún wài piāo” zhī yì, dāngnián yóu hángzhōu bān lái xiānggǎng, yě jiànzhèngle zhè jiā cāntīng báshè shānshuǐ xiāng piāo gǎng dǎo de wǎngshì. Ér tiānxiāng lóu de xiānggǎng chuánqí, zé kāishǐ yú shàng shìjì 50 niándài Show more 73 / 5,000 The plaque inscribed by Zhang Daqian is inspired by the Tang Dynasty poem "Heavenly fragrance drifting beyond the clouds". When the restaurant moved from Hangzhou to Hong Kong, it also witnessed the past of this restaurant traveling across mountains and rivers to spread its fragrance to Hong Kong Island. The legend of Tianxianglou in Hong Kong began in the 1950s.