What s the most domineering name or store name you ve ever encountered?

When I went to church to pray, I saw a shop next to the church with the name "Next Door to Heaven", which is probably the most domineering store name I have ever seen.

There is a shop that sells tea called "Jing Tea Bureau", which has a deterrent effect.

I have a roll call in our small county town that is quite domineering, it is a small barbecue restaurant named Yimao Wu casually, it is really simple and domineering.

A small shop selling marinated products, the big name "marinated to deep", is very imposing.

We have a ** shop here called Mo Shang, I started to think it was very interesting, to not understand this meaning, and then I saw the sentence Mo Shang is like jade, and the son is unparalleled in the world! Instantly, I felt that the owner was so literate! This name is so suitable for the ** shop!

There is a street in Huilongguan, Beijing, there is a restaurant called "Monkey Gohan", and some people may rush in and ask, "Is there a dragon ball?" ”

There is a Western restaurant in Chengdu, the name is "No Hunger, No Sitting", which is not a crime.

When I was picking out clothes for my boyfriend, I entered a place called Hipster I call the shots, and the clothes inside were not bad, so I gave it the right name.

The most domineering store name I've ever met is "Eat You to Death".

Restaurants I've seen: Goose Country Restaurant, You Sit Cook (hot pot restaurant). Barbershop: Supreme Hair Salon.

I have heard of a Chinese herbal medicine called "Wang Buliuxing", which can also be used to make dishes.

I used to go to a steamed bun shop called "Bao Daren" to buy steamed buns, and I wanted to ask Bao Daren if he knew.

A few days ago, I saw a Chinese herbal medicine called "Fulong liver" in a program, and when I heard the name, I thought it was a cool thing, but it turned out to be a kind of soil.

There used to be a junior high school classmate surnamed Jun, but his parents directly gave him a king's landing, which was amazing.

I heard that someone named it "Glory of Kings", and he also successfully registered for the account. It's a bit domineering.

I remember that in the mid-nineties, there were two hot pot restaurants not far from each other in Shipingqiao, Chongqing, one was named "Ben Eat" (Mercedes-Benz), and the other was named "Full" (BMW), and I went to eat it a few times, not to mention that the taste was not bad.

I saw a barber shop, the name of the shop: Supreme People's Hair Institute.

I opened a grilled chicken restaurant, and the name of the restaurant is two words. Eat chicken.

There is a mobile herbal tea cart in our night market, called the Federal Tea Bureau