What’s delicious in Guangzhou? Everything in Guangzhou is delicious! Drinking soup before meals is a habit in Guangzhou, and Guangzhou people have very high requirements for soup. If you go to Guangzhou, you must try soup. It is really delicious.
Guangzhou has delicious food everywhere, and there are many restaurants open 24 hours a day, too numerous to mention. As long as friends from other places follow this article and wander around a few business districts, you can basically taste all the famous brand-name Cantonese delicacies...
1. Beijing Road and China Plaza Business District in Yuexiu District (subway Line 1: Martyrs Cemetery Station, Agricultural Training Institute Station, and Gongyuanqian Station; Metro Line 2: Gongyuanqian Station) China Plaza and Beijing Road are both famous commercial areas in Guangzhou, and they are close to residential areas, so there are restaurants nearby There are many high-quality restaurants...
1. Jinhao Chaozhou Restaurant: Located next to the Xianzong Forest next to the Martyrs Cemetery, the Chaozhou cuisine is stable and the most important thing is the price. For 20-30 yuan per person, you can eat quite well. Recommended dishes: gold medal roasted wood bucket, square fish fried kale, Puning fried tofu
2. Qiaomei Noodle House: This is what makes me A store in a dilemma, I personally do not recommend this new style of wontons. But many friends like it very much, because a bowl of 10 yuan includes "crab roe wontons", "shrimp wontons", "red shell column wontons", "baby baby wontons" and "shrimp and crab roe wontons" , some people have said that if you haven’t eaten Qiaomei, you have come to Guangzhou to eat noodles in vain... I’m so confused... Then I recommend it selectively. Per capita consumption: 10 yuan
3. Hengji Mother-in-law Noodles: This is also a noodle shop that I have always thought is too famous. The reason why it became so popular began with an article by POCO and RED. To put it bluntly, RED’s article is a reminiscence of the past about people and food. It is not there. It’s really that delicious (of course it’s not just ordinary), this restaurant is suitable for POCOER from all over the world to go on a pilgrimage... Per capita consumption: 5-8 yuan
4. Flavor Restaurant: Legend has it that it can make the best food in Guangzhou Although the Haowei Niu Sanxing (beef run, beef heart, beef loin) store has begun to decline in recent years, the quality of Niu Sanxing is still unquestionable. Per capita consumption: 5-8 yuan
5. Rose Dessert Shop 6. Baihua Dessert Shop is an old-fashioned Cantonese dessert shop that has been standing on Wenming Road for more than ten years. Both Rose and Baihua have their own merits. Both stores have their own regular customers. Baihua is more famous, but personally I think the roses are better than those produced by Baihua next door. Recommended are hand-ground sesame paste, almond tofu, taro and red bean paste, and pig’s trotters and ginger. Per capita consumption: 5-10 yuan
7. Haitiantian 8. Guizheng Cup These are two Guiling jelly specialty stores. They both sell self-proclaimed authentic Guiling jelly. Guizheng Cup is slightly cheaper, and Haitian is more famous. , the price is slightly more expensive, but they all have certain medicinal effects. The taste is definitely incomparable to the Huang Zhenlong Guiling Cream that costs 3 yuan a piece on the street. Friends who have never tried Guiling jelly when they come to Guangzhou must give it a try! Per capita consumption: 15-30 yuan
9. Guangji Food: Guangji is a time-honored restaurant. The most talked-about one here is the clay pot of goose palms, which are rich in gelatin. As it becomes more delicious, add a plate of hand-made meatballs with scallops. In winter, sitting on the side of the road at the bottom of the arcade cooking pot is a unique flavor. Per capita consumption: 25-35 yuan
10. Lihua Hotel: an authentic small Cantonese restaurant with affordable prices and Guangzhou characteristics. Although the service and environment are poor, it is still worth a visit for foreign friends. try. Recommended: Eel slices, dried tangerine skin and bones, braised snake. Per capita consumption: 30-50
11. Dayang Stew 12. Weiji Stew I really don’t understand why the top snacks on this road are all in pairs... Dayang and Weiji The distance is less than 50 meters apart, and both are old stew shops. There are always people queuing up to buy the stew to supplement during the dog days of summer, not to mention the grand occasion during the weather of March 9th! Recommended: Seasonal stews (outside friends can ask the clerk to recommend stews according to their own constitution or the current season) Per capita consumption: 6-15 yuan
13. Taiping Shacaiji (Danan Road Store): There's no reason to miss Taipingsha's beef brisket noodles when you're near Beijing Road. The products at the Da Nan Road store are not too different from those at the old store. The beef brisket is braised to a delicious degree, and the secret chili sauce is still as fragrant as ever. Recommendation: Per capita consumption of beef brisket noodles: 10-15 yuan
14. Cheng Kee Noodle Family: a typical Hong Kong-style noodle shop, with large portions, and the shrimp wontons are also very popular among foodies in the city welcome. What I recommend is the assorted assortment here. The ingredients such as money tripe, beef tendon, and pig intestines in the assorted assortment are delicious without sticking to your teeth. It’s delicious! But the disadvantage is that Hong Kong-style charges are more expensive. Per capita consumption: 15-30 yuan
15. Tangtang Private Dessert: A new dessert shop that I have been eating since it opened. It has innovative products and reasonable prices, and is very popular among young people. Recommended foods: cashew juice, mango crystal roll, almond tofu curd, cranberry cake. Per capita consumption: 7-20 yuan
16. SWEETDELIGHT is the only place near Beijing Road where you can enjoy hotel-level cakes, but remember: only cakes are recommended, other drinks and The food itself does not guarantee the quality of the food... Per capita consumption: 25-35 yuan
17. Xu Liushan: A fruit dessert shop from Hong Kong with many branches and relatively stable products.
Recommended: Mango Coconut Milk West, Yangzhi Jinlu, Nuomi Ci, etc. Per capita consumption: 10-20 yuan
18. Heli Residential Home Cuisine Restaurant: Formerly called Shengji Hakka King, Pingshengji Roadside Chicken Far and Near Famous; Shuidong sprouts, wild bracken, stir-fried shredded jellyfish are also good, and traditional Hakka dishes such as Hakka braised chicken and Hakka stuffed tofu are also excellent. Per capita consumption: 25-50 yuan
19. Daoxiang Seafood Restaurant (Haizhu Plaza Huaxia Hotel Branch): A Hong Kong-style chain restaurant where people line up from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prices are high It's cheap, but the service is good and the ingredients are good. Whether it's dim sum, stir-fry or hot pot, the food is satisfying. There is also a half-price discount for late-night hot pot. Per capita consumption: 50-80 yuan
20. Shengji Seafood and Game Restaurant: Once a smash hit, the leader in Guangzhou-style food stalls, it has now been opened. It still specializes in seafood and game, and the pot is full of flavor. , the first choice for late night snacks! Per capita consumption: 50-80 yuan
I hope it can be helpful to you.