Question 1: Is Guangzhou’s morning tea delicious?

What types of morning tea are there in Guangzhou? It’s delicious.

Shrimp dumplings, dry steamed siomai, soup dumplings, chicken feet, spareribs, egg tarts, barbecued pork buns, custard buns, lotus paste buns, quicksand buns, glutinous rice rolls, glutinous rice chicken, wrapped steamed rice dumplings, fish porridge, Ji Di porridge,

Preserved egg and lean meat porridge, fried dumplings, soup dumplings, salty dumplings, fried spring rolls, salty pancakes, taro cakes, radish cakes, water chestnut cakes, barbecued pork cakes, durian cakes, pulled sausage, beef brisket and pork rice rolls, and wonton noodles.

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Question 2: Where is the delicious morning tea in Guangzhou? Recommended time-honored food guide for morning tea in Guangzhou 1. The morning tea in Lao Xiguan in Liwan District has a more authentic taste, and the consumption level in Xiguan is lower than that in other city centers.

I guess you are a tourist. If you want authentic taste, it is better to go to an old restaurant. There are several teahouses on Shangxiajiu Road. The authentic Cantonese-style Shouzhou Restaurant and Taotaoju have good taste and medium price (too cheap or too expensive for others).

I don’t recommend it, either the taste is bad or the environment is average. Just buy cakes at Lianxianglou, don’t drink tea); 2. Turn from Renmin South Road to the Changdi on the Pearl River. There is an old hotel, Datong Restaurant, and drinking tea is also old-fashioned. You can try it.

Next, but I feel it is not as good as Guangzhou Restaurant and Taotao. 3. The morning tea and afternoon tea at Lucky House in Haizhu Square are very punctual and the prices are not expensive. Highly recommended. 4. Highly recommend the Hong Kong-style teahouse, Daoxiang, in Tianhe Zhengjia,

There are branches in several prosperous areas such as Dongshan and Dongfengxi. The snacks are exquisite, but the prices are a bit expensive. Question 3: Which Taotaoju restaurant is the best for morning tea in Guangzhou!

I have to try this time-honored brand!

Daoxiang Restaurant has a pretty good environment. There is a restaurant called "Shangdian" under the Canton Tower, which is very cost-effective!

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You will definitely not regret it if you go!

The two of us ate for RMB 80, and we still couldn’t finish it. It was still under the Canton Tower. It’s really a great value for this price in this location!

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Xinbanxi Restaurant is also a time-honored restaurant, as well as Guangzhou Restaurant. These are all must-try, the prices are not very high, and they have a Cantonese flavor. Question 4: Where is the best place to have morning tea in Guangzhou? Where is the best place to have morning tea in Guangzhou?

Morning tea time is usually from 9 am to 11 am, and some restaurants offer morning tea from 5 am to 12 noon.

There are shrimp dumplings, barbecued pork buns, rice rolls, custard buns, pineapple buns, durian cakes, etc. A good day starts with morning tea.

The more famous places for morning tea in Tianhe District include: Kong No. 1 Daoxiang Restaurant, Guangzhou Restaurant, Jinhe Peninsula Baoji Restaurant, Yujingxuan Tianxiange Seafood Restaurant. The more famous places for morning tea in Liwan District include: Lianxianglou Taotaoju Panxi Restaurant Shifu

Xuan Chinese Restaurant (Shifu Holiday Inn) Yuexiu District is famous for morning tea: Beiyuan Restaurant, Tangyuan Restaurant, Luming Restaurant, Zhengda Fangyuan Lucky Building, New Lychee Bay, Datong Restaurant, Yongya Shanfang, Jinhao Roast Goose Seafood Restaurant, Dim Sum Prince Yin Deng Restaurant

Question 5: What time does morning tea usually take place in Guangzhou? What are the requirements for drinking morning tea in Guangzhou? People in Guangzhou love drinking tea, especially morning tea.

When we meet in the morning, we often greet people with "Yinchawei" (meaning "Have you had tea?"), which shows their preference for tea.

Drinking tea is a life custom of Guangzhou people.

There is a popular proverb among the people that "a pot of tea in the morning will save you the need to find a doctor".

What Guangzhou people call drinking tea actually refers to drinking tea in a tea house (customarily called a tea house).

Not only drinking morning tea, but also eating snacks (as breakfast); not only drinking morning tea, but also drinking afternoon tea and night tea; not only filling the belly, but also spreading news, talking about friendship and discussing business.

It can be seen that tea drinking among Guangzhou people is actually a way of social communication.

This is also an important and fundamental reason why Guangzhou’s tea house industry has been prosperous for hundreds of years.

Among the time-honored restaurants in Guangzhou, a considerable number are tea houses and tea houses from back then.

Tea customers in Guangzhou can be roughly divided into two categories: one is regular customers, who must go to a fixed teahouse every morning, usually with "one cup" (pork ribs rice) and "two pieces" (snacks). These people are retired.

Most of them are elderly people; the other type is drinking "sacrifice tea", that is, drinking tea on rest days, not limited to "one cup or two", but tasting a variety of snacks and "sighing tea" calmly.

Guangzhou's tea market has three markets every day: morning, afternoon and evening. Among them, the morning tea market is the most prosperous. From early morning to about 11 noon, the seats are often packed.

Night tea drinking is also becoming more and more popular, especially in midsummer. Drinking tea while listening to opera performances and enjoying the air-conditioning.

Morning tea in Guangzhou usually opens at 4 a.m., and evening tea doesn’t close until 1-2 a.m. the next day.

Guangdong pastries have both attractive appearance and evocative connotations.

Because Cantonese people are good at absorbing the essence of pastries and desserts from all over the world, and constantly create and improve them.