[2025 Guangzhou Restaurant] Travel Guide for Tao Tao Ju Bing Jia (Di Shi Fu) (Updated Jun)

#eatlikealocal #guangzhou #100waysoftravel #china Tao Tao Ju is one of the most famous Cantonese restaurant that operate since the Qing Dynasty - 1880 and after 144 years, there are so many branches over Guangzhou now!! Visiting the main branch that located in the shi pu street and it really amaze me!! Entering the main door, there is a lobby aka waiting area + a shop right besides to sell their pastries or souvenirs, up 1-2 storey, the restaurant and ballroom are there to dine in. If you would like to take some instagrammable picture, balcony with ancient red pavillion writing the shop name is there for you! Highly recommended especially for breakfast!!

#chinatrip Tao Tao Ju offers a delightful start to the day with its authentic Guangzhou dim sum. The bustling atmosphere and warm hospitality immediately set the tone for a memorable dining experience. From the moment we entered, the aroma of freshly steamed dumplings filled the air, enticing us to indulge in their extensive dim sum selection 🫖 We started with classic favorites like steamed shrimp dumplings 🥟, rice roll (cheong fun) and barbecue pork buns 🐽, each bursting with flavor and impeccably crafted. The dim sum was perfectly complemented by fragrant jasmine tea 🍵, served attentively by the friendly staff. Tao Tao Ju's commitment to quality and tradition shone through in every dish, showcasing Guangzhou's rich culinary heritage. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Tao Tao Ju guarantees a morning of delicious dim sum that leaves a lasting impression. 😙👌🏻 Tao Tao Ju in Guangzhou exudes traditional charm with its elegant structure. Located in a historic area, the restaurant's architecture blends classic elements with modern comforts, creating a welcoming ambiance 👀 The exterior showcases intricate details, reflecting Guangzhou's cultural heritage. Inside, the layout is spacious yet intimate, with tasteful decor that enhances the dining experience 🥢 #guangzhou #dimsum #breakfast #eater #delicious #china_visits #elegant

🌿Founded in 1880, Guangzhou Xiguan Taotaoju main store, step into the teahouse It feels like walking in a Lingnan garden, with pavilions and pavilions, Lingnan charm screens, colorful Manchurian windows, mahogany furniture, etc… ☕️Drink tea leisurely, get two pieces in one cup, and experience the traditional Cantonese tea drinking culture You can also watch the dim sum chefs making meals live through the glass windows! ❤️Taotaoju Prawn Dumplings Shrimp dumplings are a must-try for drinking tea. They use fresh large shrimps, which are delicious and sweet. The texture of the meat is solid, refreshing and chewy. It’s really hard to chew 👍 ❤️Crispy Squab Crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside It’s fragrant and delicious! ❤️Beef fried rice noodles Very authentic Cantonese style stir-fried beef river, full of wok flavor, caramelized, tender and smooth The rice noodles are smooth and chewy, with a rich flavor, so yummy👍 ❤️Buffalo milk bag After you bite into the crispy exterior, you will find rich and delicious buffalo milk inside. The milk is still hot, so be careful to burn your mouth! 📍No. 20, Shifu Road, Shangxiajiu, Liwan District, Guangzhou City #Overseas travel #Great Bay Area must-go check-in spots #Food #GUANGZHOU GOOD PLACE #GUANGZHOU GOODS

I haven't been back to Guangzhou for more than 20 years. This time, I can finally go back to half of the countryside while customs clearance is being completed. When visiting Guangzhou, of course you have to see historical buildings, so I went to Shidifu Road on purpose. Walk along Shidifu Road to Xiajiu Road, and there are many check-in spots along the way. The first check-in spot is of course Taotaoju, and a little later, it is Linxianglou. Entering the pedestrian street, Ping'an Grand Theater is in front. I didn't expect the theater to be still in business. Passing Shifu Hotel and arriving at the intersection, Guangzhou Restaurant is on the left, but it was under renovation when I passed by that day. Entering Xiajiu Road, a familiar name appeared in my childhood - Huangshanghuang, which reminded me of the days of eating ice cream, but this Huangshanghuang sells cured meat. Go all the way to Shangxiajiu Square, which is another good place to check in........ Then I didn't go along Xiajiu Road, but changed to Kangwang Road towards Shamian......

Coming from northern China, I used to think “morning tea” (早茶) was just like our early street markets—only happening at dawn, quick and savory. But a recent visit to Tao Tao Ju (Jiefang North Road branch) completely changed my perception of dim sum. Turns out, in the Cantonese world, dim sum isn’t just for early risers—it’s an all-day ritual, enjoyed even into the evening. 🌞🌙 I dove headfirst into a sweet and flavorful journey that surprised me at every turn. ⸻ 🍽️ What I Tried: 🐔 Braised Chicken Feet Tender, sweet, and sticky—classic done right. 🧀🍗 Cheese Glutinous Rice Chicken Cheesy, rich, and filling. Delicious, but quite heavy—share this one! 🐖 Steamed Pork Ribs Juicy and subtly sweet. Not your usual strong-flavored black bean style. 🍤 Har Gow (Shrimp Dumplings) Plump shrimp and chewy skin. Fresh, light, and one of my favorites. 🍍🥯 Milk Custard Pineapple Bun Sweet, crispy crust with a molten custard center. Dessert lovers, don’t skip this! 🍚🍤 Red Rice Noodle Rolls with Shrimp Nutty red rice wrapping chunky shrimp. Sticky, soft, and super satisfying. ⸻ ✨ My Takeaway: Tao Tao Ju’s dim sum was a delightful surprise—especially for someone with a northern palate. The overall flavor leaned sweet, which I wasn’t expecting, but ended up loving. For anyone who thinks dim sum is just breakfast food, think again. This is a flavorful, all-day celebration of Cantonese culture—and I’m officially hooked. 🍵🥢 #guangzhouguide

#guangzhouguide 📍Address: 陶陶居酒家（第十甫路总店） • 地址：广州市荔湾区第十甫路20号（近大同路） As a foodie, I couldn’t visit Guangzhou without experiencing a traditional dim sum house — and Tao Tao Ju was at the top of my list. Founded in 1880, this century-old teahouse is said to be one of the most iconic places for Cantonese dim sum, and now I know why. I visited the original flagship location on Dishifu Road (in the historic Shangxiajiu area). The moment I stepped inside, I felt like I had entered a different era — wooden beams, classic red lanterns, and the unmistakable buzz of locals and tourists alike. Pro tip: get there early, especially on weekends. The line builds up fast! It’s not just about the food. Tao Tao Ju has that timeless charm — elderly locals reading newspapers, waitstaff pushing dim sum carts between round tables, and the constant clinking of tea cups. It felt authentic, comforting, and full of life. If you’re ever in Guangzhou and want to experience traditional Cantonese dim sum in a setting that feels like a living museum, Tao Tao Ju is a must.

I’m from Hong Kong, so I’m all about that dim sum life. And let me just say that the dim sum here deserves all the rave it gets. The har gao has always been one of my favorite dishes and the ones here are perfect. The menu has so much variety that it was hard to choose, especially for someone like me who has a tiny appetite. Will need to come here again to try more things next time 😌 #travel #guangzhou_china #guangzhou #china #food #dimsum

Nice dim sum restaurant Tao Tao Ju. Just beside our hotel. Although the price is not cheap, the food quality made up for it. We went at about 3pm so there is not much queue. Worth the trip

1. Tao Tao Ju (Tenth Fu Road Head Office) Features: A century-old teahouse, founded in 1880, Kang Youwei inscribed a sign, Lu Xun, Ba Jin and other celebrities have visited. - Must-order dishes: Tao Tao Ju Centenary Roast Goose, Iced Sweet and Sour Pork, Prawn Dumplings, Smooth Portuguese Tart by Ming Oven. - Highlight: The "Yelen Menu" that Yellen checked in during her visit to China includes a variety of classic Cantonese dishes, such as Golden Brand Secret Char Siu and Casserole Mushroom Pot. The head office retains the style of the Xiguan arcade. Drinking tea overlooks the Upper and Lower Nine Pedestrian Streets. 2. Chan Tim Kee (Wong King Plaza Branch) - Features: Focusing on Shunde cool fish skin for more than 40 years, with only one dish popular in Guangzhou. - Must-order dishes: ancestral crispy fish skin (catfish skin with secret soy sauce), boat congee. - Highlights: hand-peeled fish skin, chilled after boiling water, crisp and no fishy taste, recommended by Cai Lan. The shop retains traditional bamboo woven tables and chairs, which is full of market atmosphere. 3. Gin Kee Cha Fun (Wenchang North Road Branch) - Features: Hong Kong gourmet Cai Lan, the originator of Bra Cha-fun, which started in 1958, once inscribed the words "Intestine is king". - Must-order dishes: Three treasures of cha siu (char siu, fresh shrimp, lean meat), beef cha siu. - Highlights: The 腸粉 is as thin as a locust wing, with secret sauce, which is refreshing and slightly tough. It is a classic choice for Lao Guang breakfast. 4. Lotus Incense House (10th Fu Road Store) - Features: Founded in 1889, the "First Lotus Seed Paste House" is known for its lotus seed paste mooncakes and traditional refreshments. - Must-order dishes: lotus seed paste bun, Phoenix floating bun, steamed ribs in soy sauce. - Highlights: The teahouse retains its Manchu window frames and antique decoration. It was once the filming location of the movie "Flower Years". 5. Dongjiang Food (Wuyang New Town Branch) - Features: A 30-year-old shop hidden in an alley, conquering neighbors and Michelin chefs with salt-baked chicken. - Must-order dishes: traditional salt-baked chicken (crispy skin and fragrant bones), pepper and salt nine-belly fish, black pepper beef. - Highlights: Selected 180 days free chicken, with free carrot and ribs soup, 60 dollars per person value for money is super high, rice often need to queue.

Stepping into Tao Tao Ju felt like walking into a living piece of Cantonese culinary history. One of the oldest dim sum restaurants in Guangzhou, this place has been serving locals since the Qing Dynasty — and it still hits. We tried classics like har gow, siu mai, and their signature dishes, all served in the most nostalgic, vintage setting. The vibe? Bustling, warm, and filled with the aroma of bamboo steamers and tea. A must-visit if you’re craving authentic old-school yum cha in the heart of the city. #china #guangzhou #memorable_trip #dimsum 📍Address: 广州第十甫路总店 地址 : 第十甫路20号一楼（近大同路） 电话 : 020-80503899

Step into Tao Tao Ju Jiu Jia, where time-honored Cantonese flavors meet timeless architecture. This historic restaurant, with its elegant garden-style rooftop, offers more than just a meal—it’s a moment of escape. Overlooking the bustling streets of Beijing Road, the rooftop is adorned with potted greens, tiled eaves, and quiet corners for tea and conversation. As the sun dips low, the golden light glows against the carved wood and traditional latticework, creating a poetic harmony between cuisine, culture, and calm. It’s a hidden oasis where every dish tells a story and every view is a slice of old Guangzhou. #discoverchina

If you come to Guangzhou, you have to try Tao Tao Ju, right? And if you try Tao Tao Ju, you have to try the main branch, right? Today, my Guangzhou friend treated me to a meal at this time-honored restaurant! When I arrived at the entrance, I saw that the restaurant was huge, seemingly five or six stories high, and there were still people waiting in line at the door. My friend had gotten a number in advance, so we went straight to the fourth-floor dining hall. The dishes were served quickly. The roast goose was the most satisfying, and there were also the tangerine peel beef balls that I especially like. It was also my first time trying sweet and sour pork served on ice, and I have to say, it tasted better than the hot version. Finally, we had a serving of dry-fried beef ho fun! Perfect! But I also have to mention a few of the waiters here. Is the service in all old restaurants like this? They seemed a bit indifferent, and I had to repeat things many times. Isn't Guangzhou's service level supposed to be the national benchmark?

#newyearnewtrip Dim sum in Guangzhou is more than just a meal; it’s a beloved cultural tradition. Originating from Cantonese cuisine, it’s a way of life, often enjoyed with family and friends over tea. The experience is as much about the atmosphere as the food itself. Har gow (steamed shrimp dumplings), siu mai (pork dumplings), and char siu bao (bbq pork buns) are staples, offering a perfect blend of textures and flavors. Cheung fun (rice noodle rolls) and lo mai gai (sticky rice with chicken) are also popular, showcasing delicate Cantonese flavors. For dessert, don’t miss the silky custard tarts or sweet egg tarts. For an authentic dim sum experience, head to Lin Heung Tea House, a historic spot known for its traditional ambiance and top-tier dim sum. Tao Tao Ju is another favorite, where locals line up for their fresh and flavorful selections. In Guangzhou, dim sum is truly an experience not to be missed! #thingstodo #china #familytravel

#newyearnewtrip Tao Tao Ju is a famous Cantonese restaurant in Guangzhou famous for its delicious dim sum, however you should not miss their traditional Cantonese dishes too. I would recommend you to try their traditional Cantonese dishes to taste the classic Cantonese flavors. Their famous Cantonese dishes such as Sweet and Sour Pork, Braised Chicken with Mushrooms, Steamed Fish with Soy Sauce, Steamed Spare Ribs and more. All are good combination with rice. You must eat with rice.

#newyearnewtrip Tao Tao Ju is a famous Cantonese restaurant in Guangzhou known for its delicious dim sum and traditional Cantonese dishes, ocated near the Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, which is a well-known shopping area in Guangzhou. If you are around that area, you can just can walk to get to Tao Tao Ju as you will get to explore along the street and the culture of Guangzhou. If you are around Canton Tower or Tianhe District, the easiest way is to hail a taxi to get there.

#newyearnewtrip Tao Tao Ju is one of the most famous and traditional Cantonese restaurants in Guangzhou, that established in 1880. The restaurant is an iconic part of Guangzhou's culinary that serve authentic Cantonese dim sum and other regional specialties. Dishes such as shrimp dumplings (har gow), pork buns (char siu bao), and steamed rice rolls are must order from the menu. The restaurant’s interior includes wooden tables, traditional Chinese art, and wooden cabinetry, creating an old-world, authentic feel. Address: 2/F, 20 Liwan Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou, China

We went to this restaurant because it looked pretty in the photos. But the food served was simply fantastic . We went back twice in the few days here, once for the dim sum menu and the second for the main courses. The service is good, deco wonderful and food just delicious. The Di Shi Fu location is also great for tourists being close to a traditional milk dessert place just opposite and the pedestrian street close by.

#Guangzhou Attractions Cantonese people back to Guangzhou do not eat dim sum like the New Year does not eat melon seeds like a little boring but used to eat chain groups revisit local small restaurants and like visiting the house downstairs neighborhood restaurant like a familiar sense of danger ⚡️ So spend some fare time to the national tourist attraction 💗 visit the century-old headquarters - Tao Tao Ju 🫖 The Tenth Huangfu Road next to the Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, which is well-known abroad, is full of style. There are more clothes and shoes shops than the former. This street sees many local shops There is no shortage of Chinese-style products full of characteristics Looking up, you can see that the original appearance of the old arcade building is preserved. Stop or explore the historical significance The signboard of the teahouse is very eye-catching. Under the flashing neon lights, the shopfront is decorated in a marble style Thought once you enter there will be through the Republic of China by the front desk dressed exquisite service friendly lady pulled back to modern reception crystal lighting design with antique furnishings along the aisle in front of the retro-style elevator 🛗 upstairs than Hong Kong does not have such a long history of anti-update There are three floors in the building. There are booths on each floor to facilitate gatherings with friends Although non-traditional round table teapot stove table each table You can also slowly enjoy hot tea during winter ❄️ There is a wide variety of dishes, from siu-mai to chicken soup hot pot Signature famous dish breast pigeon 4 pieces served with gloves courteous and clean The portion is not much and the meat is not worse than expensive specialty stores Recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A must-try for dim sum 1. Char Siu Dessert Pack Although the plate served, the heat is not less than the steamed dragon but has the sophistication of Western pastry There is also no greasy taste The filling is rich and the honey is moderately sweet It's a good-sized midpoint 🀄️ 2. Signature shrimp dumplings🍤 Eat no fishy taste very good hygiene appearance crystal clear followed by a very hot very expensive dumplings no two price more convenient a little Those who must order shrimp dumplings in teahouses can place their orders with confidence 3. Cantonese Portuguese Tart The appearance is new-style, with a tall outer layer, a bit like a mixture of egg tart and Portuguese tart The color of the middle egg part has no artificiality When dessert after a meal a serving of three pieces just 🙌 Recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍Address: 1-5F, No. 20, Shishifu Road, Laiwan District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province 💰Average consumption per person: 100 RMB for dinner

How can you not eat at Tao Tao Ju when you come to Guangzhou! I arrived at the store at 11am on a weekday and waited in line for less than half an hour to get a seat! I discovered that almost all seafood in the store is on sale right now! I decisively ordered the blue crab pot 🦀, nine-section shrimp 🦐 and my favorite barbecued meat! I have loved eating roasted pork dipped in sugar since I was a child. This way of eating it is really unique. You must try it! 😘 🦀The crab stew has lots of meat and is sweet, really delicious🤤 🦐The Typhoon Shelter Nine-segment Prawns are a must-eat in life🧾, totally chewy! There is a dim sum shop with an open kitchen on the first floor, where you can buy some to bring back for your family! Well-deservedly a happy hometown for Guangzhou people! 👍

| Tao Tao Ju delicious chicken hotpot. Although it was raining, it couldn't stop the enthusiasm for making chicken hotpot on the rooftop [Happy] That night, Taotaoju launched 4 chicken hotpots: pork belly chicken, Huadiao chicken, medicinal chicken, and fish maw chicken😎😎Drink the soup first, it is rich and delicious. Drinking a bowl in the slightly cool weather is warm and comfortable... The chicken is of good quality, the skin is smooth and tender, and the chicken has a chicken flavor There are also several new dim sum, all of which are seasonal delicacies, and making hotpot on the rooftop, listening to music, and drinking a few cups is a lot of fun [Grin][Grin]

✅I went to Guangzhou to check in at the Tao Tao Ju main store. I ate at the Tao Tao Ju on Beijing Road many years ago and I have always missed it. This restaurant is super big, be sure to come early to get a number. ✅This time I caught up with the seafood market🦞, and many seafood dishes were on sale. It’s as low as 50% off, which is really a good deal. This time I ordered nine-segment shrimp and crab roe. I even used a voucher when checking out, which made me very satisfied. ✅Unlocked 🔓The roasted pork belly with crispy skin and the meat is neither dry nor greasy, so delicious. Nine-segment prawns are as low as 68r per portion. Don't forget to use your voucher when checking out.

🕰️Business hours: 0800～1630 1700～2200 📍Address: No. 20, Shidifu Road, Guangzhou Tao Tao Ju Main Store, located on Shangxiajiu Commercial Pedestrian Street, is a century-old shop. After renovation, the environment is comfortable and you can enjoy your meal time. The food quality is very good, the shrimp dumplings are fresh and tasty. The chicken feet are tasty enough. The ribs taste just average, you don't have to try them. The dry fried beef noodles are really excellent, with the aroma of wok and little oil. You must try it. As for tea, we drank Pu'er tea that day, which was very ordinary.

|||.Coming to Yongqingfang in Guangzhou, it would be a waste not to see these Xiguan arcades!|||🌞Guangzhou's treasure place for leisurely strolling (35/100) -- Almost every tourist coming to Guangzhou will go to Yongqingfang As a Guangzhou citywalk blogger who likes Cantonese culture and historical buildings I sincerely hope that everyone will not miss those arcades and Xiguan houses Although they are not as eye-catching as the internet-famous shops But they are the real representatives of Guangzhou's heritage and cultural characteristics! I have specially organized a small and popular cultural route around Xiguan Yongqingfang Share with everyone! - Lianxiang Building (Century-old Shop)👉Taotaoju (Dishipu Road Main Store)👉Jinsheng Cinema👉Jixiangfang No.1 Residence👉He Feng Gallery (Baoyue Bridge)👉Cantonese Opera Art Museum👉Bruce Lee's Rental House👉Longjin West Road👉Liwan Lake Park/Liwan Museum 1️⃣Lianxiang Building: A century-old shop, one of the most famous teahouses in Guangzhou, founded in 1889, known for its Cantonese dim sum and Cantonese moon cakes, you can have morning tea and also buy cakes - 2️⃣Taotaoju: Located on Dishipu Road, another long-established teahouse in Guangzhou, established in 1880, Taotaoju was named by Kang Youwei, and the pavilion on the top floor was once the best place to enjoy the moon in Guangzhou - 3️⃣Jinsheng Cinema: Established in 1932, China's first sound cinema, in the 1970s, going to Jinsheng Cinema to watch a newly released foreign movie in the air conditioning was the most enthusiastic and luxurious enjoyment of the old Guangzhou people, now it has become a live house - 4️⃣Jixiangfang No.1 Residence: The more well-preserved Xiguan building in Yongqingfang, built in the early 20th century, with exquisite carvings and green bricks, the recent exhibition 'Wind Rises in Xiguan: Yongqing Construction Narrative' exhibition, you can understand the story of how Yongqingfang was repaired and revitalized. This area used to be the residence of famous Cantonese opera actors, and the famous Cantonese opera actor Ma Shiceng and the Red Line Women's couple also lived here. - 5️⃣He Feng Gallery: Go straight along Litchi Bay, bypass various internet-famous shops, come to the outside of the Cantonese Opera Museum, you will see the main building of the imitation Tang architecture, here you can walk on the gallery bridge, see the characteristic Lingnan garden inside, there will sometimes be Cantonese opera performances on the Wanfu Platform - 6️⃣Cantonese Opera Art Museum: A museum dedicated to displaying Cantonese opera art and culture, recommended for visit! Free! - 7️⃣Bruce Lee's Rental House: The former residence of Bruce Lee's father, also a Xiguan house worth visiting, you can understand the legendary charm of Bruce Lee, the martial arts superstar. - 8️⃣Longjin West Road: Walk along Enning Road to Longjin West Road, there are various characteristic arcade historical buildings along the way, it is worth a slow stroll - 9️⃣Liwan Lake Park/Liwan Museum: A good place to experience the life of the old Guangxi Xiguan market, a huge and beautiful lake, the Liwan Museum can appreciate the Xiguan house and the exquisite century-old Western building, it is very worth seeing! - 💡ps: The current Yongqingfang may be too lively, too many internet-famous shops If you are interested in Guangzhou Xiguan culture and old buildings It is recommended to also visit the nearby Duobao Road, Baohua Road, Baoyuan Road These have relatively preserved more of the original appearance of the buildings

🍽️🏯🍜✨Tao Tao Ju main store is full of Lingnan style architecture🏗, with red walls, green tiles, carved beams and painted buildings, exuding a strong cultural atmosphere. I felt as if I was in an ancient palace, feeling the fusion of tradition and modernity! Taotaoju also has a stunning rooftop. I climbed up to the pavilion on the rooftop and overlooked the beautiful scenery around me! Whether it is the bustling city or the tranquility of nature, you can see it all at a glance. Here I am enjoying the breeze on my face and admiring the beautiful sunset and starry sky! 🍽️🏯🍜✨ #A must-visit spot in the Greater Bay Area

Taotaoju has developed all the way to Shenzhen, Shanghai, and Beijing, and is very popular everywhere it goes. Cantonese style dim sum is inherited with ingenuity, and over 100 types of tea snacks are handmade on site. As a century-old brand in China, Taotaoju's dim sum insists on being all handmade and freshly made on the same day, with careful selection of ingredients. Combining ancient methods and innovation, Taotaoju has passed down the craftsmanship from generation to generation. It has a history of more than 100 years🥢 #Taotaoju prawn dumplings# taotaoju

Tao Tao Ju has a great dining experience

Eat in Guangzhou! Guangzhou has a wide variety of foods and has a long history. Many foodies have gone to Guangzhou for a mouthful. Can be as big as Guangzhou, where to eat? Let us introduce you to the new landmarks of fashion dining that our local diners are proud of. old-time past life and life 1891 (Guangxu 17 years), Guangzhou is a special year for the millennium business capital. In that year, Nanhai Kangyou gave a lecture to the Wanmu Caotang, and he was very happy to change his mind. A tea house drinking tea (from the beginning of the Qing Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty, the tea shop opened in Guangzhou is called "residence", and tea is called ""); Nearly lost handmade Cantonese cuisine I heard that, Tao Taoju insists that every branch will pay a large sum of money to hire Hong Kong Cantonese chefs, each chef is at least 30 to 40 years in the kitchen industry, and the snacks are checked by the authentic old Xiguan snack chefs, in order to restore the classics. Tao Taoju's new and traditional dishes are also focused on the return of the classic taste. More handmade Cantonese and classic dishes will be re-discovered here. At the same time, more emphasis is placed on innovation and change to meet different levels. Guest needs. black truffle crystal dumplings crystal dumplings are crystal clear, more translucent than traditional shrimp dumplings, from the outside you can see the full stuffing! Money Abalone Trap Old Xiguan Restaurant has a famous dish called Money Land. The sale that was eaten today restored the taste at that time and reproduces the exquisite snacks of Xiguan merchants.