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Shijia Luo Hotel - Guangzhou Beijing Road Pedestrian Street
★★Guangzhou
9.0/ 10Excellent
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Rooms & Views
Deluxe Queen Room
This double room provides a spa bath. This double room features air conditioning, an electric kettle and a flat-screen T…
Studio with Spa Bath
The spa bath is the standout feature of this suite. This suite has air conditioning, an electric kettle and a flat-scree…
Deluxe Twin Room
This twin room has air conditioning, an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV. The unit has 2 beds.
Superior Queen Room
This double room has air conditioning, an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV. The unit has 1 bed.
Deluxe Family Room
This family room has air conditioning, an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV. The unit has 2 beds.
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Restaurants nearby
- Temple StreetBib Since opening in 2018, this tiny shop has been jam-packed with diners, so expect to share a table with strangers at peak hours. It is named after a street in the owner's native Hong Kong and has nearly 30 types of claypot rice in dai pai dong style, plus three kinds of double-boiled soups. Try their claypot rice topped with assorted Cantonese preserved meats – and savour every grain enrobed in perfumed oil and the crispy crust on the base.328m
- Xin Ji★ Michelin This street was once known for the sheer number of seafood restaurants on it. Though most of its competitors were shuttered for good, Xin Ji is still going strong after over 30 years of service. And of course, picking live critters from the fish tank at the door is part of the ritual. If you have no idea what to pick, try their signature eel dishes – freshwater eel braised with roast pork and swamp eel rice, both boasting fatty, firm flesh.1.6km
- Wisca (Haizhu)★ Michelin The chain started life as a stall, before this hugely popular outpost opened in 1996. The veteran crew follows ancient recipes to craft its reasonably priced Cantonese fare. The signature Ze Ze eels are swamp varieties served sizzling in a claypot; the fried mantis shrimp in spiced salt bursts with sweetness; and the house-made ice cream is a must. Only private room reservations are accepted. Otherwise, come early to beat the long wait at peak hours.1.8km
- Mian Ji (Yuexiu)Bib Since 1985, this tiny gem has been specialising in double-boiled soups. The menu boasts some 20 health tonics that are grouped by medicinal properties – some nourish the lungs; others boost energy levels. Those slow-cooked in whole coconuts are especially loved by customers, like the coconut chicken soup that imparts sweet aromas. Steamed rice with pork patty and pickled mustard greens entices with briny umami and juicy, silky pork.789m
- Lao Xiguan Laifen (Wenming Road)Bib As the name suggests, Laifen noodle soup is the main item sold at this rustic shop, and is served alongside ingredients such as barbecue pork, beef balls or octopus. The creamy rice soup has hints of mushroom and dried shrimp flavours. "Water caltrop", consisting of rice noodles shaped like bite-size buffalo nuts topped with shredded egg, preserved cabbage, cracklings and peanuts, is an old-time dish that is hard to find elsewhere.809m
- Dayang (Wenming Road)Bib Since 1983, Dayang has been synonymous with double-boiled soups, which dominate its menu. Three stacks of steel steamers in the corner turn out tasty health tonics every couple hours and you never know in advance exactly what will be available. In the top-selling silkie chicken soup in whole coconut, meaty and nutty flavours mingle. The quail soup is also popular. Adventurous eaters might like to try the turtle jelly with milk and honey.824m
- FT · Bak Kut Teh (Yuexiu)Bib You can't miss the long queue at the door, but that doesn't put avid foodies off coming here. Available in both Singaporean and Malaysian styles, bak kut teh is simmered for three hours with pork ribs, garlic, white peppercorns and herbs until the meat falls off the bone. You will even find Thai and Vietnamese classics on the menu – the sautéed Chinese violet buds in Vietnamese fermented shrimp paste taste floral and pungent at the same time.861m
- Taian Table★★ Michelin Well-honed European techniques are put to use in the display kitchen to turn the best ingredients from around the world into creative, contemporary works of art. There is just one eight-course tasting menu and it changes bi-monthly, with a "best of" menu at the end of each year. Two wine pairing options are available at different price points. The wine list is well curated and the knowledgeable sommelier has some great tips for you.2.5km
- Yong★ Michelin This multifaceted dining concept in a heritage building is supervised by celebrity chef Lan Guijun. It hits the spot every time, thanks to quality ingredients, deft execution and thoughtful service. A few set menus are available – all require pre-ordering. The assortment of six small plates in a silver box highlights the varied taste profiles in Sichuanese fare. Try also the five-colour cold noodles with spiny lobster, and golden thread noodle soup.2.2km
- Lei Garden (Yuexiu)★ Michelin This outpost of the Hong Kong-based chain is well known among locals and tourists for its nicely made traditional Cantonese fare, such as crispy roast pork belly, and slow-boiled or double-boiled soups. Kick off your meal with chilled jellyfish salad; the mildly tangy black vinegar accentuates the lovely crunch. Save room for the grand finale – a double dessert whammy of sweet almond milk and steamed sticky rice jujube cake.2.3km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Huaisheng Mosque mosque in Guangdong1.9km
- Sacred Heart Cathedral Roman Catholic cathedral in Guangzhou (Canton), South China1.6km
- Haizhu Bridge bridge in People's Republic of China926m
- Dafo Temple Buddhist temple in Canton1.1km
- Guangdong Provincial People's Stadium stadium1.3km
- Temple of the Six Banyan Trees building in Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, China2.1km
- Xiaodongying Mosque mosque in Guangdong1.3km
- Guangxiao Temple Buddhist temple in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China2.5km
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