Restaurants in Shēnzhèn
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West Lake Spring
This Hángzhōu restaurant gets the thumbs-up from locals. There’s an English-less menu with pictures. The signature dishes, Lóngjǐng Xiārén ( 龙井虾仁; stir-fried freshwater shrimp with Longjing tea leaves; Y78) and Sòngsǎo Yúgēng ( 宋嫂鱼羹; yellow croaker fish soup; small/large Y38/48), deserve savouring.
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Summer Tea House
Tucked away in an office building near Xīhú Bīnguǎn is this veggies’ favourite in Shenzhen, with good-for-you ingredients, a relaxing tea-tasting area and a smoke-free dining hall (hurrah!). No English menu, but colourful pictures illustrate the dishes.
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Made in Kitchen
With a sleek ambience, this restaurant serves some of the best Asian fusion dishes. The menu is a feast for the eyes and palate, with over 400 diverse choices such as samosas, sashimi and steak.
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Grand Prince
This classy restaurant serves up a wide var-iety of surprisingly affordable dishes from all over China in an impressive, spacious dining hall.
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Muslim Hotel Restaurant
Expect various beef and mutton dishes in this halal restaurant run by the Hui (Chinese Muslims). It's in a hotel done up like a mock mosque. Take minibus 430.
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Belle Epoque
This French restaurant, arguably the best in town, hits the mark with an interior that is both plush and comfortable, decor-wise.
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Ju's Fusion Restaurant
This upmarket restaurant is famous for its expensive abalone and shark fin dishes. It also has an elegant and comfy ambience.
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Jīn Yuè Xuān
The meticulous 200-item dim sum menu is amazing, as is Jīn Yuè Xuān’s impressive interior.
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Phoenix House
The best Cantonese restaurant in town, but expect rowdy waits for 30 minutes or more after 11.30am.
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Chūnmǎnyuán
If the queue at the Phoenix House is long, this is a good alternative with excellent dim sum.
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The Prince
The first branch of the Grand Prince, The Prince is good though the location a bit remote.
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Laurel - Luohu
The Luohu branch of Laurel is a handy choice if you are shopping at Luohu Commercial City.
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Noodle King
This budget noodle chain has a line of chefs from whom you request dumplings and noodles.
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Noodle King - Renmin Nanlu
This budget noodle chain has a line of chefs from whom you request dumplings and noodles.
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Dǐng Tài Fēng
Try the steamed bun stuffed with crab meat and pork. It has a non-smoking area.
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Laurel
The Luohu branch is a handy choice if you are shopping at Luohu Commercial City, but the main branch at the Century Plaza Hotel serves better dim sum.
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The MixC
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Máojiā Restaurant
This decent Húnán restaurant honours Mao Zedong, who was a native of Húnán. It’s decked out with Mao paraphernalia, including a copper bust of the Chinese leader and a few poems he penned. Nonspicy options include sliced pumpkin with dates and ‘Mao family’ roast pork. Disembark at Chūnfēngwànjiā bus stop and walk for five minutes.
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Laurel
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Laurel
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Coco Park
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Laurel
The main branch at the Century Plaza Hotel serves some of the best dim sum in town, though the Luóhú branch is a handy choice if you're shopping at Luóhú Commercial City.
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