Location: Taishan
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Taishan Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Taishan
Taishan, formerly romanized in Cantonese as Toishan, in local dialect as Hoisan, and formerly known as Xinning or Sunning, is a county-level city in southwestern Guangdong, China. It is administered as part of the prefecture-level city of Jiangmen. During the 2010 census, there were 941,095 inhabitants, of which 394,855 were classified as urban. Taishan calls itself the "First Home of the Overseas Chinese". An estimated half a million Chinese Americans are of Taishanese descent.
Things to do in Taishan
1. LaoShu Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By LisaRI23 - Hangzhou, China
Very big and cozy cafe. Service is okay, food came out a little slow. I had a cold chocolate flavored coffee and some fried chicken wings. I really liked both, they were good. The prices are normal for "Western" style foods, the coffee was 30rmb; most of their coffees were around that price.
2. DongYi YiFan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By ZhongguoKM - Kunming, China
This is a small restaurant that is very popular with the locals, one of whom tipped me off. I went for supper one night last week end and all tables were occupied. Was alone, so I sat at the bar where I could watch the sushi chefs work their magic.
Portions were generous and the tuna, mackerel and salmon sashimi were very fresh. They made their own sauce on premises, which was a combination of pickled ginger and wasabi. Dipped in that plus soy sauce on the side.
One of the friendly waitresses told me about the specialty of the house, which was a huge arctic clam, brought in from somewhere to the north. I had never eaten one, and was hesitant at first, but followed her suggestion. What came out was a form of delicious art.
I also had an order of prawn tempura and a plate of green vegetables for balance and was extremely pleased with the quality of all items. The place was humming and busy, but service was attentive, especially where I was sitting.
Wound up spending almost 200 RMB, which is a lot for a third-tier inland city. But I have no hesitation to say it was well worth it. I would love to go back.
3. Fulinmen Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Aussnowboarder - Sydney, Australia
This place is more well known for its late night yum cha (after 10.30pm this is common in Taishan) but we had a banquet there as there were 22 of us. The food was totally fine and i could have been what we ordered but it was an acquired taste. One dish had things in it resembling the taste of salty plums (wasn't sure I enjoyed it but some may like it). They had run out of all roast pork (and we were there 7pm on a monday). So did they sell out or were they just poor at inventory control. They were slow bringing out drinks, so i would say the service was not to western standards. The yum cha looked nice; and to give you an idea of what I thought of the dinner?; well i was still hungry enough to try yum cha afterwards. The banquet though was only A$20 each. Cheap by sydney standards but expensive for Taishan. If they had the roast pork maybe i would have rated this place higher
4. Drunk Moon Teppanyaki Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Владимир С - Moscow, Russia
Ресторан находится далековато от центра (минут 15 пешком вдоль реки), но со стороны дороги, а не с набережной. Порекомендовали местные. Сам вряд ли наткнешься. Для переговоров или компаний предлагают кабинеты с жаровнями. Тут же при вас могут пожарить стейк, рыбу и т.д. Цены высокие, но еда вкусная. В меню преимущественно японская кухня (роллы,сашими,суши), есть китайская кухня.
5. Arc de triomphe restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By grrrgurl_1210 - Mountain View, California
Food is decent but I would not pay to eat this food. Good thing I stayed at the hotel and received free breakfast voucher. With the number or workers here, they should constantly refill/refresh the food in the buffet. I enjoy that the restaurant was smokefree, very refreshing and enjoyable the eat without taking in second hand smoke. But it's sad that this place is considered the top restaurant in the area
6. Aoustin (Taishan)
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Владимир С - Moscow, Russia
Китайский фаст-фуд. Соответствующее помещение, местами будто антивандальное. Дешевая посуда, интерьер и т.д. Публика - местные, некоторые с детьми. Шумно, расслабиться не получится. Скорее это еда набегу и на вынос. Цены вполне демократичные. Еда адаптирована к Азии. Бургеры острые, мясо кисло-сладкое. Но можно попробовать ради эксперимента взять с собой и устроить, где-нибудь пикник.
7. Gaoye chinese restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Владимир С - Moscow, Russia
Ресторан находится на третьем этаже отеля. Впрочем доступ есть и у не постояльцев. Реклама ресторана везде - перед гостиницей, в лифте, в папке отеля в номере. Решил попробовать. Был в обеденное время, народу много. Большие и шумные компании. Меню на китайском. Конечно есть картинки, но они по опыту Китая не всегда соответствуют приносимому. Брал рис Янчжоу (морепродукты,курица, овощи,омлет). Нормальная порция, съедобно. Но одному здесь неуютно, большие столы, компании и разглядывающие вас местные.
8. Tony Steak
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Владимир С - Moscow, Russia
Посещали в компании местных. В качестве меню предложили 2 увесистые книжечки формата А4 (стейки и гриль, японская кухня). Картинки в меню красочные и продублированы на английском. Готовое блюдо может отличаться от меню, но стараются подавать красиво. Официанты не говорят на английском, так что уточнение деталей заказа может вызвать затруднение. Цены выше среднего.
9. Zhengge Dim Sum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Jimmy E - Taiwan
The service is average, like much of Asia, but the dishes are beautiful and the restaurant is clean, despite having a capacity of several hundred.
10. Xinghua Huangshan (Pengshakeng)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By XiangHuaa - Hong Kong, China
這家黃鱔飯，我不敢說正宗與否，因為我也不知道何謂正宗，但它的味道與口感，絕對是我食過最好的黃鱔飯，鍋蓋一打開就傳來陣陣黃鱔的香味，飯入口的質感讓我一試難忘，最特別是它的醬油非常好味，令整個飯的層次提升了不少，唯一可惜就係我不懂得欣賞那厚厚的飯焦。
