Food guide around Nansha competition venues

The area around the Nansha National Games venues offers a variety of dining options, including authentic Cantonese dishes and innovative cuisine, all within a 15-minute drive.

For classic Cantonese dim sum, visit Fulinxuan Restaurant, known for its signature shrimp dumplings with translucent wrappers and juicy fillings, as well as savory steamed shaomai topped with scallop and fish roe.

Junhao Yuexiu Branch, a 10-year-old spot, combines traditional and modern tea house experiences. Jinshun Wedding Breakfast attracts diners with its handmade giant pineapple buns and steamed spare ribs made using time-honored techniques.

Heifunlei restaurant. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

For those in search of unique private kitchen dishes, Heifunlei creatively blends Chaozhou flavors with local ingredients. Meanwhile, Rooster・Mountain Top Chicken Pot Master is known for its meticulously crafted chicken pots, a testament to their 20 years of expertise. Visitors interested in trendy flavors should not miss Hong Kong Chicken Wings Mountain for local snacks, Impression・Macao for Portuguese egg tarts and clay pot coffee, or LuLuLand Western Kitchen for inventive fusion cuisine.

Chicken pots. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

Fried chicken from Hong Kong Chicken Wings Mountain. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

Additionally, Randomdoor's award-winning coffee, Yantu Coffee's signature drinks, and Qinglang Garden's handcrafted lakeside teas add a relaxing touch to the culinary experience. These dining spots allow spectators to fully enjoy the charm of Nansha's food culture while watching the games.