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Panxi Restaurant: Classic Cantonese Dining Experience in Guangzhou

I. Classic Cantonese Dishes

1. Soy Sauce Chicken with Rose Flavor

  • Features: Crispy golden-brown skin with tender, juicy meat, rich aroma, and vibrant color. A signature dish of Panxi Restaurant.
  • Status: Repeatedly voted a “must-try classic” by diners, embodying Cantonese cuisine’s mastery of heat control and seasoning.

2. Braised Abalone with Mushrooms in Abalone Sauce

  • Features: Premium abalone paired with shiitake mushrooms, offering a firm yet springy texture. The sweet and savory sauce balances richness perfectly.

3. Steamed Chicken Feet

  • Features: Silky skin, tender meat that separates easily from the bone, and a unique soft, sticky texture enhanced by a specialty sauce.

4. Crispy Chicken with Salted Pepper and Chestnuts

  • Features: Crispy exterior with succulent meat, seasoned with aromatic salted pepper. Sweet chestnuts add a delightful contrast.

II. Specialty Dim Sum

1. “Green Meadow” Rabbit-Shaped Dumplings

  • Features: Thin wrappers stuffed with ample filling, handcrafted into adorable rabbit shapes. A timeless favorite.

2. Snow Pear Fruit Sculpture

  • Features: Fresh snow pear carved into lifelike fruit shapes, paired with a refreshing dipping sauce—visually striking and palate-pleasing.

3. Golden Pig Buns

  • Features: Symbolizing prosperity, these fluffy buns are filled with rich ingredients, representing the pinnacle of traditional Cantonese dim sum.

  • Winter Melon Soup with Eight Treasures: Clear, delicate broth stewed with assorted ingredients, ideal for summer heat relief.
  • Crispy Dragon Fish: Tender fish with a crispy coating, served with a fragrant seafood-based curry sauce.
  • Crab Claw Pastry: Flaky crust enveloping sweet crab meat, a harmonious blend of savory and sweet.

IV. Dining Ambience & Service

  • Ambience: Nestled by Liwan Lake, the restaurant features classic garden-style architecture with serene waterside views, perfect for family gatherings or banquets.
  • Service: Offers morning tea, lunch, and dinner set menus featuring signature dishes. Recognized by international media like The New York Times.

Catherine Tang

Catherine Tang is a journalist and editor at GuangzhouTime. She previously worked for Southern Metropolis Daily and has reported on many well-known companies in Guangzhou. She excels at spotting trending topics and bringing unique insights and perspectives to her reporting.

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