Guangzhou Travel Guide

Discover Guangzhou Self Guided Book is written by Janvi Tours, formerly Guangzhou Private Tour Guide Janvi or Guangzhou Tour Guide Janvi


Written by J. C.
Published August 2018

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Yujiao

Guangzhou-yujiao

Yujiao is shaped like a honey comb. It is made of taro powder and four. Pork is the filling. Yujiao as a famous Cantonese flavor snack and also the necessary breakfast in Guangzhou is not exaggerated.

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Cantonese Clay Pot Rice in Guangzhou: Bo Zai Fan Guide

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Cantonese clay pot rice, commonly called bo zai fan (煲仔饭) in Guangzhou, is one of the city's classic comfort foods. Rice is cooked directly in a small clay pot together with meat and other toppings, allowing the grains to absorb the flavors while a thin, crispy layer of rice forms around the bottom and sides of the pot.

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Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf

Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf by Cantonese is "Lo Mai Gai" and by mandarin is "Nuo Mi Ji". You can also pronounce it as "Nor My Guy", and then remember this interesting name.It is a kind of southern Chinese food, especially in Guangdong Province and loved by Cantonese.

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Cantonese Moon Cake

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Having moon cake is the traditional activity in mid-autumn festival (mid-autumn day). Everywhere of China will have moon cake that day and as well as every Chinese no mater at home or abroad just like people having zongzi in dragon boat festival.

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Jizaibing

jizaibing

The old name of Jizaibing is "Xiaofengbing". An oil-baked biscuit is stuffed with pork, sugar, melon and olive seeds, and is to be eaten warm, with its crust a light golden color.It is said this biscuit was created by a workingwoman in Qing Dynasty.

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