Best Restaurants in July in Chaoshan district (Updated 2025)

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5Han Shang Lou

No.3 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Chaozhou
4.2/5
88 Reviews
AU$24Cantonese CuisineDim Sum
焦头烂额的小草妈In May, I took my parents to Chaoshan. What you can't miss when you arrive in Chaozhou is the daily morning tea. I called to make an appointment, and the waiter said that morning tea does not accept reservations. There will be queues on weekends. It is recommended that we go on Monday and Tuesday to have fewer people. We happened to arrive in Chaozhou on Sunday, so we chose Monday. There is no bus around, so you must drive there. Parking is very convenient. The hall for morning tea is on the second floor, and the first floor is a private room. We arrived at 8:30. There are indeed not many people. Only one-third of the tables are occupied. Scan the code to order, and the dishes are served quite quickly. For me, the most amazing thing is the chicken soup bean curd roll. After eating bean curd rolls in so many places, this one is really good 👍 tangerine peel beef balls and sauce-flavored money tripe, which are also very authentic. The green mustard and black shrimp dumplings are just so-so for novelty. The beef rice rolls are quite satisfactory. The wolfberry and pork liver porridge was warm when it came up, and the taste was discounted.

6Chaoshan Taste Zhuhai Restaurant

No.1 of Fine Dining in Shantou
4.3/5
13 Reviews
AU$247Cantonese CuisineSky viewView
饭醉分子闫涛The dishes this time were presented in the creative form of "tea banquet". The host, Mr. Zhang Xinmin, pointed out that, apart from Longjing shrimp and camphor tea duck, there are very few successful cases of directly using tea leaves for cooking. He personally believes that using tea soup with meals can better appreciate the charm of tea leaves than directly cooking tea leaves, so he launched more than ten tea and vegetable pairing dining combinations at once. Among a series of innovative dishes, the one that impressed me the most was the lightly salted raw pickled shrimp mushrooms without soy sauce. This is a raw pickled delicacy known as the "Chaoshan poison". After removing the soy sauce and other dyeing substances, the shrimp mushrooms became crystal clear, like a lotus emerging from the water, and the taste was light. It was not as charming and charming as the traditional raw pickled ones, and had an icy and sweet texture. This set of menus, which Mr. Chen Xiaoqing called "Conference Communiqué", was the result of Mr. Zhang's creative efforts, and also embodied the wish of Chaoshan cuisine lovers to unite as one. Some people like to focus on the "rejuvenating soup that never gives up", I think it just shows Teacher Zhang's positive revolutionary optimism. After a bowl of magical soup, the whole No. 5 Middle School is hot and full of vigor, and I can't help but shout slogans like Teacher Zhang———— Chao cuisine lovers all over the world unite! The world's food capital must be realized!