The culture of tea drinking, also known as Yum Cha (饮茶), runs deep in Guangzhou. After all, the city was at the center of the massive tea trade that existed between China and Europe during the 19th century.
Simple Love Tea Shop (十月红奶茶), #102, 94 Tianhe South Road (Down from the south gate of TeeMall). 3PM-2AM. This is a Taiwanese style tea and coffee shop. There are about five other locations in the city. �
Chun Ya Yuan Teahouse (春雅源茶艺馆), 19 Siyou New Road (4/F, Changcheng Hotel), ☎ +86 20 8761-2888 ext.6488. 7PM-1AM. �
Crystal Tea House, 6 Longkou East Road, Tianhe (1/F, Yuan Yang Hotel), ☎ +86 20 8759-6988 ext.67. 10AM-2AM. �
Wong Chun Loong Herbal Tea. The traditional herbal tea chain has over a dozen branches in the city, including 17 Wenchang South Road, 109 Huagui Road, 51 Dishifu Road, 504 Xihua Road, and many more. �
People's Cakes & Coffee. Enjoy cakes and coffee at this Western coffee shop run by Koreans. �
Taojin, 98 Taojin South Road, ☎ +86 20 8348-8085. �
Starbucks, . The Seattle chain has been in china for over 10 years, with more than 25 locations in Guangzhou alone. The benefit to many travelers is the free Wi-Fi. Popular locations include Taojin Road by the Guangzhou Friendship Store, Huanshi East Road in the Peace World Plaza, across the street from the Garden Hotel, and Shamian Island. Check their website for complete listing. Check out some local fusion items including a wide selection of Chinese tea, Green Tea Tiramisu and Shredded Ginger Pork Panini. �
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Guangzhou
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