Dongshankou In-depth Tour

The first time I went to Dongshankou👄, I was deeply attracted by its "trend"🤟. Unfortunately, I had to catch a train that day🚅, so I could only take a quick look. Dongshankou was once rated as "the most livable area in Guangzhou", so this time I had to go deep into every corner of it, discover its different beauty💓, and see what Dongshan Shaoye is. 💥Diet🍲🌮🍨☕️ Along with the various pretty coffee shops, such as "Jijijiao Coffee Company" and "Liang Zhazha Coffee", etc., it turns out that there is a Michelin-starred wonton noodle shop, En Ning Liu Fook Kee, which is always packed even during non-busy hours. But in terms of taste, I can only say it's normal and wild. In fact, there are restaurants on every street in Dongshankou, so you don't have to worry about not finding food. 💥Shopping🛍💰 (Miaoqian West Street) There are different clothing 🥻👗👔 shops on Dongshankou Street, with everything you need, as well as places selling trendy accessories 💍👛. Shopping stores are concentrated on Miaoqian West Street. Don’t be fooled by the fact that all of them are ground floor shops. In fact, the "Dongshan Impression - Yifang Dongshan Cultural and Creative Park" is hidden in the middle, which has a complete range of noodles, food, and entertainment. Although the place is not big, it is exquisite enough, and even Kangol’s flagship store is included. Of course, we couldn’t miss the two-storey MasonPrince across the street, which is a domestic brand of fashionable clothing. 💥Sightseeing🕍🏖🧳📷 (Xinhepu Road) There are many Western-style houses in Dongshankou, with trees on both sides, giving you a feeling of being abroad. The more famous one is Chunyuan, located on Xinhepu Road. It was the venue for the Third National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Facing a small river, it is very artistic. Because this building was built by Chinese Americans, its interior decoration is full of retro style with a European and American flavor. #Guangzhou #GuangzhouDongshankou #trend #style