广莲申·海派点心(丰盛里店)

On Maoming North Road, Guanglianshen built its brand theme park - Dim Sum Park in Fengshengli, across the street from Zhang Garden. Stylish industrial style - newsstand, canteen, basketball stand, rocking horse, park benches... a mini citizen park; Cool fluorescent green - the shops facing the street, the counters in the store, the bags of goods, all you can see is green. There are more than 30 different kinds of pastries on sale every day. They taste good and are not expensive. You can always find a few that you like. Most recommended: Rice wine mousse cake. An innovative fusion variety, the boxed cheesecake is topped with a layer of fermented glutinous rice; the aroma of wine is matched with the aroma of milk, and the sweetness is accompanied by softness, it is delicious.

Guang-Shen, um, it means Guang-Shen Railway, haha, it's still in traditional Chinese. At first glance, I thought it was a Guangzhou old brand, but it's said to be a genuine Shanghai local brand. These days, even dim sum restaurants are so trendy. When I first came here, I thought it was a trendy store. The green is really attractive. The categories in the store can be said to be quite rich. They are neatly arranged and look delicious. You must not miss it if you pass by. Go home and try it quickly.

During the epidemic, there are countless unscrupulous businesses that took advantage of the national crisis to make money, which is disgusting. Here I would like to thank and praise Guanglianshen, who I usually love to eat. Judging from the packaging, the group purchase organized by our community should be from this store in Fengshengli. In this chaotic world, it has always been consistent, without any premium, and the delivery is fast, of course, the credit of the group leader is indispensable. Eating the long-lost dim sum that night, I was really filled with emotion!

Guanglian Shen Dim Sum Park Fengshengli branch is a walk-in. They're currently limiting the number of people to four at a time. The line from the entrance to checkout took over 20 minutes. Many of their signature items were out of stock. I ordered a coconut crispy noodle, a queen roll, and a crispy spring chicken bun. They were all reasonably priced, but none of them were good. The coconut crispy noodle was sticky and a bit burnt, the queen roll was sweet and soggy, not as good as the one at Shanhai Tea House, and the crispy spring chicken bun had a greasy smell and wasn't very tasty. This Guanglian Shenli branch is the worst I've ever ordered.

The snacks are good, I like the butter bread, it tastes especially good when refrigerated.