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Modern Californian-Cantonese tasting menu
Futian Shangri-La
Modern Western tasting menu
OCT-LOFT
Cantonese
UpperHills, Mandarin Oriental
Modern Chinese, farm-to-table
UpperHills
Cantonese
Raffles, One Shenzhen Bay
Taizhou seafood
Ping An Finance Centre
French
Sea World Culture and Arts Centre
Creative Chinese
OCT (Overseas Chinese Town)
Cantonese
Grand Hyatt Shenzhen
French-Japanese fusion
OCT-LOFT
Zhejiang / Jiangnan seafood
MixC Qianhai
Steakhouse
Jindi Weixin Centre
Japanese
Shenzhen Bay MixC
Teochew (Chaozhou)
OCT (Overseas Chinese Town)
Vegetarian Chinese
Zhuoyue Centre
Peking duck
OCT Harbour
Ningbo seafood
MixC World
Korean
OCT, Baishi Road
Cantonese, dim sum
Pavilion Hotel, Huaqiang North
Cantonese
MixC, Baoan Nan Road
Cantonese
Shangri-La, Jianshe Road
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Cantonese, dim sum
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Cantonese, dim sum
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Cantonese, dim sum
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Cantonese, Hong Kong style
Cantonese, dim sum
Convention Centre area
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Chaoshan beef hotpot
All-day café, brunch
started at OCT-LOFT, now citywide
Café and bistro, brunch
Vanke Shekou Impression
All-day breakfast, Western café
Nanhai E-Cool and Peninsula
Specialty coffee
OCT-LOFT
Specialty coffee
Nantou Ancient City
Specialty coffee
Dachong
Japanese-style kissaten coffee, whisky bar
Guomao Building
Cantonese teahouse and coffee
Shuiwei Village
Indian
Poly Cultural Centre
Italian, pizza
Sea World
Thai and Western
Sea World
German, brewpub
Sea World
Mexican
Sea World
Thai
Sea World
Steakhouse
Sea World
Sichuan grilled fish
Xinghe COCO Park
Italian
Zhongxin 2nd Road
Turkish steakhouse
Futian CBD, Mintian Road
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A meal worth planning ahead

Cantonese, regional and more
Each has its own character. Pick the area before the table.

International quarter, Sea World, terraces and a strong foreign-food cluster.

Tech district, Houhai and OCT. Choose a dining cluster before crossing this large district.

CBD, COCO Park and hotel dining. Useful for business lunches and a dinner near the office.

Established Cantonese kitchens, traditional dining and connections towards the border.
Fine dining18 places
Chinese & Cantonese23 places
Cafés & bakeries8 places
Western food13 places
Japanese2 places
Other Asian cuisines5 places
Vegetarian1 places
Bars & nightlife3 placesCategory images are illustrative. Tags can overlap; a vegetarian listing does not establish allergen or dietary safety.
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45 existing editorial listings, not a ranking or a live booking feed. Area counts use the directory labels; prices use the midpoint of the published per-person range. Occasion tags are editorial suggestions: open each full listing for its notes.
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The rooftop scene and several cuisine images are editorial illustrations. Food cards use cuisine imagery, not verified photographs of the listed restaurants. District images show archive neighbourhood or building context. Images do not establish a venue’s view, menu or facilities.
Map reference points come from the existing restaurant map. They include venue, area and example-branch points; several listings share a location. OpenStreetMap provides the basemap.
Sea World archive: Minghua, 16 January 2016. Wishds, CC BY-SA 3.0; cropped. Original & attribution · Licence
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