Tongxin Farmhouse · Stone Olive Steamed Chicken · Reservoir Fish · Rural Cuisine (Conghua Hot Spring Town Store)
农家菜 · ⭐ 4.4
Beside Shuifang Cube Dahaokang Drinking Water, Longquan Road
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Guangzhou, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at Beside Shuifang Cube Dahaokang Drinking Water, Longquan Road. It is a 农家菜 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: 同心 Burned Chicken, Grandmother's Red-Braised Tofu, Grandma's Sugar Cake.
If you do not eat pork, make sure to use Dragon Mate voice to clearly tell the staff “no pork” before ordering.
Restaurant guide
- City: Guangzhou
- Category: 农家菜
- Rating: 4.4
- Address: Beside Shuifang Cube Dahaokang Drinking Water, Longquan Road
- Popular dishes: 同心 Burned Chicken, Grandmother's Red-Braised Tofu, Grandma's Sugar Cake, Reservoir Fish, Stone Olive Steamed Chicken
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Dishes
同心 Burned ChickenA traditional Chinese dish made by slow-cooking a whole chicken with aromatics like scallions, ginger, garlic, and star anise until tender and flavorful.
Grandmother's Red-Braised TofuA traditional Chinese home-style dish made with soft tofu stir-fried with minced pork, fermented bean paste, and aromatics, resulting in a rich, savory flavor.
Grandma's Sugar CakeA traditional Chinese dessert made with glutinous rice flour and brown sugar, steamed to perfection for a soft, sweet treat.
Reservoir FishReservoir fish is a dish made from fresh fish caught in reservoirs, typically carp, grass carp, or silver carp. The fish is cleaned and cooked by steaming, braising, or stewing, with ginger slices, green onions, and cooking wine to remove fishy odor and enhance flavor. Some recipes add tofu or potatoes as side ingredients.
Stone Olive Steamed ChickenA Cantonese soup dish featuring stone olive and chicken, gently simmered to create a clear, flavorful broth with nourishing properties.
Braised Rice in Clay PotA traditional Cantonese dish where rice is cooked in a clay pot with ingredients like char siu, chicken, or vegetables, creating a crispy bottom layer and rich flavors.
Bamboo Fragrance Taro and Cured Meat RiceBamboo Fragrance Taro and Cured Meat Rice is a dish where rice is steamed together with cured meats and taro. Main ingredients include rice, Cantonese lap cheong (sausage), cured pork belly, and peeled taro. The rice is soaked first, the taro is cut into chunks, and the cured meats are sliced. All ingredients are placed in a container with an appropriate amount of water and a little seasoning (like soy sauce), then steamed until cooked. The rice absorbs the fat and aroma of the cured meats, while the taro becomes soft and powdery, resulting in a savory and fragrant overall flavor. Sometimes bamboo tubes or bamboo leaves are used during steaming to add a fresh bamboo fragrance.
Bamboo Shoot and Snail Stir-fry with PerillaA dish featuring fresh mountain snails stir-fried quickly with perilla leaves, offering a savory and aromatic taste.
Steamed Mountain Creek Fish with PerillaA dish made by steaming fresh mountain creek fish with perilla leaves, resulting in a delicate and aromatic flavor.
Lychee Charcoal-Grilled ChickenLychee charcoal-grilled chicken features tender chicken marinated in a sweet-savory sauce and slow-roasted over lychee wood, delivering a fragrant, smoky flavor with subtle fruit notes.
Late Bok ChoyA Cantonese vegetable dish made with late-season bok choy, typically stir-fried simply to preserve its fresh taste and tender texture.
Fresh Bamboo Shoots Stir-Fried with PorkFresh bamboo shoots stir-fried with pork, a savory and aromatic dish highlighting the natural sweetness of bamboo and the richness of pork.