Shenzhen Natives’ Good Time in Morning Tea

Published on May 25, 2010 by Rebecca | This story has been viewed 1,566 views

Shenzhen, this garden-like seaside city, the average age of whose population is just over 20 years old. Unlike that in Guangzhou where there are many senior people in the weekday, who always go to the teahouse after morning exercise, there are usually young people in Shenzhen’s teahouses. Shenzhen’s teahouse is tinged with a sort of business atmosphere, apart from its normal quietness. People sometimes invite their business partner to enjoy exquisite breakfast and tea, while taking it as a chance of the business meeting. In such a relaxed air, making more friends is quiet possible if they are compatible.

Shenzhen people usually entertain their friends from other cities by inviting them to enjoy morning tea. There are many good choices: Haigang Restaurant, Chifu Restaurant, the Revolving Palace of the World Trade Center, and Chef Canteen. The environment is quite elegant and friendly relaxed, and there is variety of dim sum which is almost a luxury. On the dazzling menu, people can view hundreds of names of food such as XO sauce Yinya rice rolls, baked eggs with apricot juice, dragon fruit ball, thousand lines Velvet cakes, and crab meat dumplings and so on.

Just like the Sunday Brunch popular in Europe and America, morning tea can be Guangdong’s Brunch. It’s no need to get up early to have morning tea, so even 9 o’clock is normally too early. The best time is 11 o’clock. But on weekends and holidays, it’s another story. The normally quiet restaurants are full of people. People had better get there early. Many families come to have morning tea before shopping. With children playing around the table, adults sitting around tables and talking about family things, the whole atmosphere is full of happiness. Morning tea is of course not only for hunger, but also becomes an ingrained way of life in Guangdong. 

Shenzhen, this garden-like seaside city, the average age of whose population is just over 20 years old. Unlike that in Guangzhou where there are many senior people in the weekday, who always go to the teahouse after morning exercise, there are usually young people in Shenzhen’s teahouses. Shenzhen’s teahouse is tinged with a sort of business atmosphere, apart from its normal quietness. People sometimes invite their business partner to enjoy exquisite breakfast and tea, while taking it as a chance of the business meeting. In such a relaxed air, making more friends is quiet possible if they are compatible.

Shenzhen people usually entertain their friends from other cities by inviting them to enjoy morning tea. There are many good choices: Haigang Restaurant, Chifu Restaurant, the Revolving Palace of the World Trade Center, and Chef Canteen. The environment is quite elegant and friendly relaxed, and there is variety of dim sum which is almost a luxury. On the dazzling menu, people can view hundreds of names of food such as XO sauce Yinya rice rolls, baked eggs with apricot juice, dragon fruit ball, thousand lines Velvet cakes, and crab meat dumplings and so on.

Just like the Sunday Brunch popular in Europe and America, morning tea can be Guangdong’s Brunch. It’s no need to get up early to have morning tea, so even 9 o’clock is normally too early. The best time is 11 o’clock. But on weekends and holidays, it’s another story. The normally quiet restaurants are full of people. People had better get there early. Many families come to have morning tea before shopping. With children playing around the table, adults sitting around tables and talking about family things, the whole atmosphere is full of happiness. Morning tea is of course not only for hunger, but also becomes an ingrained way of life in Guangdong.

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