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I: Sharing halal food-halal food near me
Guangzhou's halal cuisine cleverly combines Western customs and Lingnan characteristics, forming a unique Cantonese real flavor. Halal cuisine mainly gathers in Xiaobei and Shangbu. It is relatively close to the ancient mosque in Guangzhou.
Xiaobei Commercial Street
Halal food is gathered here. There are many halal restaurants, and this is a Muslim gathering area.
Transportation:
Exit D, Xiaobei Station, Subway Line 5
2.Huimin halal Hotel
Introduction:
The largest garden-style Halal restaurant in China perfectly combines Cantonese cuisine with Halal food culture.
Special dishes:
fried mutton dumplings, shrimp dumplings, black pepper cow bone, halal snacks
Address:
No. 325 Zhongshan Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
90 meters from the entrance and exit of West Gate Station on Subway Line 1.
3.Baza halal cuisine
Introduction:
The restaurant of the Xinjiang office in Guangzhou is known as one of the most authentic Xinjiang dishes in Guangzhou.
Special dishes:
Xinjiang large plate chicken, Nankeng fruit tree roasted lamb chops, hand-caught rice, mutton skewers
Address:
2nd Floor, Xinjiang Building, Tianhe North Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
530 meters walk from Exit B of Linhe West Station on Subway Line 3.
4. Salander Xinjiang Halal Food
Introduction:
The first store is located on Xiaobei Road, which is a popular restaurant in the African Muslim gathering area of Guangzhou. There are 14 stores in Guangzhou.
Special dishes:
minced meat and rice, hand-caught mutton, red willow mutton, oiled meat noodles.
Address:
Baohanzhi Street, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
930 meters walk from Exit D of Xiaobei Station on Subway Line 5.
4. Bosphorus Turkish Restaurant
Introduction:
Providing authentic Turkish barbecue and dishes, it is a good place to experience the Middle Eastern style.
Transportation：
500 meters walk from Hunt De Station D Station on Subway Line 5
5. Nur Bostan Uyghur Theme Restaurant
Introduction:
The decoration is very characteristic of Xinjiang, providing singing and dancing, and the dining atmosphere is warm.
Special dishes:
charcoal-roasted mutton skewers, hand-caught rice, large plate of chicken, baked steamed buns
Address:
No. 160, Tianhezhi Street, Tianhe District, Guangzhou
Transportation:
740 meters walk from Exit B of Linhe West Station on Subway Line 3.
6. Hualanting · Halal Yunnan Cuisine · Hong Kong-style Light Food (Xiaobei)
Introduction:
In Guangzhou, you can experience Halal Yunnan cuisine and Hong Kong light food.
Special dishes:
beef rice noodles, glutinous rice cake, bean noodle dumplings, Yunnan tofu
Address: Zhaoqing Building, Huanshi Middle Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
It is a 690-meter walk from Exit D of Xiaobei Station on Line 5.
7. Ishang Palace · Halal Cantonese Morning Tea · Hot Pot (Xiaobei)
Introduction:
You can eat Guangzhou's local specialties, Cantonese morning tea here.
Special dishes:
garlic-flavored fat beef, steamed buns, halal vermicelli, dried pot shrimp
Address:
Zhaoqing Building, Huanshi Middle Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
70 meters walk from Exit A of Xiaobei Station on Subway Line 5.
II: 🕌Ancient mosques and historical sites
Xianxian Mosque
Built in 629, it is one of the oldest Islamic tombs in the world and one of the few Muslim tombs preserved outside the Arab region. Legend has it that the Islamic missionary Wan Gesu (also translated as Suhabai) was buried here after his death in Guangzhou. Next to the ancient tomb of the sages, in addition to the burial of some prestigious heads of all generations, there is also a "Tomb of the Forty-one Sages". The ancient tomb of the halal sages is a garden-style cemetery with a courtyard layout, surrounded by blue brick walls, worship halls, square pavilions and compartments. The existing halls and other buildings in the cemetery are all in the style of the Ming Dynasty. The ancient tomb of halal sages is an important holy place for Islam in Guangzhou. It is a witness to the early spread of Islam through the Maritime Silk Road. It is also the embodiment of Chinese culture's acceptance and integration of foreign religious elements with its own customs and traditions. The newly built worship shop is the largest place for religious activities in the city.
Address:
No. 901 Jiefang North Road, Yuexiu District.
Transportation:
Subway Line 2 Yuexiu Park Station Exit B2.
2. Huaisheng Temple (Gwangta Temple)
It was built in 627 in the Tang Dynasty. It was built by Saad Abbi Wangsu, a missionary sent by the Prophet Muhammad, and witnessed the prosperity of the Maritime Silk Road. Also known as Guangta Temple, it is located on Guangta Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. Together with Quanzhou Qingjing Temple, Hangzhou Phoenix Temple and Yangzhou Xianhe Temple, they are known as the four famous mosques that were first established after Islam was introduced to China. The temple is called "Waisheng", which means to miss the saint of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Legend has it that it was built by Wangus, an Arab Islamic preacher who came to China in the early Tang Dynasty, and donated funds for Arab Muslim businessmen living in Guangzhou at that time. There are also Tang and Song Arab community sites nearby. Banfang - a historical place name. It is located in the area of Guangxiao Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. Rumor has it that it was named because it was the residence of foreign merchants in the Tang and Song Dynasties (foreigners are called Fanren in Cantonese).
Address:
No. 56 Guangta Road, Yuexiu District.
Transportation:
It's a 10-minute walk from the West Gate Station of Subway Line 1.
3. Xiaodongying Mosque:
During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty. Han Yong, the governor of the two Guangxi, sent a large number of troops from Nanjing to Guangzhou out of military needs, including more than 1,000 Muslim troops stationed in Nanjing at that time. After the Hui army came to Guangzhou, it was divided into four battalions: Dadong, Xiaodong, Xiying and Zhutong, commonly known as "Huhuiying", and stationed inside and outside Guangzhou respectively. Today's Xiaodongying Street is the former site of Xiaodongying in the past, hence the name. Since then, these Hui people have settled in Guangzhou, and this street has also become one of their settlements. Many of the Hui compatriots in Guangzhou are descendants of the Hui army. They built three mosques in the settlements of Haopan Temple, Nansheng Temple and Dongying Temple respectively。
Address:
Xiaodongying Street, Yuehua Road, Guangzhou.
Transportation:
660 meters walk from the entrance and exit of Parkmae Station on Subway Line 1/2
4. Haoban Mosque:
Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty pacified the world. After more than a thousand Hui troops stationed in Guangzhou, they built a new city and dug a moat in the south city. In order to facilitate the worship of Hui military families, several mosques were built during the Chenghua period (1465-1487), and Haopan Temple was one of them.
Address:
No. 378, Haopan Street, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou
Transportation:
580 meters walk from Exit B of Yide Road Station on Subway Line 6.
III. Famous scenic spots in Guangzhou
1. Canton Tower
The visual god list on the banks of the Pearl River, you can log in to the top of the tower to browse the night view of Guangzhou.
Transportation:
20 meters from the entrance and exit of Guangzhou Tower on Subway Line 3.
2. Shamian Island
Guangzhou Open-air Architecture Museum, 150➕ European buildings, Gothic spires, Baroque reliefs.
Transportation:
750 meters walk from Exit E of Huangsha Station on Subway Line 6.
Nearby Halal Food:
Saland Xinjiang Halal Food
3. Foreign Muslim foreign trade procurement gathering area - Xiaobei.
This is a commodity distribution area in Africa. It is famous for its foreign trade. The streets are full of handicraft shops and halal restaurants.
4. Baiyun Mountain
5.Changlong Wildlife Park
Changlong is a famous zoo in China. It is very caring for animals, with a total of 14 giant pandas.
Transportation:
5-minute walk from Hanxi Changlong Station on Subway Line 3.
6.Yongqing Square
The most prosperous core area of Guangzhou from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China perfectly preserved historical buildings, including Bruce Lee's former residence. There are many Hanfu experience stores nearby, where you can experience the local hairpin style in Guangzhou.
Transportation:
550 meters walk from Exit B of Huangsha Station on Subway Line 1.
7.Beijing Road Pedestrian Street
The location of the ancient palace in Guangzhou is the most prosperous commercial center of Guangzhou.
Transportation:
Get off at Beijing Road Station of Subway Line 6.
8. Thirteen Lines Museum
There are all kinds of colorful porcelain, fans, jewelry, tinware, embroidery and furniture in the museum.
Transportation:
110 meters walk from Exit B of Cultural Park on Subway Line 8.
9. Museum of Cantonese Opera Art
There are Cantonese opera cultural exhibitions, Cantonese opera performances, and Chinese gardens in the museum.
Transportation:
Walk 690 meters from Exit D1 of Changshou Road Station on Subway Line 1.
This is the subway map of Guangzhou. You can take the subway to most of the scenic spots.
Source:
Internet
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