Zhuhai

Zhuhai (珠海; Zhūhǎi in Mandarin, Jyūhói in Cantonese) is a city in Guangdong Province, China. The name means Pearl Sea; Zhuhai is where the Pearl River (珠江; Zhūjiāng) flows into the South China Sea (南中国海 Nánzhōngguóhǎi or simply 南海 Nánhǎi).

See: 15
Do: 12
Eat: 20
Drink: 8
Buy: 11

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Amici Miei Authentic Italian Restaurant

Truly authentic Italian cuisine, owned and operated by Italians, Amici Miei is the latest addition to Zhuhai's pizza scene.

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Azur Restaurant

中蓝海西餐厅

Very good Mediterranean cuisine with a Croatian chef. The menu is quite small and constantly changes according to seasons and what's freshly available on the market. Most of the items on the menu are handmade, including bread, pastas, gnocchi etc. They also do excellent events with great musicians from all over the world. They are linked to the Hong Kong Jazz Festival, and occasionally bands that play in Hong Kong also play at Azur.

Closed · opens 10 amMain courses from ¥60-130

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Deyuefang Seafood Restaurant

得月肪海鮮酒樓; Déyuèfáng Hǎixiān Jiǔlóu

Large and popular high-end seafood place on an impressive looking boat in Xiangzhou harbour.

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Jenny's Cafe

简一咖啡

A neat, cozy, jazz infused cafe serving mostly Chinese food but with an extensive and reasonably priced drinks menu that includes coffee, tea and some alcoholic drinks. (It's tucked back from the road, but easily seen due to the large signage around the door.)

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Macanese Vegetarian Buffet

澳门发嫂养生磨房

Buddhist vegetarian restaurant offering unlimited all you can eat vegetarian buffet including everything from cooked vegetarian Chinese dishes through cakes and pastries, cold dishes, noodle bar, fresh fruit, fresh real fruit juices, various teas, various soups, even vegetarian pizza! Tremendously popular and great value.

Lunch roughly 11-3PM, dinner roughly 4:50-9PM¥46 (one off) or ¥35 (if buying 10x tickets)

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May Flower Restaurant

皇朝五月花大酒楼; Huángcháo Wǔyuèhuā Dàjiǔlóu

Offers excellent seafood. As in many places in this area, you pick your fish from tanks. You may also pick your own vegetables and specify the cooking methods. This is not the kind of place to come if you like to pick things off a menu, but if you are willing to select your food while it is still swimming, it is a great choice. There is a large airplane attached to the front of the building.

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Mr Pizza

Imported wine is available here. The restaurant also has a small deli where you can buy cheese and other goodies. The first owner was an Englishman named Ken, but Mr. Pizza is now under new management.

Pizza is ¥40-80. Happy Hour 17:30-19:00 with beer at half price

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The Old Chinese Junk

古船西餐厅; Gǔchuán Xīcāntīng

The Old Chinese Junk in Tangjia is a rooftop restaurant and pub run by an Englishman named Mike.

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Uncle Mike's Pizza and Chicken

Great pizza and chicken is now accompanied by a partner Italian Restaurant and the Down Under Pub.

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Gongbei Seafood

There is a multitude of outdoor eating establishments with high quality seafood in Gongbei near the Macau border. Simply wandering around would probably work, but one large area with many such establishments is just Northwest of the border. Only a 5 minute walk from the border, any type of seafood can be had here (crab, oysters, prawns, large fish and the more exotic variety) as well as other non-seafood dishes that are just as good. They are authentic and much cheaper than anything you can find in the more pricey restaurants. Keep an eye out for the people cleaning large stacks of oysters.

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Indian Restaurant

The name refers to the Native American Indian decor of the restaurant, not curries and nan bread. The specialty is high-priced steak that is no more than tolerable. However, you might consider going for the decor, which is American Plains Indian with a few pieces of Northwestern coastal art. The waitresses there wear fringed skirts with feathers in their hair.

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Jinding Barbeque

By far the largest outdoor street barbeque in Zhuhai. The BBQ is over 100 meters long, with scores of proprietary stalls and tables (who vigorously compete against one another). Steam rises, motorcycles whiz by, and music blares from shops as dozens of proprietary stands serve up street specialties (such as spicy grilled squid tentacles) well into the night to a lively crowd seated at plastic tables and chairs. Meals are served on plastic bag covered plates and beer from the thinnest plastic cups in the world! Come here to experience regular Chinese street life, and leave full and satisfied.

The BBQ opens around 17:30 and ends around 24:00

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