Pick Jiang by Chef Fei for refined creative Cantonese in a hotel setting (7 consecutive years at 2 stars). Pick Imperial Treasure for classic Cantonese banquet and celebrated dim sum (daily, most accessible). Pick Taian Table for a European tasting menu — the most exclusive of the three, 22 seats, Wed–Sat dinner only, advance deposit required.
At a Glance
| Restaurant | Cuisine | 2 Stars since | Est. price | Service | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imperial Treasure | Cantonese | 2020 [1] | ¥¥¥ | Daily lunch & dinner[5] | Tianhe |
| Jiang by Chef Fei | Cantonese (contemporary) | 2019 [1] | ¥¥¥ | Daily lunch & dinner[6] | Tianhe |
| Taian Table | European contemporary | 2021 [1] | ¥1,998–2,388 + 10%[7] | Wed–Sat, dinner only[7] | Yuexiu |
The Three Restaurants
Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine
Singapore-based chain with multiple Asia locations, known for rigorous Cantonese technique.[5] The Michelin inspector singles out the dim sum lunch as "deftly crafted."[2] Space was designed by a Japanese firm; private dining rooms available.[12] Awarded La Liste Top 1000 Restaurants 2025.
✓ Only 2-star open for lunch daily
Jiang by Chef Fei
Chef Huang Jinghui (Chef Fei) started cooking at 16, became executive chef at 20, and brings 30+ years of experience.[9] The Mandarin Oriental interior blends East and West, recently refurbished.[6] Timeless Cantonese classics sit alongside creative seasonal dishes — described by the hotel as "arguably the city's finest Cantonese restaurant."[6] Also holds a 2026 Asia 100 Fine Dining Diamond award.[11]
⚠ Wine list noted as limited — BYOB is an option
Taian Table
Chef Stefan Stiller (German) founded Taian Table Shanghai in 2016 before opening this sister location.[8] 22 seats around an open kitchen counter; the menu rotates every ~8 weeks across 5 menus per year (4 seasonal + 1 Best Of).[10][8] Wine pairing costs ¥825–¥1,285 extra.[10] 48-hour cancellation window for a full deposit refund.[7]
⚠ Most restrictive: Wed–Sat dinner only, 22 seats, deposit required — book well ahead
About the 2025 Michelin Guide
The 2025 Michelin Guide Guangzhou (8th edition, released 5 July 2025) lists 112 recommended restaurants total: 3 two-star, 18 one-star, 45 Bib Gourmand, 46 Michelin-Selected.[2][3] All 21 previously starred establishments retained their ratings; the sole new entry was Chōwa (1 star).[4] No Guangzhou restaurant has ever been awarded three stars.[1]