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3 DAYS in GUANGZHOU 广州, China🇨🇳 — dongshankou, yongqingfang & cantonese food (city walk vlog) ❀.ೃ࿔･
Guangzhou Food Walk: Dongshankou, Yongqingfang & Flavors
Spent a perfect 3 days exploring Guangzhou: cantonese food, small streets, local neighborhoods, mountains, shopping a little too much and everything in between.
Such a fun city to explore, so come along and take some inspo from my itinerary :)
This is part two of the China diaries. Shanghai is...
<p>Spent a perfect 3 days exploring Guangzhou: cantonese food, small streets, local neighborhoods, mountains, shopping a little too much and everything in between.</p><p>Such a fun city to explore, so come along and take some inspo from my itinerary :) This is part two of the China diaries. Shanghai is coming next. Enjoy watching!! Love, Mila ❤︎</p>
In this vibrant three‑day vlog, Mila immerses herself in Guangzhou’s lively streets, sampling authentic Cantonese dim sum, wandering the historic lanes of Dongshankou and Yongqingfang, and venturing into the nearby Baiyun Mountains for a breath of fresh air. Between indulgent shopping sprees and candid neighborhood chats, she captures the city’s blend of tradition and modernity, inviting viewers to taste, wander, and fall in love with Guangzhou’s irresistible charm.
<p>Spent a perfect 3 days exploring Guangzhou: cantonese food, small streets, local neighborhoods, mountains, shopping a little too much and everything in between.</p><p>Such a fun city to explore, so come along and take some inspo from my itinerary :) This is part two of the China diaries. Shanghai is coming next. Enjoy watching!! Love, Mila ❤︎</p>
<p>Mila's three-day Guangzhou trip kicks off in the trendy Dongshankou neighborhood, known for its youthful vibe and stylish shops. The day includes a chaotic sushi conveyor belt experience where she devours 18 plates for just 28 euros, praising the freshness and value. Shopping adventures lead her to Beijing Road's bustling night scene and a spontaneous Adidas jacket purchase she initially resisted.</p><p>Day two starts with traditional Guangzhou breakfast—rice noodle wraps and congee at a busy local spot—followed by marathon shopping at the APM Mall (not the intended Shashing Temple). Mila spends six hours nonstop, later hauling accessories, a wool scarf, and a yellow sweater she regrets due to material trickery. Dinner at a clay pot spot near Beijing Lu fuels a candid room tour of her purchases.</p><p>The final day features a lazy cable car ride up Baiyun Mountain, a fabricated history about an emperor building the mountain for his wife's 50th birthday, and an exhilarating zip line descent. The trip ends with a walk through Xintiandi (a revitalized cultural area), a disappointing cold meal at a Michelin restaurant, and a farewell by the Canton Tower skyline. Mila apologizes for limited food content due to lingering trauma from Bangkok food poisoning, promising better eating in Shanghai.</p>
Mila's whirlwind 3-day Guangzhou adventure balances trendy neighborhood explorations with candid shopping missteps. From the bustling streets of Dongshankou to a foggy Baiyun Mountain cable car ride, she navigates local eats like a chaotic sushi conveyor belt and a disappointing Michelin meal. The vlog captures the thrill of discovering hidden gems—like a zip line atop the mountain—and the relatable regret of a hasty clothing haul.
Mila explores Guangzhou's trendy streets, shops till she drops, rides a foggy cable car, and tries local eats from sushi conveyor belts to a disappointing Michelin meal.
Explore Guangzhou: 3-Day City Walk with Shopping & Local Food
14:49 Check clothing quality in-store before buying, as the item you receive may differ from the display sample. Always open packaging to inspect material and thickness.
7:39 At sushi conveyor belt restaurants, order via tablet for faster delivery on a separate lane. Plates cost 10-28 yuan each; pay per plate eaten.
11:15 Explore the underground mall near Shashing Temple, but note it differs from wholesale malls like APM. Park Central nearby offers bigger brand stores.
14:49 Check clothing quality in-store before buying, as the item you receive may differ from the display sample. Always open packaging to inspect material and thickness.
7:39 At sushi conveyor belt restaurants, order via tablet for faster delivery on a separate lane. Plates cost 10-28 yuan each; pay per plate eaten.
11:15 Explore the underground mall near Shashing Temple, but note it differs from wholesale malls like APM. Park Central nearby offers bigger brand stores.
0:39 Introduction to Guangzhou vlog
2:42 Exploring Dongshankou neighborhood
5:14 Beijing Lu shopping area
7:22 Conveyor belt sushi experience
10:10 Traditional Guangzhou breakfast
16:33 Baiyun Mountain cable car
19:39 Zip line adventure
21:33 Xintiandi cultural area
24:03 Canton Tower farewell
0:39 Introduction to Guangzhou vlog
2:42 Exploring Dongshankou neighborhood
5:14 Beijing Lu shopping area
7:22 Conveyor belt sushi experience
10:10 Traditional Guangzhou breakfast
16:33 Baiyun Mountain cable car
19:39 Zip line adventure
21:33 Xintiandi cultural area
24:03 Canton Tower farewell
cantonese foodshopping haulcity walkcable carconveyor belt sushistreet foodbaiyun mountainguangzhou travellocal breakfastWhat was the sushi like at the conveyor belt place?
The sushi was incredibly fresh, with perfect rice sweetness, acidity, and rich umami flavor. It's the freshest I've had for that price.
What happened with the yellow sweater you bought?
The one I saw in-store was much thicker, but when I got home and opened the package, the material was thinner. Always check the actual item before buying.
What was the Michelin restaurant experience like?
The service was slow and the food arrived lukewarm or cold, which was disappointing for a Michelin place. Cheaper local spots were much better.
