#1 in Guangzhou

Jiang by Chef Fei

Cantonese$$$$

Seven consecutive years of two Michelin stars. Chef Fei's Cantonese kitchen at the Mandarin Oriental sets the standard the entire city aspires to.

9.7Food
9.4Ambience
7.8Value

Jiang by Chef Fei has held two Michelin stars for seven consecutive years — a record of consistency that, in China's most competitive culinary city, represents a significant achievement. The restaurant occupies the third floor of the Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou on Tianhe Road, in a dining room that blends Oriental artwork with a palette of grey, brown, and cream designed to create calm rather than theatre.

Chef Fei — Fei Shu-Kwan — represents the apex of classical Cantonese cooking applied with rigorous contemporary standards. The menu's foundation is the Cantonese pantry: premium ingredients selected at the market each morning, prepared with techniques refined across decades in some of Hong Kong's finest kitchens. Char siu of lacquered perfection. Braised abalone cooked with the patience that the ingredient demands. Steamed fish handled with a restraint that amplifies rather than covers its natural sweetness.

The dim sum programme, served at lunch, is among the most technically accomplished in the city. Har gow whose translucent wrappers achieve a standard that other kitchens treat as aspirational. Siu mai with a pork-to-shrimp ratio calibrated to the tenth of a gram. The spring rolls are a demonstration of deep-frying as a precision discipline rather than a commercial convenience.

Service matches the kitchen's ambitions: experienced, attentive, and capable of managing the full spectrum of international dining preferences without losing the integrity of the Cantonese dining experience. Private dining rooms are available and booked consistently by Guangzhou's most active corporate entertaining market.

Best Occasion Fit

Jiang by Chef Fei is Guangzhou's definitive client entertainment address. Seven Michelin stars in one of China's most scrutinised culinary cities signals that you eat at a level most guests have not reached. The private dining rooms remove the concern of being overheard. The service team manages every detail. The food — classical Cantonese executed with the precision of a kitchen that has spent decades earning its stars — is the kind of meal clients mention months later.

Practical Information

3rd Floor, Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou, 389 Tianhe Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou
¥800–1,500 per person (~$110–210 USD)
Cantonese
Business smart. Jacket recommended for dinner.
Essential. 1–2 weeks minimum. Hotel concierge handles all private dining requests.
Guangzhou, China
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