靜頤茶館, at 羅湖地王寶安南路3038號金塘大廈7樓, name translates to The Summer Tea House. Frequented by Buddhist monks from China and Tibet as well as locals, it offers an extensive menu, mainly Guangdong style vegetarian cuisine. Large selection of faux meat dishes, also sweetcorn, peas, pinenut dish, mock chicken drumsticks, tofu, and more. Spacious interior. Reopened October 2024. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-10:00pm.
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7F, Jin Tang Building, 3038 Bao'an South Rd, Luo Hu District, Shenzhen, China
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Last update on 23 Oct 2024 by RichardⓋMolyneux
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9 Reviews
First Review by JesseWaugh
oskeewowwow
Points +1159
Changed Location and Upgraded All Aspects - Edit
I came to this place in its previous location nearby before Covid and the new one is much improved. The atmosphere is very calming and much cleaner and the vegan options are wonderful. Service has also improved dramatically. Now it’s a go to spot for me in Luohu!
Read morePros: Large mostly vegan menu, Great atmosphere, Fairly inexpensive if you avoid some mushroom dish
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alexandraemjly
Points +563
relaxing and peaceful environment to enjoy food and tea - Edit
lots and lots of options centring lots of raw ingredients
Read morePros: English menu available
Cons: Slow service
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FrankieW
Points +2661
Closed as of September 2019 - Edit
Top notch!
Read moreOne of my favourite place to dine in Shenzhen.
It has it all;
Vegan options aplenty, cute decor, amiable service.
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UPDATE:
as of late September this establishment has been closed down (photo from web page)
It is presumed that they have relocated, lock, stock and kitchen.
Updated from previous review on 2019-12-06
Pros: Variety
Cons: Closed
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JoelinLam
Points +19
People working here are nice and the restaurant ambience is good - Edit
Great and we enjoy a lot here. Will definitely come back again.
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JRoss
Points +630
Top vegan experience - Edit
I think this may be my favourite vegan eatery in the city. After living in SZ for a few months I have tried a fair few vegan and vegan friendly places. This is one to go back to again and again for the delicious and extensive menu and the authentic tea house atmosphere. I especially love their dumplings, dim sum and clay pot dishes.
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chiangzp
Points +3489
Nice vegetarian restaurant - Edit
It is open. I have just had my dinner there today.
Read moreThe words "may be closed" should be removed.
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VeganBeader
Points +26
Very nice indeed - Edit
One of my regular places when I am working in Shen Zhen.
Read moreFreshly prepared Dim-Sum & very good teas.
Comfortable, bright, airy.
Clean & tidy enough for me.
Wander up another floor for even better views!
I bring friends & clients here most weeks.
Everyone has loved it so far.
Highly recommended.
I always order a selection of "Dim-Sum" snacks or simple rice & vegetable dishes.
Some of the mock-meat may not be vegan as milk powder (whey powder) is often used in mock-meats. You will need a good Cantonese speaker to work out which ones are which.
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JohnnySensible
Points +7596
Jingyi Chaguang "Summer Tea House" - Edit
A great place to entertain friends / have meetings when I am in Luohu.
Read moreGorgeous teas & an excellent selection of dim-sum.
I usually visit mid-morning - they open around 10.30 am & stay open until late evening.
I have never had a full meal here - the meal menu looks very fine.
Located in the building directly opposite a KFC - look out for "number 3038".
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JesseWaugh
Points +415
Good Place, Could Be Cleaner - Edit
This was the first veg restaurant I went to in Shenzhen having found the listing on happycow. I was very impressed with it at first because of its rather stark contrast with the Shenzhen one sees from the streets. It is calm and Buddhist.
Read moreThe food is good - they know how to cook. I always judge by how many tofu dishes are available, and although The Summer Tea House has an extensive menu, only two or three actual tofu dishes are on offer. The rest is basically fake meat of unending varieties.
While this restaurant is certainly cleaner than your standard restaurant in China, there are piles of dirty dishes in the hallway entrance to the bathrooms, and I actually had a smallish cockroach walk accross my table the other day! But don't let that put you off this place, because it is certainly worth a visit.
You'll find the usual assortment of aspiring middle-class Chinese and Buddhist monks with their family and friends.
Very little or no English. So tofu is "do fu" accent on the "do," rice is "mi - fan" and ice water is "bing shu-ay"
Pros: good place, good food
Cons: could be cleaner, little / no english, difficult for taxi driver to find
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