The Bay by Chef Fei 东湾
Cantonese and Chaoshan cooking at Mandarin Oriental. Michelin highlights its roast-goose roll with Yunnan mushrooms.
Explore Shenzhen’s seven Michelin-starred restaurants from the 2026 Guide, then browse Peking duck, late-night chuanr, smoked brisket and Sichuan heat. Your host can help fit a meal into the route.
The 2026 Michelin Guide awarded stars to seven Shenzhen restaurants: two received two stars and five received one. All seven are listed first, by cuisine. The other researched picks answer specific cravings; a Bib Gourmand or Michelin-selected listing does not mean a restaurant has a star. These are published recommendations, not personal visit claims. Check current menus, hours and reservations before setting out. See Michelin’s full 2026 announcement ↗
Cantonese and Chaoshan cooking at Mandarin Oriental. Michelin highlights its roast-goose roll with Yunnan mushrooms.
Cantonese cooking with city and bay views from the 70th floor of Raffles Shenzhen.
Refined Chaozhou cuisine at MixC, with seafood and a menu that can be tailored to preferences.
A seasonal tasting menu that reworks Cantonese classics, high above Futian in the Shangri-La.
A counter-led, multi-course menu that combines Chinese regional influences and seasonal ingredients.
Contemporary French cooking on the 77th floor of Mandarin Oriental, with tasting and à la carte options.
Taizhou cooking centred on East China Sea seafood in an intimate PA Mall dining room.
A dedicated duck destination in Huangting Central. EyeShenzhen says half a roast duck can be ordered and advises booking at least a day ahead.
Another roast-duck option: EyeShenzhen reports that the duck is roasted in view of diners, with house-made pancakes and sauce.
A long-running Shenzhen skewer specialist. A published listing highlights grilled pork intestine; confirm the operating branch before going.
A street-side option for chicken skewers, grilled oysters and a broader late-night menu near Shawei metro.
A Shekou K11 ECOAST restaurant reported to slow-smoke meats over fruitwood, with brisket among the featured dishes.
A smoked-meat lead with brisket and ribs described in a visitor report. Verify the current branch and menu before planning a visit.
Sichuan-style savoury tofu pudding and home-style dishes; a practical lunch near Meicun Road.
Sichuan classics and newer dishes, including beef shin in chilli oil and slow-cooked duck.
The planner reserves time for meals, visits and travel. Tell us your preferred restaurant or cuisine in the booking notes. A long roast-duck or barbecue dinner may mean choosing fewer attractions. Restaurant bills, reservations and transport are separate from the US$149 per-person, per-day hosting and planning fee.
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Choose your food stops and we will work them into a practical private route.
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