$3 vs $90 vs $150 - Michelin rated Cantonese Food in Guangzhou China

A visit to 3 Cantonese restaurants in Guangzhou, 2 with Michelin Star one with Bib Gourmand:
Dayang (Wenming Road) 达扬原味炖品 (文明路) - Michelin Bib Gourmand $3 / 23 RMB
Jade River - White Swan Hotel 玉堂春暖 - 1 Star Michelin $93 / 669 RMB
BingSheng Private Kitchen (Tianhe East Road) 炳胜私厨 (天河东路) - 1 Star Michelin $150 / 1080 RMB

[PurpleEyeBags]

Thank you including the address. I’ll be visiting these places next year when I’m in GZ 👌

[jackiewinters]

I love how he explained the various dishes as they were served. The food looked delicious! I enjoyed watching this video! 💜🍽️🍷

[ydocmit]

@Aden Films Such understated, informative and often beautiful films. I enjoy them very much indeed.

[jakyungrhee]

4:51 When I visited Milan in Italy, they gave me that fire show in a small restaurant in the evening.

[CookingClassesRome]

it seems to be there, it really seems like a fascinating video. These restaurants, although very different, work very well

[uberdump]

Superb videos. Fyi, your intro font is very small for standard sized mobile screens.
Or my eyes are just naff.

[animalproductworld]

Wow prices aren’t throat-cutting prices huh. Very genuine and truthful people.

[frankm]

Cantonese cuisine is mainly focusing the cooking technique and the texture of the dish. Not necessary always expensive ingredients except seafood.

[tomweickmann]

You must be a good party member to eat there.
Will the residents of Hong Kong eat so well?
Tanks for the
Enjoy your tofu.

[andrewsharpe]

For $150, I do *not* want a TV in my room showing me food.

[jakyungrhee]

It costs $3 only ??! The soup in a coconut bowl?

[jackwt]

A good restaurant is one that can serve boneless chicken feet

[jorrrri]

$669 for five dimsum @@??? that's a sky high pricing! the Cha Shiu pork may be fine but even HK's 3-star Michelin would not cost that much for the other dimsum!

[Garamel]

Looks like the most of dishes very hard to eat with sticks

[atw]

Red wine is not fit in Chinese cuisines.As a Chinese I prefer rice wine or plum wine.

[theUnusualMomma]

Don't mess up all the dim sum with your chopsticks...

[Czeslaw_cntv]

A lot of YouTubers I follow are in China now. I wonder if this is somehow sponsored? Not that I mind, personally wouldn't think twice about going to China and recording videos if I was in that position, just curious. There is a lot of anti China propaganda around and now after the pandemic that we're getting a glimpse of what's going on there, it does seem like, with all its faults, they are living in the future.