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Restaurant food: Afternoon tea and dinner are available here. It is a good choice to relax in the afternoon. This time I came here because my friend booked an executive suite here and gave two Yueting restaurants as a gift. I came here mainly to take pictures of the scenery. There are not many diners on weekday evenings. Food is served from 18:00 and is simple. It is a buffet style, a combination of Chinese and Western food, with salads, pasta, fruits, cakes, etc. There are not many choices, but you can still eat enough. The best thing is the cake.

I went to Park Hyatt with my friends and kids for the Spring Festival themed afternoon tea. The whole presentation was very festive, but the taste was average, and there were no particularly outstanding desserts. The environment and service level were stable!

I went to Park Hyatt with my friends and two kids to have a Chinese New Year themed afternoon tea set. I feel that the food options in the semi-buffet area this time are half less than before, with only some fruits and a few cakes and cookies. Compared with the past, I feel that there is no sincerity. The products of this Chinese New Year theme are also average, and none of them are particularly delicious. I won’t talk about the environment, which is definitely ok. It’s a pity that the weather is bad, and the photos don’t look good! I hope to improve the semi-buffet products, otherwise just lower the price, don’t do semi-buffet, and the portions of the set meals are enough!

As a fan of hayyt's food, you will definitely not miss this Chinese restaurant. The view is beautiful, and you can see the most prosperous city from the 68th floor. The cherry foie gras is amazing, the delicate foie gras is paired with the smooth cherry sauce, and the seasoning is wrapped in fat and slightly fresh. I think the steamed bamboo fish recommended by many netizens is just average, the soup is good, the poached chicken is amazing, the skin is smooth and crispy, and the meat is chewy. In short, I have never been disappointed with Park Hyatt's food.

During the few days of my trip to Guangzhou, the weather was bad. It was raining heavily, so I was struggling whether to go up to the Guangzhou Tower. My old friend urged me to go up by car and recommended the afternoon tea on the 65th floor of Park Hyatt Hotel, which is said to be the best place to view the Guangzhou Tower. The group-purchased afternoon tea for two on the 65th floor of Park Hyatt Hotel is 400+, which is a little expensive, but considering the environment and geography, it is still okay. You need to call in advance to make an appointment. The scenery is really invincible, and the high-altitude view is excellent, but it’s a pity that the weather is not good enough, and it’s all white. The semi-self-service afternoon tea for two people, the food on the table is actually quite rich, two large plates, fruit snacks can be self-service, and there is champagne, which fills the table. It is suitable for taking pictures and viewing the scenery, but the waiter actually stopped me and said that I couldn’t take pictures with the camera for too long...

The hotel is quite high-end overall. After all, it is a five-star hotel in the world. The location is also very good, right next to the Zhujiang New Town subway station. The overall decoration is very unique. The upper floors of the hotel are very suitable for viewing the scenery of the Pearl River and the Guangzhou Tower. The waiters are very friendly and diligent. Sometimes, when you turn your head, the wine and snacks that you haven't finished drinking and eating have been taken away. But to be fair, in terms of food, Park Hyatt Hotel is indeed exquisite and delicious, I like it very much. But the price is not low. There is a parking lot, the toilet in the bathroom is super smart~ There is also an open-air bar, which satisfies people's various feels~ The first floor can go directly to the 65th floor and above, which is very fast and convenient.

I had some doubts about the location before I arrived, but the restaurant floor and location turned out to be a first-class restaurant opposite the Guangzhou Tower, which was very stylish. The food was just normal, at the level of a Chinese restaurant in a five-star hotel.

Yue Hall is on the south side of the 65th floor of Park Hyatt, overlooking the Guangzhou Tower and the Pearl River. It is high above the ground and you can see all the mountains! [Environment] The advantage of the floor height allows you to see the beautiful scenery of the south of Guangzhou. The towering Guangzhou Tower and the long green belt of the Pearl River will not be missed! The super high floor distance is more impressive. The restaurant decoration is in harmony with the modern wood decoration of the hotel, but it does not lose its antique style. The window seat is well arranged, whether it is 2 people or 10 people. [Service] The service of a five-star hotel is naturally at home. I especially like the service of Tang Zhuo here. After the food is prepared on the spot, many buffets require guests to take the food to the table by themselves. Here, the waiter will help to deliver it directly to the table! [Products] This time I came here for a self-service morning tea. There are not many foods that can be checked on the dim sum paper, but the variety is complete, and the characteristic Guangzhou dim sum is basically available. The main way to order steamed dim sum is to place an order on a dim sum paper and then the kitchen will be responsible for serving the dishes. The self-service area also has egg tarts, fried dough sticks, soy milk, porridge, boiled noodles and freshly squeezed juice. The products taste very good, and they must be made by famous chefs! I recommend the yam juice here! The glutinous rice chicken is the only one that I don’t think is good, because the glutinous rice is relatively loose after unwrapping... There is also a high tea buffet in the afternoon, which is also a good choice