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Zhu Zai Ji Shi Fu (Jiangnan Avenue)

  • CuisineCantonese - roast goose specialist
  • CategoryCasual Dining
  • VibeBusy, functional, food-focused local favorite
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • Price$$ (CNY 80-160 / USD 11-23 per person)

Zhu Zai Ji Shi Fu is a bustling, three-storey restaurant on Jiangnan Avenue in Haizhu District that has built its reputation almost entirely around one dish: whole roast goose, cooked to the crisp-skinned, juicy standard that Cantonese diners use as the benchmark for the dish across Guangzhou.

Zhu Zai Ji Shi Fu is a bustling, three-storey restaurant on Jiangnan Avenue in Haizhu District that has built its reputation almost entirely around one dish: whole roast goose, cooked to the crisp-skinned, juicy standard that Cantonese diners use as the benchmark for the dish across Guangzhou. The restaurant has operated for more than twenty years, and locals point to the consistency of the roasting technique -- a properly rendered layer of fat under crackling skin, with meat that stays moist rather than drying out -- as the reason it remains a go-to address even as newer roast-goose specialists have opened elsewhere in the city. Beyond the whole roast goose, the kitchen uses the rest of the bird in a goose blood and offal soup and a stir-fried goose intestine dish, both dishes aimed at diners who want the full range of a nose-to-tail goose meal rather than just the roasted meat. Steamed rice cooked or finished with rendered goose oil is a simple but popular side that regulars order specifically to soak up the fat's flavor. The dining rooms are functional rather than styled for atmosphere, with the emphasis clearly on turning out consistent roast goose at a reasonable price rather than on decor, and the restaurant fills quickly at both lunch and dinner with a mix of local families and food-focused visitors who have sought it out specifically.

Practical information for Zhu Zai Ji Shi Fu (Jiangnan Avenue) · Last updated August 2026
Price $$ (CNY 80-160 / USD 11-23 per person)
Hours Daily 11AM-10PM
Reservations Recommended for dinner; lunch is generally walk-in
Address Jiangnan Avenue Central, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Signature dishes

  • Whole roast goose
  • Goose blood and offal soup
  • Steamed rice with goose oil
  • Stir-fried goose intestines

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Known for
A three-storey Jiangnan Avenue institution that has served juicy, flavorsome roast goose for more than two decades

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Location

Jiangnan Avenue Central, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

23.0890, 113.2830 View on map

Highlights

  • More than two decades of consistent whole roast goose
  • Full nose-to-tail goose menu including offal soup and stir-fried intestines
  • Three-storey dining space that fills quickly at peak meal times
  • A benchmark address for Cantonese-style roast goose in Guangzhou

Tips for visiting

  • Order the whole roast goose to share among the table as the centerpiece dish
  • Arrive early for dinner, as the restaurant fills up quickly on weekend evenings
  • Try the goose oil rice as a simple, flavorful side dish
  • Expect a functional, no-frills dining room focused on the food rather than atmosphere

When to visit

Early dinner, before the evening rush fills the three dining floors.

Accessibility

The restaurant spans three floors with stairs between levels; step-free seating is available on the ground floor.

Frequently asked questions

What is Zhu Zai Ji Shi Fu known for?

It is known specifically for its whole roast goose, cooked with crisp skin and moist meat, a Cantonese benchmark dish.

Does the restaurant use the whole goose?

Yes, in addition to the roasted meat, the menu includes goose blood and offal soup and stir-fried goose intestines.

Is reservation necessary?

Reservations are recommended for dinner, though lunch service is generally easier to walk into.