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Liujie Beer Fish

  • CuisineGuangxi
  • CategoryCasual Dining
  • Rating★ 4.2
  • Price$$

Liujie Beer Fish sits on Pantao Road in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi, a short walk from the crowds and noise of West Street's main beer fish strip. The restaurant markets its sauce as an unchanged heritage recipe, braising whole fish in local beer, chili, and other seasonings according to a formula it presents as a traditional Guangxi method rather than a modernized take on the dish.

Located on Pantao Road a short walk from the West Street crowds, Liujie Beer Fish markets its sauce recipe as an unchanged Guangxi heritage formula. The dining room is quieter than the West Street beer fish restaurants, drawing a mix of locals and travelers who prefer a calmer setting for the same dish.

Liujie Beer Fish sits on Pantao Road in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi, a short walk from the crowds and noise of West Street's main beer fish strip. The restaurant markets its sauce as an unchanged heritage recipe, braising whole fish in local beer, chili, and other seasonings according to a formula it presents as a traditional Guangxi method rather than a modernized take on the dish. The signature Heritage Sauce Beer Fish is the anchor of the menu, typically ordered alongside sour and spicy green beans as a lighter counterpoint to the rich, beer-braised fish. Compared to the beer fish restaurants directly on West Street, the dining room here is noticeably quieter, drawing a mix of Yangshuo locals and travelers who prefer to eat the same dish away from the busiest tourist stretch. The setting is simple and unpretentious, with straightforward table service and no attempt at a curated wine list or tasting menu — the beer used in the dish itself is the main beverage tie-in, alongside standard soft drinks and local beer by the bottle. There is no formal reservation system; the calmer location generally means a shorter wait for a table than the equivalent restaurants directly on West Street, making it a reasonable choice for travelers who want the beer fish experience without the crowds.

Practical information for Liujie Beer Fish · Last updated August 2026
Price $$
Hours 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
Address Pantao Road, Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi

Signature dishes

  • Heritage Sauce Beer Fish — ¥108 ($16.12)
  • Sour and Spicy Green Beans — ¥20 ($2.99)

Good to know

Known for
Heritage-recipe beer fish away from the busiest West Street stretch

Location

Pantao Road, Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi

24.7765, 110.4958 View on map

Highlights

  • Heritage-recipe beer fish sauce marketed as an unchanged traditional formula
  • Quieter setting than the West Street beer fish restaurants a short walk away
  • Sour and spicy green beans as a standard side to cut the richness of the fish
  • Draws a mix of Yangshuo locals and travelers seeking a calmer meal

Tips for visiting

  • Choose this location over West Street options for a quieter, less touristy beer fish meal
  • Order the sour and spicy green beans alongside the fish to balance the rich sauce
  • No reservation system exists, but the calmer setting generally means shorter waits than West Street
  • Bring a group of two or more, since the beer fish is portioned for sharing

Accessibility

The restaurant is a ground-floor, street-level establishment on Pantao Road with a simple dining room layout, generally easier to navigate than the more crowded West Street venues.

Frequently asked questions

How does Liujie Beer Fish differ from the West Street beer fish restaurants?

It sits on Pantao Road away from the main tourist strip, offering a quieter dining room while still serving the same style of beer-braised fish.

What does 'heritage sauce' mean on the menu?

The restaurant markets its beer fish sauce as an unchanged traditional Guangxi recipe rather than a modernized variation on the dish.

Is a reservation needed?

No formal reservation system is offered, and the quieter location typically means shorter waits than the busier West Street beer fish spots.