(CLOSED) Laurel Restaurant OCT Portofino Branch
By Nowshenzhen · September 1, 2021 · 1 min read · 👁 1,437 views

Cantonese dims, casual lunch, relaxing, The Laurel Resturant
It is a quiet good Cantonese Restaurant.
A good place for casual lunch, meeting, relaxing, indulging in a glass of wine and the delicious food. It serves excellent local dishes combined Thai, health food, pastas and salads as well as tasty dim sum. Highly recommended dish is the crabmeat with corn soup. Besides flavorful food, Laurel’s another highlight is the impressive wine cellar which stocked with more than 40 varieties such as French reserves and more moderately priced Australian and Chilean wines. Service is good. It is worth a trying, although a little more expensive than normal Chinese restaurant.
Laurel altogether has seven restaurants in Shenzhen
Futian: Laurel Restaurant Champs Elysees Terrace Branch Laurel Restaurant Tian’ An Branch
Nanshan: Laurel Restaurant OCT Portofino Branch
Yantian: Laurel Restaurant Oct East Branch
Luohu: Laurel Restaurant Luo Hu Branch Laurel Restaurant Century Plaza Branch
Longgang: Laurel Restaurant Vanke Town Branch
Address & Contact Address and contact information: Chinese and Pinyin Name: 丹桂轩华侨城店 Place Address (English/Pinyin): 1/FL., Portofino Club House, Oct Xiang Shan Street, Nan Shan District, Shenzhen 深圳南山区华侨城香山街波托菲诺会所一楼 Website: Laurel Restaurant OCT Portofino Branch’s Website Place Phone: 0755-2600 3218
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