Opened in 1963, South Garden is one of the national platinum five-diamond restaurants, and is known as one of the three major garden restaurants in Guangzhou, along with Panxi Restaurant and North Garden Restaurant. Nanyuan Restaurant is definitely a heavyweight representative of Guangzhou's morning tea culture, but in 2005, it was taken over by Guangzhou Lucky House Group, and it is the "same door" restaurant as Beijing Road Lucky House and Tao Taoju Tenth Fu Road Store. South Park's refreshments are excellent, and although there is no trolley scene of hawking, the food is as delicious as ever, with steaming steamers, delicate dim sum, and crispy and golden frying. Among the classic dim sum, fresh shrimp and shark fin soup dumplings, Nanyuan shrimp dumplings, and dried caviar steamed are worth recommending; XO sauce fried radish cake, shrimp salty water corner, red bean nest cake are decent; Dried shredded radish crisp, gold medal barbecued pork crisp, nostalgic preserved egg crisp and other pastries are beautiful in appearance and crispy and delicious; If you don't feel full enough, you can order honey barbecued pork buns, beauty walnut buns, pearl glutinous rice chicken, etc.; In addition, shrimp wonton noodles, beef brisket noodles, and fried udon with three fresh foods are also highly praised. South Park has a stable production standard and also offers some innovative dim sum, such as Japanese-style seafood tarts and dumplings with conpoy in soup. The bamboo forest, the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers, and the green bricks and green tiles are the biggest features of the South Garden, and the gurgling water flows down from the rockery shaded by green onions, which is a typical Lingnan garden-style design with an elegant atmosphere. The hall is bright and tidy, and the private rooms are elegant and comfortable. South Park is always crowded on weekdays, with three teas and two meals a day, and it is common to queue up hundreds of people after 10 o'clock on holidays. The service is still difficult to escape the "self-service" situation of the old Cantonese restaurants, because the business is too good and there is a serious shortage of manpower, and customers who hold signs calling for waiters can often be seen. Refreshments range from RMB10 to RMB28, with a 10% service charge and an 8.8% discount on weekday afternoon teas.