Huaxi White Goose

Huaxi White Goose

　　Amidst the pristine and elegant landscapes of Huaxi grow snow-white geese, pure as freshly fallen snow—graceful in appearance and exquisite in flavor. Locals cook them with spring water, simmer them with medicinal herbs, or serve them in hot pot. As the saying goes: “The aroma of goose meat wafts through Huaxi District; even without wine, the feast is as refined as a celestial banquet.” The renowned calligrapher Xu Kangjian once inscribed: “In Huaxi, the clear air overflows with fragrance, and the delicious goose brings guests back again.”

　　The best way to enjoy it is to eat clear broth goose by the Huaxi. When dining, pair it with Guizhou’s signature thick fermented chili pepper, and wash it down with wine (local rice wine from Huaxi is the top choice) alongside braised goose head, feet, and wings. Don’t miss the rare treats like rice tofu and seasonal vegetables served on the side, freshly blanched and served as you like. Just imagine: a meal surrounded by lush green mountains and clear waters, bursting with refreshing, aromatic flavors. After the meal, take a warm stroll along Huaxi’s Clear Broth Goose Restaurant Street, watching the endless stream of diners and every restaurant bustling with patrons—it’s truly a unique experience.

　　Since you’re already in Guiyang, you should also try other rural dishes: Tofu Pudding Chicken Hot Pot near Dazhizi, Meat Patty Chicken in Baiyun District, Ginkgo Sacred Spring Chicken in Qianling Park, and Green Pepper Spring Chicken on Xingguan Road. On a winter evening when you can’t decide what to eat, these delicacies are sure to hit the spot.

　　Environment Rating: ★★★★

　　Nestled against mountains and beside water, with crystal-clear pools and charming streets, even if you don’t feel like exploring the park, a leisurely walk along the path near the entrance or enjoying some snacks in the fresh air is quite delightful.

　　Taste Rating: ★★★★

　　Not trying the clear broth goose here would be a total waste—the rich aroma of the piping-hot broth wafting through the misty dining hall is enough to make your mouth water.

　　Price Rating: ★★★

　　Quite affordable. A family of four can usually dine well for just 100 yuan.

　　Convenience Rating: ★★★

　　Whether driving or taking a suburban bus to Huaxi, locals in Guiyang know the routes well. The only slight annoyance is the increasingly bad traffic jams, which can somewhat dampen the mood.