On the ground floor of the Xinronghui complex on Xiwan Road in Liwan District, Cedar Bakery & Café offers something Muslim travellers often miss in China: French-style baking that stays halal. The community knows it as one of the first halal French bakeries in Guangzhou, and the smell of butter and coffee greets you at the door. The place suits families and friends as well as solo travellers.

What sets it apart

  • Fresh butter croissants and pastries baked the French way, ideal for a light breakfast or a break after shopping.
  • Coffee served alongside the bakes in a quiet setting away from the bustle of the markets, and you can take your coffee to go if you are in a hurry.
  • Assorted pastry boxes you can take as a gift or as provisions for the rest of the day — a nice idea if you are invited to a resident friend's home.
  • Peace of mind about the ingredients instead of guessing in front of ordinary bakery shelves, where the source of the fats is hard to know.

Tips before you go

  • Go in the morning to find the bakes at their freshest and before popular items sell out, especially at weekends.
  • Combine the visit with your tour of Liwan's neighbourhoods; the bakery makes a handy rest stop between errands.
  • If you want a large quantity or a box for an occasion, ask in advance about ordering or delivery.
  • Ask the staff which items are most popular on the day of your visit, as the selection may change from day to day.

Map name and address

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广州市荔湾区西湾路141号欣荣汇F1层

Sources checked on 23 October 2026: AMap · Hala Guangzhou