Burgers

Our History

The first established expatriate bar in China founded in Shekou, over  30 years ago, when it was just a small fishing village. The birth of the Snake Pit was due to China’s first Joint Venture with multi-national oil drilling and rig service companies, which came from as far away as Texas, Scotland and Scandinavia. The most hardened, tough, weather-beaten engineers were sent over to start drilling in the South China Sea in the mid 80s. Read more »

Juice Baby Cafe has a nice outside patio and a good place to chill out for food and drink.

Hit burger has quite a diverse menu serving everything from eggs benedict, unique drinks and of course – burgers. Their main burger is called the "Hit Burger" which is a single patty burger that is topped with a special peanut butter spread that really gives it a unique flavor. If you are not a fan of peanut butter, there are many burger and sandwich choices that are peanut free on their diverse menu. 

DKC, which is an abbreviation of a Chinese term that means (take big bites), has been in the Nanshan, Shenzhen University area for 18 months. It is part of a chain of 4 locations but is the only location that focuses on American style burgers while the others focus on rice burgers. The reason for this is that it is a fusion restaurant tied into a tattoo parlor called Tattoos. This fusion concept pushed the owners to look for a new type of burger that would cater more to the customers who were getting tattoos so they decided on an Western burger using imported Australian Angus round and chuck to create their beef patties. They also make their bread fresh every day.