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Restaurants in Beijing

  • Aria, Beijing

    The most fabulous of the restaurants in the sprawling China World Hotel, Aria attracts a hip, well-dressed, and largely Western-expat crowd. The sp... More
  • Arts Coffee Haven

    This small shop was originally intended to sell handmade crafts, but the owner found so many people stopping in looking for coffee that he decided ... More
  • Bed Tapas & Bar

    Designed by a New Yorker, this edgy lounge and restaurant is definitely not for the whole family. Bold canvases, antique opium beds, and polished c... More
  • Blu Lobster

    Irish-born chef Brian McKenna was something of a Continental wunderkind—by his early 20s, he’d already worked in several Michelin-starred European ... More
  • Capital M

    On Beijing's oldest commercial street, established China restaurateur Michelle Garnaut draws the city's glitterati with seasonal, locally sourced d... More
  • China Grill

    Perched atop the 66th floor of the Park Hyatt hotel, China Grill provides diners an unparalleled vantage point of the city that includes views of t... More
  • Da Dong’s

    The convivial atmosphere and tender duck pancakes make it one of the top places to try Beijing's most famous dish, peking duck. More
  • Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant

    For an authentic Peking Duck experience, locals swear by Dadong, just a 10-minute walk from Chaoyang Park Beach. After a complex process of inflati... More
  • Dali Courtyard

    Hidden among the back alleys of Beijing and within the Dongcheng neighborhood, the Dali Courtyard offers a quaint outdoor setting and authentic Yun... More
  • Din Tai Fung, Beijing

    Newbies are easily spotted when it comes to xiaolong bao buns: Just look for the telltale shirt stains from the soup-filled dumplings, which tend t... More
  • Ding Ding Xiang

    To a college student, “hot pot” might mean its ramen night again. But in Asia, it takes on an entirely different meaning: Ding Ding Xiang restauran... More
  • Donglaishun Restaurant

    This Mongolian hotpot restaurant takes open kitchen to the whole new level, putting the diners in charge of adding ingredients to the simmering pot... More
  • Green T. House, Beijing

    Don’t expect a traditional “t” house at this Chaoyang district restaurant; it defies categorization. Artist and musician Jin R founded it with her ... More
  • Huang Ting

    With an interior modeled after that of an historic Beijing courtyard home, this Cantonese restaurant offers one of the city’s most elegant dining e... More
  • Jin Ding Xuan

    "This is a 24-hours restaurant that serves Cantonese cuisine, mainly in small dim sum portions. It's a great place for people-watching, too. The sh... More
  • Kejia Cai

    “Father of the Nation” Sun Yat-Sen was a member of the “Hakka” people, migratory Han Chinese who speak their own language and maintain their own, u... More
  • Kong Yi Ji

    Famed Chinese author Lu Xun wrote a short story about a student/vagrant named Kong Jiyi whose love of the bottle kept him from earning his degree. ... More
  • La Galerie Restaurant and Lounge

    Despite the Gallic name, this restaurant is unmistakably and indelibly Chinese—from its courtyard-style entryway to its menu of fine, time-tested C... More
  • LAN

    Treat yourself to an over-the-top dinner at the Philippe Starck-designed LAN, full of Baroque accents and crowd-pleasing dishes (oysters in spicy-s... More
  • Li Qun

    A real slice of old Beijing, this atmospheric restaurant is set along one of the city’s quickly disappearing hutongs. The place is perpetually lo... More
  • Made in China

    Some say this restaurant in the Grand Hyatt rests atop Beijing’s food pyramid. Made in China's ground-floor Dongcheng neighborhood location focuses... More
  • Maison Boulud à Pékin

    Daniel Boulud’s French-American outpost with a Beijing twist housed in the former U.S. Embassy. The goose egg en cocotte with smoked potato and cho... More
  • Nuage

    With its burnished red tables, hanging lanterns, converted-cyclo chairs, and silk-clad waitresses, Nuage is a little slice of old Saigon in downtow... More
  • Peking Duck, Private Kitchen

    Here, the plump bird is presented in heated rosewood boxes in an intimate dining room. More
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