Regarded as the best Beijing Duck restaurant in town, this is good, wholesome, local cuisine at its finest. You can even order a whole roast duck accompanied by a variety of... Read more »
Ready for some mouthwatering, spicy Malaysian cuisine? Located down a dark little "Hutong" (alley) and marked with a red lantern first impressions of Cafe Sambal might be that you... Read more »
Sichuan Hot Pot is best described as a Chinese fondue, but with meats and vegetables cooked in a large wok of boiling chilis and oil. It's a shared culinary experience, but it can be... Read more »
Authentic French cuisine and impeccable service. Favorites include escargots, foie gras and Chateaubriand. Tempting desserts and top French wines are available. Justine's also serves an excellent Sunday brunch.
Sizzling, spicy Sichuan cuisine served with a smile! There's often a queue out of the door at Mal Youhuo, but the service is fast and the turnover high. What brings Beijingers back... Read more »
Behind the wooden doors and dark latticed windows of this restored courtyard house lies more than just a sensuous culinary experience; there is also a walk down Chinese memory lane.... Read more »
One of Beijing's best-known and most exquisite restaurants, The Courtyard is often described as specializing in fusion cuisine; however a more apt title would be "East meets West"... Read more »
After so many rice dishes in Beijing, you might find yourself with an aching for pasta. This cute little Italian is located at an ugly junction, but is lovely inside. You are invited... Read more »
A modest diner gaining repute in Beijing for its steaks, which are some of the best in the capital. Try the filet mignon or the pork chops. Salads are fresh and the desserts are... Read more »
One of the best places in town for Northern cuisine, this place boasts impressively cooked meat and vegetable dishes. Located in Nali Patio, if you can't find the place at first... Read more »
Maison Boulud offers the finest and French dining brought to you by the renowned restauranteur Daniel Boulud with the assistance of expert chef Brian Reimer and manager Nicholas Socquet. With dozens of awards lining the walls, Maison Boulud continues to impress Beijingers with its above-average service, food, decor and overall loveability. Read more »
The Beijing restaurant scene has all the usual national chains and fast food joints, but part of the fun of traveling is sampling the local cuisine. With that in mind, branch out and give a few locally-owned Beijing restaurants a shot. This Beijing dining guide offers choices for those who crave comfort food and those who savor more international flavors, fans of out-of-the-way spots as well as proponents of stylish, upscale dining rooms. Rest assured — the 10Best Beijing restaurant guide covers all the bases!
Local Expert Tips for Beijing Dining
Mughal's Restaurant: "Located inside Nali Patio, this can be a hard restaurant to locate. Take the elevator to the third floor and ask if you can't find it from there. "
Traktirr: "For Russians, there are few more authentic, speedy and affordable options in Beijing."
Mei Fu: "Best for quiet elegance and charm, but on the pricy side for local cuisine. "