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China Food Guide: 4 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Beijing
Reviews on Japanese food in Beijing, China. Welcome to a capital city whose story goes back at least 3000 years. In Beijing, you'll find a wealth of history, both ancient (the Hall of Preserving Harmony, Summer Palace, Forbidden City) and more recent (Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Tiananmen Square). For the best market experience, choose the Dirt Market over the touristy Silk Market. A visit to the Great Wall, the longest manmade structure in the world, is absolutely essential.
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1. Cafe Cha - Shangri-La Hotel Beijing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 317 reviews
The vibrant Cafe Cha restaurantï¼with a stunning garden viewï¼offers an exciting all day open kitchen buffetï¼featuring favorite Asian dishes with noodles stationï¼Italian and western specialitiesï¼Japanese sushiï¼sashimiï¼an abundance of seafoodï¼Beijing duckï¼In
Reviewed By jillalex
There are several options available for dinner buffet. Indian, Chinese, Western. I had an Indian-spiced lamb chop that was perfectly cooked. Nan was good. Lobster claws were tender but salty. Salads looked a little old. The desserts were not very good--at least to Western tastes. The ice cream was good (only 1 scoop of ice cream is offered--you must specifically ask for more). There are containers of orange juice, water, and milk tea (cold) available at the entrance. I don't know if alcohol is available. We couldn't track down anyone to ask. No one removed our dirty plates.Overall, disappointing. The restaurant tables, placemats, chairs could all stand a good scrubbing.Dear jillalex, thank you for taking time to write a comment for us. I would like to express my regret for the disappointment you experienced during your dinner in Cafe Cha. Food quality and service standards are of utmost importance to us as we continuously strive to improve our service levels. We will use this feedback constructively to ensure we are more vigilant monitoring this area. We look forward to welcoming you back on your next visit to offer you a true Shangri-La experience. Thank you and best regards, Stephan Kapek, General Manager
2. Asia Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 316 reviews
Asia Bistro is an upscale family-oriented buffet restaurant. Asia Bistro caters to all palates with its comfortable space and a unique outdoor terrace. A series of four, bustling open kitchens serve the finest Asian cuisine. Indulge in the best of Asian g
Reviewed By SQUALO85
Absolutely astonishing that the JW Marriott can actually offer such amazing lunch buffet, their seafood and selection of veggies and soups is letting many other restaurants stay ahead of the rest. Take a look at those pictures and be encouraged to be SPG Marriott's Elite member.
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3. N'Joy All-Day Dining (NUO Hotel Beijing)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 203 reviews
Playing on the word âenjoyâ, NâJoy at NUO Hotel Beijing offers international all-day dining, where diners enjoy a magnificent buffet feast for breakfast, lunch and dinner from NUOâs culinary team of world-class chefs from 10 countries. NâJoy owns Beijingâ
Reviewed By A_Pint88
This is a big space and attracted large crowd however they had a good system and kept it all under control. The variety of food/cuisine are plentiful- they have anything you could possibly imagine. E.g. lobster you get to choose boil or bbq. Oyster from New Zealand or France. They were quite good quality too. Upon arrival, you also get a sea urchin to share between 2. They also bring out their trolleys from time to time offering side table choices. Good concept how they mix it up. Not sure why offering pumpkin soup in apr and decorated in fallen leaves. Maybe more suitable for autumn? Full of expats but I can imagine why itâs a good place to go with your friends. Must go if you are into brunch.
4. Miyabi - Sheraton Grand Beijing Dongcheng Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
Miyabi is a contemporary dining space with authentic Japanese dishes, including teppanyaki, sushi, and sashimi. Enjoy a front row seat at our live-cooking stations, where our creative chefs will take you on a culinary journey.
Reviewed By Brian E
This Japanese restaurant at the Beijing Sheraton hotel is very clean with a modern and new decor. The salad was very good, the Miso soup good, the tofu cup was not for me but some would like it, my beef stew was okay but I would not order it again. My wife loved her shrimp tempura. I enjoy mixing the soy sauce with Wasabi and pouring it over the steamed rice, that was quite good. I put the Sashimi in it. 5 thick big pieces of salmon and some other fish. Fruit for dessert. If you like Japanese food I think you would enjoy this, especially as an alternative to Chinese food. 123 Yuan for a full meal is a reasonable price and there was no tip required. On Sunday they had a 108 3 course entree at Bene down the hall. Even better deal.Dear guests:Thank you for your recognition and recognition of our hotel, we will continue to work hard to bring you more quality products and the most comfortable service, To bring you a better experience, I wish you a happy life, warm look forward to your visit again!
