Location: Nanjing
Top Restaurants in Nanjing
- 1. Nanjing Impressions (Deji Plaza)
- 2. Nanjing Impressions (Shiziqiao)
- 3. AL-JANNAT Indian Restaurant (Halal, Muslim)
- 4. Taj mahal restaurant
- 5. Jinling Hotel Plum Garden
- 6. JiangNan Wok
- 7. BenJia Korean Restaurant (JinLun Mansion)
- 8. Tairyo (Zhongshan Road)
- 9. Masala Kitchen Indian Restaurant and Bar
- 10. POETS Restaurant & Lounge
Top Things to do in Nanjing
- 1. The Memorial of the Nanjing Massacre
- 2. Nanjing Museum (Nanjing Bowuyuan)
- 3. Xuanwu lake
- 4. XuanWu Park
- 5. Sun Yatsen Mausoleum (Zhongshan Ling)
- 6. Xiaoling Tomb of Ming Dynasty
- 7. Purple Mountain (Zijin Shan)
- 8. Nanjing City Wall (Ming City Wall)
- 9. Presidential palace of Nanjing
- 10. Jiming Temple
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Top 10 Asian food in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
Reviews on Asian food in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China. Nanjing ( listen), formerly romanized as Nanking and Nankin, is the capital of Jiangsu province of the People's Republic of China and the second largest city in the East China region, with an administrative area of 6,600 km (2,500 sq mi) and a total population of 8,270,500 as of 2016. The inner area of Nanjing enclosed by the city wall is Nanjing City (南京城), with an area of 55 km (21 sq mi), while the Nanjing Metropolitan Region includes surrounding cities and areas, covering over 60,000 km (23,000 sq mi), with a population of over 30 million.
Things to do in Nanjing
10. POETS Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By nelsoncerqueira1
The lobster dish was tasty, but awfully hard to eat: big claws and no tool to get to the meat; you had to grab it with your hands and break it with your teeth! The Vietnamese rolls were great, just needed a pinch of salt; the mango salad was divine. Beware, the service can get confused. Make sure they write your order, otherwise the food doesn't arrive . Good luck!
9. Masala Kitchen Indian Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Authentic Indian food created by Indian chef who with over 20 years of experience in his hometown of Hyderabad, bringing a cuisine highly influenced by Mughals and partially by French, Arabic, Turkish and Irani food where rice, wheat and spices are widely
Reviewed By megcram
The food is good and the lassi is fresh. Some days it is quite crowded, so large groups may want to make a reservation. The food is similar to other Indian restaurants in Nanjing, like Taj Mahal, but the decor is more appealing. Prices of the stewed dishes range from about 50-70 yuan. Starters and tandoori are cheaper.
8. Tairyo (Zhongshan Road)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By AgentOrangeIt
I am not a big fan of "all you can eat and drink" but I needed some rest and chose this nearby restaurant.The staff communicated us in very bad english that if one of the group wanted a buffet menu, the others should have too, so we agreed.The dinner experience would have been good if we hadn't had a rude waiter who didn't make any effort to bring the requested dishes (3 mistakes) and beverages (had to remind him twice).Also it is a fake buffet since there are some restriction on quantities on wines and dishes out of the menu.But the worst part was the conclusion: the waiter showed up while we were eating and asked us urgently to pay. We gave two credit cards which didn't work on his machine (the only mid-range restaurant in China not accepting European Gold Mastercards) and so he got angry and ordered us to pay cash. This was the least: he wrote down and asked us a wrong total amount (540rmb instead of 594rmb) which I instisted was wrong. He started shouting in Chinese so 5 persons showed up and looked at us as if we didn't want to pay.Finally I had to calm down everyone (my wife was furious) and ask for someone speaking english to tell them the amount was wrong (inferior!!!) so with overdue apologies from the staff we paid in cash and left straight away.Never again, this is a case study of bad restaurant management, indeed the "manager" never showed up, and some excuses from the staff like "I told my boss to put a sign about non working credit cards... But he didn't" are unacceptable.In hindsight, all of the portions were very small (smaller than real teppanyaki in Japan), decent but not superb quality and for a service like that 198rmb per person is a ripoff, but all of this was worsened by the poorest staff I ever experienced.
7. BenJia Korean Restaurant (JinLun Mansion)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By christinel330
Compared to other local Korean restaurants, this place is more on the pricier side. However, that's because the food is great! The workers are all Chinese but the owner is Korean. All the banchan they served was tasty... seriously a lot plus soup and fresh fresh, FRESH lettuce. The servers were nice but seemed just a bit lost. Went on a weekday for lunch and no one was there but then comes a crowd an hour into our meal. The atmosphere was relaxing, clean, and quiet.Best of all, the dessert they served which was shikhye. It was so refreshing and sweet and healthy. Try this place out because it taste like the food you will eat in Korea too.
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6. JiangNan Wok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By yusufyaran
Interesting Nanjing , Shanghai cuisine with most authentic flavor and taste Classical duck blood was identical and mouth watering with its strong presence of duck essence Fried rice was surprisingly awesome with its texture and richness Durian dessert was creative
5. Jinling Hotel Plum Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By FYL003
The best part of the ingredients were used in the preparations. We ordered the house specialty - salted duck. It was succulent and flavorful. We also ordered in small serving size 2 cold dishes, dumplings, noodles in fish soup, tofu sheets in hot sauce, braised pork belly, a vegetable and the glutinous rice ball dessert. The server was concerned we over ordered for just the two of us. She suggested to half the small order for the 3 cold dishes. It was a great suggestion. We were able to try a few dishes without having much leftover. We were served the cold dishes first, followed by the hot dishes, then the dumplings and noodles with the dessert last. Every dish was exquisitely prepared.We were absolutely delighted with such a fine meal. The price per person was about US $ 50.00. It was a good value considering a tasting menu for 9 courses would be much higher in the US.
4. Taj mahal restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By 591nickyj
Indian being my favourite food in the world I was more than happy to join my vegetarian colleagues hereWe ate the most delicious food, everything authentically spiced and cooked to perfectionI can thoroughly recommend the planner with peas, the chickpeas and potatoes, the Tameka Dahl, paratha....... perfect Indian food for our vegetarian group.
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3. AL-JANNAT Indian Restaurant (Halal, Muslim)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
AL-JANNAT Indian Restaurant is the only purely Halal restaurant in Nanjing city. It's famous for authentic Indian and Asian food all over China. Location of the restaurant is at the most popular Food Street in Nanjing which is near touristic Xuan Wu Lake.
Reviewed By Totakhil
A very nice and inexpensive halal restaurant in Nanjing. We had graduation gathering with my Chinese supervisor and colleagues. Everyone liked it a lot. I wish I could stay for a long time in Nanjing. We had many dishes but remember some like Samosa, Butter Chicken, Chicken Keema Rice, Milk Tea etc.
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2. Nanjing Impressions (Shiziqiao)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By jackiewilsonpetr2017
This restaurant has an chinese ancient market style decoration, it is very interesting and beautiful. Waiters are dressed accordingly to the old chinese style and there are small food stalls all around with traditional local dishes. Tables and chairs are a bit uncomfortable and staff cant really speak english which makes ordering a bit awkward if your chinese is not good. Food wasn't very good either, i found all the dishes very greasy and not really freshly cooked. So i will recommended just for a snack and a sneak peak at the decor but definitely not if you want to have a good dinner.
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1. Nanjing Impressions (Deji Plaza)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By dorsalmo
This place has great wooden "cubbies" where your party can dine in relative privacy, Chinese-style archways, and lots of paper lanterns. The service and food are mostly just okay, but I let my colleague order, so perhaps I could have found better choices. He said this is a chain and not that special of a place to eat. It's in a mall, so that could be, but the atmosphere is great.
