Food speaks louder than god. This is true in Beijing, that’s why the restaurants here are filled with people during dinning hours. To refresh your knowledge of Beijing‘s dining scene, here compiles a list of nine of the city's dining streets. Each has its own charm: one dedicated to seafood, one diners may come across Chinese pop stars, one features foreign restaurant. Let‘s explore.
Fucheng Road
A road connecting West third and fourth Ring Road, Fucheng Road is a good place in Beijing to enjoy seafood. Here you will find several Beijing’s earliest Cantonese restaurants, which are expensive.
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Name
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Location
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Tel
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Mr. Abalone(Cantonese)
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1/F, Jinyu Building, No.100 Xisanhuan Beilu, Haidian District |
010-68413399 |
| Shun Fung(Cantonese) |
Building No.1,
No.115 Fuchenglu, Haidian District |
010-88138888 |
| Jinyue(Cantonese) |
No. 46 Fuchenglu, Haidian District |
010-88130733 |
| Lichang(Cantonese) |
No.81 Fuchenglu, Haidian District |
010-88130198 |
| Huayan(Guanfucai,tonic dishes prepared following secret recipes which were created in the past by private chefs working in mansions of ancient Chinese officials) |
No.18 Dinghuisi Dongli, Haidian District
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010-88138966 |
| Tianxia Yijia(Guanfucai,tonic dishes prepared following secret recipes which were created in the past by private chefs working in mansions of ancient Chinese officials) |
2/F Huarong Building, Hangtianqiao, Haidian District |
010-68401070 |
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New Kaiyuan(Hangzhou Cuisine. Hangzhou is located in East China’s Zhejiang Province. It is famous for its fresh and tender delicacies. Hangzhou cooking is characterized by natural flavor, beautiful presentation and a light and palatable taste.)
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No.111 Fuchenglu, Haidian District |
010-88116652 |
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