Cafe Sambal
The word is that this modest looking little courtyard restaurant has an impeccable menu and flawless delivery. Everything from their kangkung belacan(water spinach) to the spicy signature dish, the Kapitan chicken, is exquisite as their Malaysian chef takes great pride in his work.
Food Type :Asian
Address :43 Doufu Chi Hutong
Website :www.cafesambal.com
Fangshan
Chinese royalty were renowned picky eaters and ate only specialty dishes with carefully selected ingredients and even more carefully selected names. Such dining gave way to its own culinary tradition, which can be enjoyed at Fangshan's enormous banquet-style dining hall with such imperial classics as 'jade phoenix returning to the royal'. Choosing from a huge selection of dishes is a perfect way to go back in time and eat like an emperor.
Food Type :Chinese
Address :Beihai Gongyuannei, inside Beihai Parks south gate
TRB
Providing top-notch international cuisine in a uniquely Chinese setting, TRB is set in a 600-year-old temple which has been tastefully renovated to create a modern fine-dining haven. The food is mostly European but with a bit of local flavour thrown in. The restaurant is open for lunch and supper on weekdays and brunch, lunch and supper on weekends. Reservations are recommended.
Food Type :European
Address :23 Songzhu Temple, Shatan North Street, Dongcheng District
Website :www.trb-cn.com
China Grill
Sixty six floors above the sparkling city makes any dish seem dazzling, but the views aren't the only reason to eat at China Grill. The international menu is a simple selection of fine dining with both Chinese dishes and grilled western classics. The romantic ambiance is set by a surprisingly cosy interior surrounded by floor to ceiling windows for a 360-degree view of the city.
Food Type :International
Address :Park Hayatt, 2 Jianguomenwai Street, Chaoyang District
Website : beijing.park.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/ChinaGrill.html
Capital M
Centrally located near Tiananmen Square, the lovely outdoor terrace at Capital M is a popular place to have Sunday brunch in Beijing. The menu offers modern European food including Crispy Suckling Pig, Hot House-Smoked Salmon, and the restaurant's famous Pavlova. They offer a special afternoon tea as well, with a selection of fresh-baked scones, finger sandwiches, and pastries that add up to a perfect mid-afternoon break for tired sightseers. Open daily 11:30am-10:30pm.
Food Type :European
Address :2 Qianmen Street, Pedestrian Area
Website :www.m-restaurantgroup.com/capitalm
