This place has become our regular canteen whenever we are in Beijing. I would not call this simple fare, but family fare. You feel right at home eating here, nothing pretentious just rustic home cooking.
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Old Door Post 老门框爆肚 @ Beijing
Another type of hotpot, Instant Boiled Mutton 涮(shuàn)羊肉, doesn’t sound like much. But the knowledge and technique behind it has been passed down for hundreds of years.
Rabbit God 兔爷 @ Beijing
It is a strange name for a restaurant but nothing was more appropriate for a Beijing restaurant that focused on traditional Peking food.
Made In China 长安壹号 @ Beijing
At Made in China, the hearty stewed Northeastern beast gets placated with a self-consciously designed dark wood and steel eatery; floor-to-ceiling shelves stocked with erguotou spirits and a stylishly exposed kitchen behind glass. But don’t be fooled by the hotel location.
99 Gers 九十九顶毡房 @ Beijing
Mongolian nomads used to stay in a ger. And dining in a get would always be a highlight of any trip to Mongolia. But now you can get the same experience at 99 Gets.
Mei Family Banquet @ Beijing
What can you do for a group of folks that has everything? A really good meal that reminded them of home. When Mei Lan Fang threw a banquet for his fans which consisted of the who’s who in Beijing, he can only offered the best cuisine from his beloved home in Suzhou.
花家怡园 Hua’s Restaurant @ Beijing
23 August, 2014 Dinner at 花家怡园 Hua’s Restaurant 簋街(which sounded like Ghost Street) is the quintessential foodie haven when you come to Beijing. Beijing is not well known for any school of Chinese cuisine, but being the capital, boast the biggest concentration of authentic regional cuisines of China.
长安壹号 Made In China @ Beijing
25 August, 2014 Dinner at 长安壹号 Made In China Everybody goes for Peking Duck when they are in Beijing. From Quan Ju De 全聚德 to Da Dong 大董, this simple dish of a roasted duck wrapped in a ultra thin skin served with a sweet bean paste and julienned cucumber and leeks has become the…
