Beijing Restaurants

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  • 1. Assaggi

    $ | Chaoyang

    Your mood brightens the minute you walk up the sunny spiral staircase to the rooftop patio, which includes glassed-in and open-air sections and overlooks the wide, tree-lined streets of the surrounding embassy district. It's a fine setting in which to enjoy a few glasses of wine accompanied by parma ham or one of the pastas on offer. Check out the reasonable prix-fixe business lunches for around Y100.

    1 Sanlitun Bei Xiaojie, Beijing, Beijing, 100027, China
    010-8454–4508

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
  • 2. Barolo

    $$$$ | Chaoyang

    Well executed Italian food in plush surroundings makes this luxury hotel restaurant as appropriate for a power lunch as for a romantic dinner. Wine is clearly the inspiration, from the burgundy hues of the decor to the long list of Italian vintages to the use of the restaurant's namesake in dishes such as tagliolini with sea urchin, suckling pig, and wagyu beef cheek.

    83A Jianguo Lu, Beijing, Beijing, 100025, China
    010-5908–8888

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
  • 3. Bottega

    $$ | Chaoyang

    You probably didn't come all the way to Beijing for pizza, but you won't regret having it at this restaurant. The Neapolitan owners ensure that everything is authentic, from the chewy but light pizza pies (cooked in an imported wood-fired oven) and perfectly prepared pasta dishes to the impressive wine list.

    81 Sanlitun Lu, Beijing, Beijing, China
    010-6416–1752

    Known For

    • Kitsch sodas
    • Specialty pizza featuring creamy burrata
    • Indulgent desserts
  • 4. Cepe

    $$$$ | Xicheng District

    The Ritz-Carlton's flagship restaurant stands out from the many other high-end Italian restaurants in the city for its focus on mushrooms. A humidor is used here to store seasonal mushrooms that can be transformed into various soups, risottos, and pastas. Taking the fungi theme a step further, about 1,000 mushroom-shaped sculptures are suspended from the ceiling, adding a touch of whimsy to the otherwise unaffected interior.

    8 Beijing Financial St., Beijing, Beijing, 100032, China
    10-6601–6666

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
  • 5. Mercante

    $$$ | Dongcheng District

    Bologna-based chef Omar Maseroli and his Chinese partner are the proprietors of Mercante, a slow-food-inspired slice of Italy in a tumble-down hutong alleyway. This miniscule eatery keeps it simple, with rustic dishes like homemade pasta with an earthy ragù of duck or rabbit, plump ravioli, platters of imported cold cuts, and cheese served with fresh-baked focaccia. Rich, boozy tiramisu and a well-priced list of Italian wines makes this a fine place to linger, or you could pop around the corner for a craft-beer nightcap at Great Leap Brewing. Brunch is served on weekends.

    4 Fangzhuanchang Hutong, Beijing, Beijing, China
    010-8402-5098

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    Rate Includes: Reservations essential
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  • 6. Mio

    $$$$ | Chaoyang

    Playful creativity is the hallmark of this upscale Italian restaurant in the Four Seasons. Tokyo-based Spin Design Studio has taken colored crystal and chrome to gaudy heights in an interior scheme that is a constrast to Head Chef Marco Calenzo’s earthy pasta dishes (try the pici, a hand-rolled noodle slightly fatter than spaghetti). A pair of brick ovens turns out gourmet pizzas—Calenzo’s "white pizza" is made of wood-fired focaccia dough topped with organic egg and shavings of imported white truffle. The desserts are divine, and the wine list is extensive.

    48 Liangmaqiao Lu, Beijing, Beijing, China
    010-5695–8858
  • 7. Opera Bombana

    $$$$ | Chaoyang

    Although this Italian restaurant is in a shopping mall, it has a gorgeous interior and serves decadent food. Langoustine carpaccio, Wagyu beef ravioli, and white truffle risotto are the types of dishes featured on the menu.

    9 Dongdaqiao Lu, Beijing, Beijing, China
    010-5690–7177

    Known For

    • Critically acclaimed at home and abroad
    • The bombolini (sugary doughnuts with a rich lemony custard filling)
    • Blissful atmosphere

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