Monday, August 31, 2026

The Top 99 Places to Eat Near Seventh Son


  1. A pitched-roof skylight fills the minimalist dining room with natural light, and the handpicked ceramics suggest you're somewhere that has thought carefully about everything. Lamdre is a fine-dining vegan restaurant in Sanlitun holding two Michelin stars and a spot on Asia's 50 Best list, where a seasonally changing menu draws on China's regional traditions and the chef's research trips into the country's lesser-known ingredients. The name comes from Tibetan Buddhism, which tells you the vibe isn't purely culinary.



  2. Seven private dining rooms, each named after a Chinese dynasty, ring the main hall at this Cantonese restaurant on the fourth floor of Rosewood Beijing. The kitchen holds a Michelin star and runs on a philosophy of restraint, letting the ingredient lead rather than the technique. The pastry course, a molten jackfruit number the chef has been refining for years, tends to stay with people.










  3. Rank 13. Amico BJ

    Japanese-influenced Italian


  4. Rank 14. My Soup

    Cantonese


  5. Rank 15. Giada Garden

    Northern Italian










  6. Rank 24. Jingji

    Beijing



  7. Rank 26. Gastro Esthetics at DaDong

    Contemporary Chinese



  8. The Salvo brothers set up a Neapolitan pizzeria in Beijing and, somewhere along the way, made it a serious reference point for the form across Asia. The dough is soft and properly blistered, the crust light enough to suggest restraint but satisfying enough to suggest experience. Classic pies lean into tradition without apology; a few contemporary options show the kitchen hasn't stopped thinking. Pasta is on too, and the room is spacious and wine-lined, the service polished without stiffness.




  9. Rank 31. Bao Yuan

    Dumplings





  10. Rank 35. King's Joy

    Vegetarian





  11. Rank 39. Jing

    Basque


  12. Rank 40. Zhiguan Courtyard

    Liaoning Chinese



  13. Rank 42. Trb Hutong

    Contemporary French


  14. Rank 43. Fu Chun Ju

    Cantonese



  15. A restored courtyard mansion in a Beijing hutong, with high ceilings and a view that shifts through the seasons. This is a Michelin-starred dining room built around traditional Beijing cooking given a careful modern rethink. The Peking duck, fired over jujube wood and served three ways, is the anchor, but the kitchen ranges further than that. Beijing-themed cocktails round out a meal that takes the city's culinary past seriously without turning it into a museum.






  16. Rank 50. Les Morilles

    Modern French


  17. Rank 51. Mio

    Italian



  18. Rank 53. Chef 1996

    Modern Si Chuanese

    Pork sliced thin enough to hold up to the light is the calling card here, a modern Sichuan restaurant in Chaoyang where the chef, a native of Emei, treats the cuisine's famously layered heat as a palette rather than a blunt instrument. The room draws a crowd that takes its Sichuan seriously, and the kitchen obliges with food that is fiery and precise in equal measure. It holds a spot in the Michelin Guide.









  19. Rank 61. Furong

    Hunanese


  20. Rank 62. Zhong

    Huaiyang




  21. Rank 65. Tan

    Sichuan





  22. Rank 69. Brasserie 1893

    Contemporary French







  23. Rank 75. Rive Gauche

    Contemporary French




  24. Rank 78. Hong 0871

    Yunnanese


  25. Rank 79. La Chansonnière

    Contemporary French


  26. Rank 80. Yibin

    Sichuan















  27. Rank 94. La Roba

    Yunnanese


  28. Rank 95. Blackswan

    French Contemporary




  29. Rank 98. Héritage East

    Contemporary Chinese



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