DK Travel : Beijing : Eastern Beijing : Places to eat

Afunti

A Xinjiang restaurant, which means lamb kabobs, flat breads, plus live bands and the inevitable audience participation. It may be touristy but it’s fun (see Afunti).
Alameda

Beautiful modern restaurant serving Brazilian-inspired contemporary cuisine (see Alameda).
Aria

The Continental-Asian fusion cuisine here constitutes possibly the most satisfying dining experience in Beijing (see Aria).
Beijing Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant

It is the opinion of a great many Beijingers that there is no finer duck than that served here (see Beijing Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant).
Bellagio

Packed until the early hours with hip Beijingers filling up on carbs before moving on to one of the clubs up the street (see Bellagio).
Green T. House

Gimmick or culinary wonder? Make your own mind up, but certainly take a look at Beijing’s most jaw-dropping, China-meets-Alice-in-Wonderland interior (see Green T. House).
Guizhou Luo Luo Suan Tang Yu

“Ghost Street” is a fun place to dine, and this hotpot specialist is one of its best eateries (see Guizhou Luo Luo Suan Tang Yu).
Hatsune

A class act: stylish Japanese restaurant with fresh fish flown in daily (see Hatsune).
Morel’s

Beijing’s sole Belgian restaurant is a big expat favorite for steak and seafood, including, of course, mussels, as well as a great range of Belgian beers (see Morel’s).
Three Guizhou Men

Test your taste buds on the likes of sour fish soup and a startling take on ribs and mashed potato (see Three Guizhou Men).