Blog Tag - Japanese Food
Just southwest of Solana lies the Maizidian area, home to plenty of great places to eat and drink including a multitude of Japanese restaurants it’s...
Earlier this year, business partners Sally Jiang and Arise He opened Kamigyou in Sanlitun.
When business partners Sally Jiang and Arise He opened...
You be the cook this Spring Festival with CNY Chef! Follow a new recipe each day of the holiday courtesy of one of the capital's top chefs.
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It's a mere 30 days before the Year of the Tiger is upon us, and it got me thinking: What's a fitting place to ring in this big cat-focused year?...
Tasty. Quick. Value. That is the slogan of Japanese barbecue restaurant Yakiniku Like, which is opening its second restaurant in Beijing in Indigo...
Beijing’s Michelin Guide, now in its second year, has been a point of contention with some diners, who argue that it doesn’t fully represent the...
For the past nine months, Amiga has been serving up a fiery fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisine from its colorful outpost on Yokocho Ichibangai....
Japanese restaurants certainly aren't a rarity in Beijing. In fact, no matter where you are in the capital, a search for nearby restaurants on...
Obentos, a true Beijing original that was one of the first purveyors of Japanese-style bento boxes in Beijing, is calling it quits after lunch...
As you peer over the railing from the ground level of the Sanlitun Soho down into the basin of cafés and shops, not all of the storefronts are as...
The recently-redeveloped food court on the basement level of the Kerry Center Mall offers plenty of options for hungry office workers, from quick-fix...
Austrians party with strudel, and the French eat with their poodles, but in Japan, the craze is secluded noodles. The island nation invented...
Sushi restaurants in Sanlitun are nothing new, so newcomers had better bring something unique to the table, so to speak. That pressure to outperform...
The October Holiday is here and you may have booked your tickets and nailed down your accommodations, but what else do you need when traveling in...
Any Beijing foodie worth their salt has a favorite longstanding Liangmaqiao or Maizidian Japanese joint. You know the type: located on a quiet side...