Korean restaurant in Wudaokou

(That's Beijing)
Updated: 2007-10-16 10:33

Hidden amidst dubious surroundings north of Wudaokou, this Korean-owned restaurant features stylishly simple decor and pleasant private rooms equipped with TV screens.

The trilingual picture menu offers an extensive variety of Western-Korean fusion. Service is polite and prompt, and portion sizes aren’t compromised for the sake of presentation, as demonstrated by the beef carpaccio (RMB 35), a ring of tender cutlets surrounding a heap of mixed greens.

Carnivores will love the hefty lamb chops (RMB 48) drizzled with a sweet, savory sauce, but the real crowd-pleaser is the creative pizza-fusion dish with seafood (RMB 55): perfectly soft rice-cake bars (ddukbokki) substitute for pizza crust, topped with a spicy tomato sauce, sumptuous cheese and seafood, all cooked in a pizza pan. It looks like a pizza but tastes even better – a fantastic fusion of Korean ingredients with Western tastes.

 Dessert menu and bar service coming soon and delivery available.

Qing Grill and Bar
Location: 5/F, Yihai Dasha, 16 Qinghua Donglu, Haidian District
Opening hours: Mon-Thu, 11am-2am; Fri-Sun 11am-3am
Tel: 010-8681-1389



Feature  

Pilgrimage to Tibet
If you want to get a detailed Travel Handbook to Tibet and know more interesting tour routes leading to this divine place. Please click here!

Yunnan New Film Project
Ten female directors from China! Ten unique sights from mysterious Yunnan Province!Yunnan New Film Project,Travel with the film.Wanna know more? Please click here!
Editors' Picks  
Beijing Guide  
Eating out: Simply Dali-cious
Bars&Cafes: For barfly
Weekend&Holiday: Is it changing too fast?
Shopping: Ice up your world
What's on: The grape escape
Shanghai Guide  
Eating out: An institution in the making
Bars&Cafes: The new money
Weekend&Holiday: Band of gypsies
Shopping: Chinese made delicacy
What's on: Paper clips to politics