Dining in Shenyang is an experience that will
make you want more and come to the city over and again. Here you get
the best flavors from the kitchens of the Manchu and Han dynasties
that once ruled over China. The city also has large number of Korean
and Mongolian population that has tremendously contributed to the
rich cuisine of the city. Apart from the traditional eight cuisines
of China, one can find here other international cuisines as well.
You can satisfy your taste buds from Japanese, Continental and other
western foods as well. The city has its share of both fancy
restaurants as well as street side kiosks.
Almost all of Shenyang's top hotels feature fancy restaurants that
serve authentic Chinese eight cuisines, Japanese, Korean and other
western foods. Dining in these fancy restaurants is going to be
quite an experience, with mouthwatering dishes as well as unmatched
hospitality. Some of the fine dining places where you can try
traditional Chinese dishes are Lumingchun, Najia Guan, Majia Shaomai
Guan, Yangjia Diaolu Bing, Shenyang Da Qing Hua Jiaozi Guan,
Ruyifang Doulao, Shu Xiang Yu Fu and Kuan Xiangzi Vegetable Dishes
Restaurant among others.
As mentioned earlier, Shenyang has a considerable amount of Koreans
and Mongolians. This has resulted in Korean dishes assuming great
significance in the city. The Koreans and Mongolians operate a lot
of barbecue stands on the streets of the city. One can also dine at
some of the fine restaurants here, exclusively serving Korean food.
In Shenyang, there are also a number of noodle shops that serve
noodles alongside the streets of the city and at popular places.
People, who wish to stick to regular fast food, have the option of
dining at international fast food chains like Mc Donald's, KFC and
Pizza Hut. At Shenyang one can satisfy their taste buds by having
dumplings, delicious bacons, cakes and other curry, stew and roast
dishes.
The city of Shenyang offers to a visitor the
best from the kitchens of the Manchu and the Han dynasties. Know more
about dining in Shenyang here.