Tianjin Restaurants

This restaurant is so American that rumor has it some diners have exited with a sudden and strange urge to don cowboy hats and drive Chevy pickup trucks. Owned and operated by an American family, its morning menu draws the bigg... more

The fact that this restaurant uses the word “building” in its name is good indication that this popular eatery is not the place to visit for cozy, intimate dining. With a whopping seating capacity of 1,200, it rates as one of t... more

Do not amble into this popular French named restaurant expecting to find escargot or veal sweetbreads for you will only be met with culinary disappointment. Cantonese and local specialties rule the kitchen. Braised flounder, bu... more

While most foreign travelers associate Tianjin with lip smacking seafood cuisine, locals go wacky for dumplings, or as they call them, baozis. All it takes is one visit to this busy restaurant to understand why these dumplings... more

Every day is duck season at this popular Tianjin restaurant. It enjoys a strong reputation with locals for being one of the only dining spots in the city that serves authentic Peking roasted duck. The menu also offers several o... more

The food is so good here that it has been rumored that some diners have licked their chopsticks so vigorously their tongues became embedded with slivers. All of the kitchen's chefs have been trained in the restaurant's headquar... more

This restaurant's prime time location inside the highbrow Hyatt Regency means a plush setting, superb service and, unfortunately, higher prices. But as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for." And rarely do diners ever exit... more

True to Sichuan form, most of the dishes served here are so spicy that they are akin to swallowing a solar flare. Ordering a fire extinguisher as a side dish would not seem out of line. Yet, there is no denying the downright de... more

If this highly applauded restaurant receives any more culinary awards expansion will be needed to accommodate its bulging trophy case. Critics continually laud it for both its food and service. Shanghai and Yangzhou are the dom... more