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Q: Are there any Chinese restaurants with Michelin stars in China?

14 years 18 weeks ago in Food - China

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Yes, there are. In Beijing alone, there are at least three of them to my knowledge.

One is

Yannick Ehrsam – Le Pré Lenôtre

Address : Sofitel Hotel,Wanda Plaza, 6 F, 93 Jianguo Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Tel: 010 8599 6666 ext. 6528

Opening hours: Lunch 11:30-14:00, dinner 18:00-22:30 (closed at lunch Sat-Sun)
Average Price: 600 RMB (dinner)
There are also (if I recall right) a couple of others with one Star.
The Micchelin Star rating system for restaurants is based only on the food presented on the plate for the guess enjoyment, not on the restaurant service, price range or decorations.

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