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theBeijinger’s 8th Annual Reader Restaurant Awards: Hatsune Wins Best Japanese 7 Years Running

Posted: March 23rd, 2011 | Author: LumDimSum | Filed under: Foodies & Dining Scene | Tags: Agua, Ai Jiang Shan, Ai Mo Town, Alameda, Alan Wong, Banh Mi Now!, Bellagio, Biteapitta, Black Sesame Kitchen, Brasserie Flo, Capital M, Casa Latina, Chef Too, Chi Fan for Charity, Chuan Ban, Crepanini, Da Dong, Dali Courtyard, Duck de Chine, Element Fresh, Enoterra, Fennel, Ganges, Gung Ho! Gourmet Pizza Factory, Haidilao, Hatsune, Heng Shan Hui 衡山汇, Hercules, Jin Ding Xuan, Joanna Crain, Kagen Teppanyaki, Karaiya Spice House, Lei Garden, Let's Burger, Little Yunnan, LMPLUS, Made in China, Maison Boulud, Michael Crain, Middle 8th Restaurant, Modo, Mosto, Muse, Punjabi, Pure Lotus, Purple Haze, Restaurant Awards, Saddle Cantina, Sadler Ristorante, SALT, Samadhi Teahouse, Saveurs de Coree, Sureno, The CUT Grill, The Orchard, The Tree, theBeijinger, Traktirr Pushkin, Vineyard Cafe, Westin Beijing Chaoyang, Xiao Wang Fu, Xu Xian Lou, Zenses | 2 Comments »

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On Monday, March 21, Hatsune took home Best Japanese for the 7th year running at theBeijinger’s Reader Restaurant Awards!

Considering this was theBeijinger’s 8th Annual Reader Restaurant Awards, that’s pretty much a perfect record.

Congratulations to Alan Wong, owner of the Hatsune Empire, for holding it strong and staying on top of the game 7 years straight.  That’s gotta be the longest-running record in town!

Get excited because this year Hatsune will be celebrating its 10 year anniversary in August 2011. If you thought Hatsune’s 9 year anniversary party and Chi Fan for Charity After Party was wild last year, you are in store for a treat this coming August.  Stay tuned for details….

Other big winners from the awards ceremony include:

  • Maison Boulud – Restaurant of the Year (Non-Chinese), Best French, Wine List, Most Romantic Meal, Best Service
  • Da Dong – Restaurant of the Year (Chinese), Best for Impressing Visitors, Best Beijing Duck, Best for Impressing Visitors
  • Capital M – Best high-end brunch, Afternoon Tea, Outdoor Dining,
  • Mosto – Best Business Lunch, Best Steak, & MODO got Best New Restaurant

For a complete list of all Beijinger Dining Awards Categories and Winners, click here.

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Maison Boulud & Da Dong Collect “Restaurant of the Year”

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Dali Courtyard / Capital M

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Modo / Agua / Biteapitta

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SALT / Gung Ho! Pizza

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While many of this year’s winners are very deserving of their awards, I was disappointed to see a few of my favorite restaurants without any recognition – Bei (in the Opposite House), Black Sesame Kitchen, Karaiya Spice House, and Madame Zhu’s Kitchen to name a few.  And I am really fed up with repeat winners  - Annie’s winning Best Italian (come on people, it’s not best delivery service), Ganges for Best Indian (really not that great), and Element Fresh for Best American, Best Sandwiches, and Best Affordable Brunch? I only approve of their smoothies and salads and boycott the rest.

theBeijinger’s Restaurant Award Winners vs. LumDimSum’s Votes:

Afternoon Tea

  • Beijinger Winner: Capital M
  • LumDimSum Vote: Capital M

American

  • Beijinger Winner: Element Fresh
  • LumDimSum Vote: Chef Too

Beijing Duck

  • Beijinger Winner: Da Dong
  • LumDimSum Vote: Made in China

Brunch (High-End)

  • Beijinger Winner: Capital M
  • LumDimSum Vote: Fennel

Brunch (Affordable)

  • Beijinger Winner: Element Fresh
  • LumDimSum Vote: Vineyard Cafe

Burger

  • Beijinger Winner: Let’s Burger
  • LumDimSum Vote: Let’s Burger

Business Lunch

  • Beijinger Winner: Mosto
  • LumDimSum Vote: Alameda

Cantonese (High-End)

  • Beijinger Winner: Lei Garden
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Zenses, Westin Beijing Chaoyang

Cantonese (Affordable)

  • Beijinger Winner: Jin Ding Xuan
  • LumDimSum Vote: Heng Shan Hui 衡山汇

Culinary Event of the Year

  • Beijinger Winner: Chi Fan for Charity (Nov 6, 2010)
  • LumDimSum Vote: Chi Fan for Charity (Nov 6, 2010)

Décor

  • Beijinger Winner: LAN
  • LumDimSum Vote: Capital M

Dim Sum

  • Beijinger Winner: Din Tai Fung
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Heng Shan Hui 衡山汇

Family-Friendly Restaurant

  • Beijinger Winner: Annie’s
  • LumDimSum Vote:  The Orchard

For Impressing Visitors

  • Beijinger Winner: Da Dong
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Duck de Chine

For a Romantic Meal

  • Beijinger Winner: Maison Boulud
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Capital M

French (High-End)

  • Beijinger Winner: Maison Boulud
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Maison Boulud

French (Affordable)

  • Beijinger Winner: Brasserie Flo
  • LumDimSum Vote: Crepanini

Hot Pot

  • Beijinger Winner: Haidiliao
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Haidiliao

Hotel Brunch

  • Beijinger Winner: Bubbalicious, Westin Beijing Chaoyang
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Bubbly Sundays at Senses, Westin Beijing Financial Street

Indian/Pakistani

  • Beijinger Winner: Ganges
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Punjabi

Italian (High-End)

  • Beijinger Winner: Sureño, The Opposite House
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Sadler Ristorante

Italian (Affordable)

  • Beijinger Winner: Annie’s
  • LumDimSum Vote:  LMPLUS (Central Park)

Japanese

  • Beijinger Winner: Hatsune
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Hatsune and Kagen Teppanyaki

Korean

  • Beijinger Winner: Saveurs de Coree
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Ai Jiang Shan

Kung Pao Chicken

  • Beijinger Winner: Xiao Wang Fu
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Black Sesame Kitchen

Late-Night Dining

  • Beijinger Winner: Bellagio
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Jin Ding Xuan or my local Ch’uar stand

Mexican/Tex-Mex

  • Beijinger Winner: Saddle Cantina
  • LumDimSum Vote: Casa Latina

Middle Eastern

  • Beijinger Winner: Biteapitta
  • LumDimSum Vote: Biteapitta

Outdoor Dining

  • Beijinger Winner: Capital M
  • LumDimSum Vote: Dali Courtyard

Pizza

  • Beijinger Winner: The Tree
  • LumDimSum Vote: Gung Ho! Pizza

Russian

  • Beijinger Winner:  Traktirr Pushkin
  • LumDimSum Vote: Traktirr Pushkin

Sandwiches

  • Beijinger Winner: Element Fresh
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Hercules

Service

  • Beijinger Winner: Maison Boulud
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Fennel

Sichuan

  • Beijinger Winner: South Beauty
  • LumDimSum Vote: Madame Zhu’s Kitchen

Spanish

  • Beijinger Winner: Agua
  • LumDimSum Vote: Agua

Steak

  • Beijinger Winner: Mosto
  • LumDimSum Vote: The Cut Grill (Fairmont Hotel)

Thai

  • Beijinger Winner: Purple Haze
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Tuk Tuk

Vegetarian

  • Beijinger Winner: Pure Lotus
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Samadhi Teahouse

Vietnamese

  • Beijinger Winner: Muse
  • LumDimSum Vote:  Banh Mi Now!

Wine List

  • Beijinger Winner: Maison Boulud
  • LumDimSum Vote: Enoterra

Yunnan

  • Beijinger Winner: Middle 8th Restaurant
  • LumDimSum Vote: Aimo Town

New Restaurant (Chinese)

  • Beijinger Winner: Little Yunnan
  • LumDimSum Vote: Xu Xian Lou

New Restaurant (Non-Chinese)

  • Beijinger Winner: Modo
  • LumDimSum Vote: Modo

Restaurant of the Year (Chinese)

  • Beijinger Winner: Da Dong
  • LumDimSum Vote: Karaiya Spice House

Restaurant of the Year (Non-Chinese)

  • Beijinger Winner: Maison Boulud
  • LumDimSum Vote: Hatsune


The Kro’s Nest: Back and Better than Ever

Posted: February 16th, 2011 | Author: LumDimSum | Filed under: Foodies & Dining Scene | Tags: Gung Ho! Gourmet Pizza Factory, Kro's Nest, La Pizza, Olaf Kristoffer Bauer, pizza, The Tree | No Comments »

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After complicated legal drama, Kro’s Nest is finally back and it’s even bigger and badder (bad as in bad-ass) than the original.

Fulfilling the same reputation it had before, Kro’s Nest is still the place in Beijing to gather a big group and pig out on pizzas and beers. With RMB 20 pint-sized draft beers and the biggest pizza pies in town, you’re guaranteed to leave like stuffed Humpty Dumpties and still have plenty of left-overs to take home.

That being said, there have been both improvements and a few let-downs with the new Kro’s.

No longer printed in newspaper style, they now have a full-on menu packed with personality and a wealth of options to choose from.  More than just pizza like the “Artery Clogger” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, they’ve also got a large range of starters, salads, desserts like funnel cake and Rocky Road Rice-Krispy Pie, and a large selection of both fun cocktails, milkshakes and beers.

For a complete Kro’s Nest experience, we were ambitious enough to start off with a round of cocktails (in order of L to R): Beach Tea (RMB 50), Hop Skip Jump and Go Naked (RMB 45), Strawberry Daiquiri (RMB 50) and Mudslide (RMB 40).

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While all 4 drinks tasted OK, they were tiny for their price tag and the general consensus was that all the drinks were pretty weak in pour.  After we each finished off the cocktails in a few slurps, it was a no-brainer for us to switch to draft beers, which was a much better choice at only RMB 20 for a pint.

To go along with our drinks, we also couldn’t resist the urge to try a few items from their fun range of starters (as we had heard their kurly fries and onion rings were off-the-hook).  Kro’s signature kurly fries came in 3 options: with spicy chili salt (RMB 25), Mozzarella and Cheddar cheese (RMB 28), plus bacon (RMB 30).

We tested out their kurly fries with spicy chili salt, their onion rings (RMB 25) and buffalo wings (RMB 42). While Kro’s kurly fries were OK, it was pretty weak in comparison to the curly fries I know (Jack in the Box aka the KING of curly fries) and the flimsy onion rings were also quite a let-down compared to the thick, golden whole onion rings I’m used to.  And while the buffalo wings looked great, they also missed the mark as they had a strange sauce that left an unpleasant taste.  Unfortunately, all the starters were overall disappointing.

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Kro’s Signature Kurly Fries with Spicy Chili Salt (RMB 25) / Onion Rings (RMB 25)

IMG_6086Buffalo Wings (RMB 42)

The cocktails and appetizers got us off on the wrong foot, but on the plus side and most importantly, their pizza is awesome.  Their pizza is enormous, thick, greasy, tasty, loaded with toppings and you’re spoiled with choice for creative combinations. They even come with a selection of dipping sauces from garlic butter to pesto, ranch, marinara sauce, etc. More sauces for your pizza – what a brilliant concept.

We ordered a medium size of half Pepperoni Explosion and half Steak n Cheese (RMB 115) which was big enough for 4 big eaters to share.  The Pepperoni Explosion was the winner out of the two with its classic flavor generous pepperoni portions. While the Steak n Cheese was good, there was hardly any steak and to be honest, it looked more like a vegetarian pizza than it did a “Steak n Cheese”.

IMG_6095Medium Size Kro’s Nest Pizza – half Pepperoni Explosion & half Steak n Cheese

Overall, Kro’s remains the place to go with a big group to enjoy greasy, tasty, giant American-style pizza that’s easy to share and fun to order.  While their other menu items win points for creativity, they do not follow in the same suit as their pizzas in terms of portion or taste.

Another bonus is that Kro’s Nest has matched their gargantuan-sized pizzas by moving into a colossal space (over 1,000 sq m) with a massive open kitchen, brick pizza window and a 2-story back space perfect for events, parties, shows, etc.  With a bird theme prevalent throughout the venue, you can find trees and crows around the venue as decor and they also have wifi and free video arcade games!

LumDimSum Snapshots of Kro’s Nest:

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IMG_6107Kro’s Video Arcade Games ROCK (and they’re free!)

Review of Kro’s Nest: Located next to Bellagio on Xiaoyun Lu霄云路35号, Tel: +86 10 8391-3131

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  • Best place in Beijing to go with a group to pig out on giant, greasy American-style pizza and beer。
  • Expect gargantuan pizza portions and reasonable prices - Mediums are good to share between 4.
  • An extensive menu of creative pizza combinations like their “Artery Clogger”, “Cheeseburger” and “Steak n Cheese” pizzas.
  • Super impressed with what they have done with the venue space and design – full of personality and I really dig the tree and crow theme prevalent throughout the venue.
  • They have a massive 2-story back room that would be a great space for a private event, party, etc.
  • Mad respect for owner Olaf Kristoffer Bauer aka “Kro” for making such a strong come-back after going through such a legal ordeal with the previous Kro’s Nest.

Comments:

  • While their pizzas are awesome and giant, their other menus do not necessarily follow in the same suit. I was quite disappointed with their drinks and appetizers. Stick with their pizza and draft beer – a safe bet.
  • If greasy American-style pizza is not your thing, I recommend Gung-ho! pizza (awesome pizza with healthy wheat-crust option), The Tree (a Beijing staple for pizza) and La Pizza (for authentic Italian pizza from Naples)

Rating: (on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being best)

  • Food: 6
  • Atmosphere: 8
  • Service: 7
  • Overall Experience: 7


CW Reader’s Choice Awards vs. LumDimSum

Posted: June 6th, 2010 | Author: LumDimSum | Filed under: Bars & Nightlife, Foodies & Dining Scene | Tags: 1001 Nights, All-Star Sports Bar & Grill, Apothecary, Aroy-D, Biteapitta, Bling, Capital M, Casa Latina, Chef Too, CityWeekend, Club Obiwan, Comptoirs De France, Destination, Din Tai Feng, Ding Ding Xiang, DJ Blackie, DJ Keza, Enoteca, Fat Duck, Fubar, Glen Boutique Bar, Grange, Hai Di Lao, Hatsune, Karaiya Spice House, Kiosk, Made in China, Maison Boulud, Mao Live House, Mario Cittadini, Max Levy, Meat & Wine Co., Mix, Mughal's, Palette Vino, Prego, Punjabi, Purple Haze, Q Bar, SALT, Seasonal Tastes, Tamarind, The Orchard, The Redbucks, The Tree, theBeijinger, Time Out, Westin Beijing Chaoyang, White Rabbit, Xiu, Yugong Yishan, Zen5es | 1 Comment »

CW 2010 Reader's Choice AwardsUnlike theBeijinger and Time Out magazines, CityWeekend lumps both the Dining & Nightlife Award Categories into one evening rather than split it up into two events. And for the first time this year, CityWeekend changed it up and actually kept the vote count visible to the public and made sure that every voter had a validated CW User Name Account.

If you are interested in comparing results, check out theBeijinger Restaurant Awards Breakdown posted here.  Time Out’s Restaurant Awards Breakdown is posted here.

I unfortunately was not in Beijing to attend the CityWeekend’s awards ceremony at Brasserie Flo, but word on the street was that it was packed and the turn-out was impressive.

If you haven’t seen the results already, here is a LumDimSummary Breakdown of all the winners in both the Restaurant & Bar Awards Categories:

CityWeekend’s Awards for Best Dining Categories:

  • Best New Restaurant of the Year:

    • CW Winner: Tamarind

    • LumDimSum Vote: Capital M

  • Restaurant of the Year:

    • CW Winner: SALT

    • LumDimSum Vote: Hatsune

  • Chinese Restaurant of the Year:

    • CW Winner: Zen5es

    • LumDimSum Vote: Karaiya Spice House

  • Most Romantic:

    • CW Winner: Jaan

    • LumDimSum Vote: Capital M

  • Best Value:

    • CW Winner: Kiosk

    • LumDimSum Vote: Biteapitta

  • Chef of the Year:

    • CW Winner: Mario Cittadini

    • LumDimSum Vote: Max Levy – Bei/Apothecary

  • Best Service:

    • CW Winner: Maison Boulud

    • LumDimSum Vote: Maison Boulud

  • Best Mexican/Tex-Mex:

    • CW Winner: Casa Latina

    • LumDimSum Vote: Casa Latina

  • Best Italian:

    • CW Winner: Prego

    • LumDimSum Vote: Metro

  • Best Japanese:

    • CW Winner: Nishimura

    • LumDimSum Vote: Hatsune

  • Best French:

    • CW Winner: Maison Boulud

    • LumDimSum Vote: Maison Boulud

  • Best Thai:

    • CW Winner: Purple Haze

    • LumDimSum Vote: Aroy-D (by Fulicheng)

  • Best American:

    • CW Winner: Chef Too

    • LumDimSum Vote: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

  • Best Indian:

    • CW Winner: Mughal’s

    • LumDimSum Vote: Punjabi

  • Best Middle-Eastern:

    • CW Winner: 1001 Nights

    • LumDimSum Vote: Biteapitta

  • Best Beijing Duck:

    • CW Winner: Fat Duck

    • LumDimSum Vote: Made in China (Grand Hyatt)

  • Best Hot Pot:

    • CW Winner: Ding Ding Xiang

    • LumDimSum Vote: Hai Di Lao

  • Best Burger:

    • CW Winner: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

    • LumDimSum Vote: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

  • Best Pizza:

    • CW Winner: The Tree

    • LumDimSum Vote: The Tree

  • Best Dessert:

    • CW Winner: Din Tai Fung

    • LumDimSum Vote: Comptoirs de France

  • Best Steakhouse:

    • CW Winner: Grange (Westin Chaoyang)

    • LumDimSum Vote: Meat & Wine Co. (but it’s closed now)  :(   I will need to find a new favorite steakhouse…

  • Best Wine Selection:

    • CW Winner: Enoteca

    • LumDimSum Vote: Palette Vino

  • Best Buffet:

    • CW Winner: Seasonal Tastes

    • LumDimSum Vote: Westin Chaoyang

  • Best Sunday Brunch:

    • CW Winner: Bubbalicious (Westin Chaoyang)

    • LumDimSum Vote: Orchard

  • Best for Families:

    • CW Winner: Din Tai Fung, Seasonal Tastes (Tie)

    • LumDimSum Vote: Orchard

CityWeekend’s Awards for Best Bar/Club Categories:

  • Club of the Year:

    • CW Winner: Mix

    • LumDimSum Vote: Bling

  • Bar of the Year:

    • CW Winner: Apothecary

    • LumDimSum Vote: Apothecary

  • Nightlife Newcomer of the Year:

    • CW Winner: White Rabbit

    • LumDimSum Vote: Fubar

  • Best Local Band of the Year:

    • CW Winner: The Redbucks

    • LumDimSum Vote:  The Redbucks

  • Beijing-Based DJ of the Year:

    • CW Winner: DJ Blackie

    • LumDimSum Vote:  DJ KEZA

  • Best Alfresco Drinking:

    • CW Winner: XIU

    • LumDimSum Vote: Q Bar

  • Best Live Music:

    • CW Winner: Mao Live House

    • LumDimSum Vote: Yugong Yishan

  • Best Cocktails:

    • CW Winner: Mix-The Westin Beijing Chaoyang

    • LumDimSum Vote: Glen

  • Best Place for Singles:

    • CW Winner: Mix

    • LumDimSum Vote: Bling

  • Best for Dancing:

    • CW Winner: GT Banana

    • LumDimSum Vote: BLING

  • Best Sports Bar:

    • CW Winner: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

    • LumDimSum Vote: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

  • Hardest Bar to Find:

    • CW Winner: Fubar Peking

    • LumDimSum Vote: Club Obiwan

  • Best Pub Grub:

    • CW Winner: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

    • LumDimSum Vote: All-Star Sports Bar & Grill

  • Best Fruit Plate:

    • CW Winner: Destination

    • LumDimSum Vote: Bling

  • Best Promoter:

    • CW Winner: Street Hustle Promotions

    • LumDimSum Vote: Acupuncture


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