Cepe 意味轩
1 Jinchengfang Dongjie, The Ritz Carlton,
Xidan/Financial Street
金城坊东街1号丽思卡尔顿酒店
6601-6666 ext. 6288
Open 11:30am-2:30pm; 6pm-10:30pm
Price More than Y400 per couple
Accepts International Credit Cards
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The Ritz Carlton's flagship Italian eatery offers authentic northern Italian cuisine in a modern, stark white, trendy setting. In line with its name, Cepe specializes in dishes featuring mushrooms grown in the house humidor, complemented by a deep wine list, exquisite desserts, and terrifically attentive service.
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waooooo! what an experience. i had to wait for 15 minutes for the table, but i didn't have any reservation; the food was fastantic, and the service is the best i ever had in my life. The restaurant manager is an experience aswell: he took care of us from the first to the last moment. we will denefetly go back very soon! unique
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Cepe is a fantastic restaurant and is worth braving the trek out to financial street. The food is delicious, the service excellent and there are some very handsome Italians who might come out and charm you. Add a glass of wine and you'll be swooning in no time. Sigh. What I'd give to be there right now.
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Excellent service and excellent food. A great dining experience that I can't fault in any way.
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Waiter help, something is growing on my food as well I had a great dinner experience, which they decided to end it with a complimentary chocolate, I am not sure whether I was lucky or not. I split the chocolate in half and in it white fungus was definitely growing in the food as well. I told this to their restaurant manager or waiter whatever, no response, disappointing for such a classic resto though.
Moral is mushroom grows freshly on the food as well, look well, or you wouldnt know where it might struck your stomach. And is their "in-house" grown mushroom federal approved or something?