Sureño
三里屯路11号三里屯Village1号楼
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With impeccably refined decor, an open kitchen and wood-fired oven, this Opposite House flagship restaurant serves up some of the city's best Mediterranean cuisine. Helpful and unobstrusive waitstaff enhance the perfect dining experience as you savor top shelf cuisine, where the best dish is always the next one.
Southern Belle
The ever-evolving food scene in Beijing has witnessed the opening of several ambitious restaurants this year and Sureno is no exception. Ensconced in the über-hip Opposite House Hotel, Sureño is refined, yet accessible, serving up some of the best Mediterranean food in the city.
With clean-lined Japanese aesthetic of the Opposite House, the open kitchen boasts a wood-fired pizza oven while friendly, competent service lends vibrancy and warmth – just the perfect balance to enjoy both cuisine and ambience. To add to the experience, the see-and-be-seen vibe makes people watching an interesting side-dish.
Based on recommendations from the helpful but unobtrusive waitstaff, we began with a light, yet satisfying, Porcini Consommé with Black Truffle Potato Gnocchetti (RMB58) and meltingly tender San Leo Carpegna Ham with White Truffled Honey and Melon (RMB138).
Hand-crafted Ravioli with Mozzarella and Ricotta (RMB108) and a flawless 250 gram Big Mama Wagyu Tenderloin (RMB278) left us holding our breath for dessert – a beautiful Baked Peach with Lemon Sorbet and Warm Dark Chocolate Mascarpone Flourless Cake with Clotted Cream (both RMB58) were well worth the wait and calories.
For fellow culinary curmudgeons who are difficult to please, we have found a go-to restaurant that is both an elegant spot for people watching and a warm, relaxing atmosphere where the best dish is always the next one.
Millie Farmer
