nfluential food site The Daily Meal has released their
picks for the best 101 restaurants in Asia, giving the top spot to a
restaurant chain that specializes in soup-filled dumplings in Taiwan.
One of Taipei’s most popular dining destinations, Din Tai Fung, has been
named the best restaurant in Asia thanks in large part to its
world-famous xiao long bao, pork dumplings filled with a rich, soupy
broth which burst in the mouth.
Take a virtual tour of the top 10 restaurants in Asia, as chosen by editors of The Daily Meal.
Famous for its soup-filled dumplings, Din Tai Fung also hosted actor Tom Cruise last month where they gave the superstar a private cooking lesson.
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'Time Out Beijing' lauded Duck de Chine as the newest contender for the city's best roast duck.
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According to 'Travel + Lesiure' magazine, Green T. House "defies categorization" but can be described as a modern and quirky space where décor competes for attention with dishes like fennel dumplings and roasted lamb with oolong leaves.
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Located in a renovated 600-year-old Buddhist temple, this Beijing restaurant's menu is European and heavily influenced by the owner's work experience with French chef Daniel Boulud.
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With an outdoor terrace that overlooks the Forbidden City, Qianmen Gate, and Tian'anmen Square, diners tuck into signature dishes such as crispy suckling pig, hothouse smoked salmon, salt-baked leg of lamb and pavlova dessert.
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Set inside the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi, Indian flavors are given the fine dining treatment.
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It's one of 'Time' magazine's top 10 things to do in Beijing: Stop in at Dali Courtyard to sample authentic and sophisticated dishes of southern Yunnan province in the outdoor courtyard.
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Set in the Four Seasons Hotel, Lung King Heen boasts bragging rights to having been the first Chinese restaurant to earn triple Michelin stars. The fine dining destination serves Cantonese cuisine and overlooks Hong Kong's skyline and harbor.
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This Windsor Hotels restaurant could be described as the Japanese version of chef Michel Bras's famous Laguiole restaurant in France, where local vegetables, seafood and meats from Hokkaido are given the Bras treatment.
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The contemporary Italian restaurant inside the Alexandra House owns bragging rights to holding three Michelin stars, the only Italian restaurant outside Italy to do so.
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