Location: Hangzhou
Top Restaurants in Hangzhou
Most Popular Pizza food in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. Hangzhou is the capital of Zhejiang Province and one of the seven ancient capitals of China. It was described by Italian traveler Marco Polo as the finest and most luxurious city in the world. The West Lake scenic area contains over 60 cultural relic sites and several attractions of natural beauty, and a cruise on the lake is a good option to view several sites. Hangzhou is also a good place to visit a tea plantation.
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10. Eudora Station
Overall Ratings
3 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By FairCityFrasie
Had an okay buffet here in this pub-style restaurant but they did not offer a great range of options. They try to offer western food, which is okay without being great. The fried beef steak was small but decent but we had to keep asking them to top up the salad and fruit. Free drinks was a bonus but the wine and beer was quickly depleted by a group of Italians, who were loud and had discovered too much of the free beer and wine. Atmosphere is lively but not outstanding.
9. Angelo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By RalpoStankic
The restaurant is elegant and stylish. The food is traditional Italian food at its highest quality for China. The antipasto are succulent. The salads are tempting. The pastas and pizzas are freshly prepared and exquisitely crafted. The meat and fish dishes are phenomenal. Their tiramisu is of another world. The price is medium to high but it is worthy every single Yuan,
8. WADE'S Bar &Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By amylondon222
Besides having the best burgers in town, Wadeâs is the perfect âlocal hangoutâ for expat and visitor alike. Itâs close to Westlake and Downtown and convenient to reach via subway or bus. Cheap beer, lots of TVs and English speaking staff. What more could you want??
7. Pizza Hut (Kaiyuan)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By RalpoStankic
Pizza Hut is making a big mistake by expanding too fast in China and losing control over standards of service and food quality. This Pizza Hut outlet is badly managed, the food order I believe are wrongly place as per time priority and the execution of delivery from the kitchen to the table seems disorganized. The restaurant manager was going crazy trying to keep up with the operations and the restaurant was not even half full
6. Aussie Kitchen
English friendly We serve chicken wings,salad,pizza,pasta,schnitzel,parmigiana,steak,lamb,seafood Aussie beer and whiskey.
Reviewed By Arati-Australia
Firstly, as an Australian, I truly could have stepped out of China and into Lygon St, Melbourne. The atmosphere was relaxed, aesthetic and refined. The food was just beautiful, we had perfect gourmet pizza at a really reasonable price- better than at home. The owner speaks English very well and lived and chefed in Australia, and the staff are very friendly. We love China, but its nice to be able to go home briefly! It will be great when they do Cappucino.
5. Mercato Piccolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
The restaurant's warm farm-chic ambiance makes it a welcoming environment for casual or formal all-day dining, with family, friends or business partners. The generous terrace seating compliments the dining room and is ideal to enjoy alfresco dining. The r
Reviewed By paularedwine
this restaurant consistently has good italian food they always use fresh high quality ingredients.they also have many choices from appetizers,salads,meat,fish pasta and rice..also pizza which is very good(but very small).convenient location.
4. Vineyard Socia10
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Back to original Delicacies ,Enjoy the passionate cocktails ,Experience the variety of wine. Join the SOCIA10 Culture We Are SOCIA10 Always making more than you expect Find the Delicacy of Mediterranean and Passionate Cocktails in an American Bar & Grill
Reviewed By RalpoStankic
We went for a business lunch. I was recommended the house special burger and it was a great choice. The bun was toasted and crunchy and the burger moiety at perfection. We had also salads and fresh beers served in iced glasses which is not normal practice in China. Therefore I was pleasantly surprised. The music maybe was bit too high but we asked the waiter to lower it down. I am not sure for the evening time. But for lunch it was a good place. I suggest it to everyone. It's slightly pricey but really worthy.
3. Hang Zhou Cafe Courtyard Hangzhou Qianjiang
The restaurant's open style person feels warm and friendly. The be born glass dining area is sunken square overlooking the hotel atrium. The open Ming file as chefs showcase their cooking and on-site stage of cooked food. Food division supplies an appetiz
Reviewed By aaronv372
Its nice and clean cafe with variety of dishes for buffet break fast. Good service and helpful staff.
2. Central Market At Midtown Shangri-La,Hangzhou
Reviewed By Debbie A
Central market at Midtown Shangri-La provides breakfast buffet, room service, and other meals. Breakfast buffet looks impressive but really not if want Western style food. Quality was poor unless you want breads and fruit. Very difficult to get more than first cup of coffee even with lots of staff milling around. Really had to chase people down. Room service not a good option as room menu out of date and phone staff service skills poor and unhelpful
1. Aussie Kitchen
English friendly We serve chicken wings,salad,pizza,pasta,schnitzel,parmigiana,steak,lamb,seafood Aussie beer and whiskey.
Reviewed By Arati-Australia
Firstly, as an Australian, I truly could have stepped out of China and into Lygon St, Melbourne. The atmosphere was relaxed, aesthetic and refined. The food was just beautiful, we had perfect gourmet pizza at a really reasonable price- better than at home. The owner speaks English very well and lived and chefed in Australia, and the staff are very friendly. We love China, but its nice to be able to go home briefly! It will be great when they do Cappucino.
