Location: Xi'an
Top Restaurants in Xi'an
Top Things to do in Xi'an
- 1. The Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses
- 2. TangBo Art Museum
- 3. Xi'an City Wall (Chengqiang)
- 4. Muslim Quarter
- 5. Shaanxi History Museum
- 6. Dayan Tower Cultural and Leisure Scenic Resort
- 7. Xi'an Mosque
- 8. Tomb of Emperor Jingdi (Hanyangling)
- 9. Xi'an Museum
- 10. Dayan Pagoda Northern Square
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Shaanxi, China Food Guide: 4 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Xi'an
Reviews on International food in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China. Today the walls of the Ming dynasty and the Tang palace walls hint at the Xi’an’s glorious past. Stare in awe at the Terracotta Army, 7,000 terracotta statues of Qin Bingmayong Bowuguan warriors and soldiers. Dating from 210 BCE, they were discovered in 1974 and are still being excavated. Don't miss the Shaanxi History Museum or a chance to heat up at former imperial bathing spot, Huaqing Hot Springs.
Things to do in Xi'an
1. Seasonal Tastes (The Westin Xian)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
An all day dining restaurant that presents nourishing and imaginative menu creations using the freshest product and in gredients. Open kitchen allows you to interact with our chefs as they prepare creative dishes in front of you.
Reviewed By Seeseej
Excellent service, excellent staff. Congratulations Nina! Thank you for remembering how I like my water. Go straight to the breakfast buffet!Dear Seeseej, Warm greeting from Seasonal Taste ( The Westin Xian)! Thanks for your big supporting to us. We are happy to hear you had a great experience with us. We will keep improving us, and always welcome you back! Westin Letâs Rise The Westin Xian
Where to eat Pizza food in Xi'an: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Amber Palace Indian Restaurant, Xi'an
Amber Palace was established by Mr. Dev Raturi, initiator of the largest Indian restaurant group in China, Led by Mr. Raj from Song of India, 3 award winning Michelin Restaurant from Singapore in supervision of the General Manager Jay, with nearly 260 squ
Reviewed By chefviru
This is a very nice restaurant. You can eat food here. I have also eaten here but I liked it. Here's the food and the staff's behavior I liked it. These people are very nice. You can eat here.
3. Feast (Sheraton Xian North City Hotel)
Feast, our all-day-dining restaurant, features western cuisine with Asian favorites prepared in open kitchens and presented on well-designed buffet stations, as well as a la carte menus.
Reviewed By Baliren80
We were 4 adults and all of us were disappointed by the quality of the food. Except seafood for hot pot and fresh fish for sushi and sashimi all the rest was dry, dry and dry even dim sum! It seems that it was the same dishes cooked since 24h. At 258 rmb this is unacceptable. Moreover service was very poor. We were obliged to call all the time the waitresses to clean up the plates as they were hidden on the other side of the restaurant where there was almost no clients.
4. Ginkgobell
Reviewed By brian s
As I live in Xi'an I've had about half a dozen meals at both Ginkgo restaurants. The one in this review is about a ten minute walk from the Bell Tower (Zhonglou subway stop) and is attached to a hotel down an alleyway called the New Northwest Hotel. The other is in Gaoxin inside a mall and is called Ginkgo Restaurant. This is a fabulous place to eat western food and also Chinese. The emphasis is on Continental cuisine: steaks, salads, chops but it does lean towards Italian. The pizzas are great as are the pasta dishes. There is also a gelato cart which the last time featured gelato with avocado. The calamari ring appetizers are also quite good and aren't fishy which can be a problem ordering this dish in China. It's also a brewpub with its own beer (the tanks are on display in the GinkgoBell) There is also a full bar and during "happy hour" drinks are two for one. The menu is in English too. Della is the owner of the two restaurants and also owns a bakery in Gaoxin which makes the best bread I've had in China. She speaks fluent English and she's usually in this location. This makes ordering easy which is no small matter when you don't speak Chinese, which I don't. Prices are very reasonable too. It's a very comfortable restaurant with tables and booths. Music videos are usually playing in the background and on occasion there is a singer.The Ginkgo Bell Restaurant in the mall is smaller but very modern with tables outside although you're still in a mall setting. You cannot go wrong eating at either of Della's restaurants.
