Though it’s mere minutes from the chaotic pedestrian street Nanluoguxiang, Dali Courtyard, in a charming brick courtyard house, is as tranquil as the nearby streets are buzzing. Dinner is a set menu here (from ¥150 per person), a small parade of dishes from southern Yunnan Province. Star dishes, like rubing (fried goat cheese), guoqiao mixian (“crossing-the-bridge noodles”), and anything with mushrooms, a food for which Yunnan is known, always make appearances.

First, the fantastic food of Yunnan is served here with a bit of a south-east Asian twist. Second, the restaurant is located in a laid-back courtyard house. Third, a set menu of delightful dishes can be had for just RMB100 (£7) per person.

This beautiful courtyard restaurant serves refined Yunnan food. What's more, the menu is fixed, so this is an excellent choice for those who don't want to misfire on the ordering.

A prominent restaurant of Beijing which can be visited by the couples during their honeymoon trips. The couples can taste from a wide range of menus that can start from the relishing grilled fish, delicious mint-infused salads, stir-fried Yunnan mushrooms, and other delicacies that will include in-season vegetable dishes. Couples can also opt for the table menus that are fixed and the rate is also fixed so one can get the best treat here in the fixed budget also.

The Chinese saying “fragrant wine fears no deep alley” is perfectly apposite for Dali Courtyard, a restaurant hailing from Yunnan Province. The shabby façade makes the restaurant a “secret” setting down a narrow hutong, but inside there is a lovely courtyard with flourishing plants. The ingredients here are all from Yunnan, and the food has a fixed price and menu, featuring grilled goat’s cheese, fried shrimp, grilled chili fish, and mushrooms.

This charming little courtyard restaurant is one of the city's most unique outdoor venues. It brings the fresh flavors of Yunnan Beijing, serving dishes like ru bing (grilled goat cheese), grilled chilli fish, spicy stir-fried mushrooms, crossing-the-bridge noodles (guoqiao mixian), fried shrimp, and stir-fried wild vegetables (ye cai). Cocktails and wine are available.

For daytime consumption with a nighttime vibe, The Courtyard Restaurant, just a stone's throw from the Forbidden City, offers visitors both the delicacies and service that leave a couple to their own devices. The courtyard trees and greenery brush away the distractions. What remains is you, that special someone, and the finest Chinese cuisine money can buy.

Dali Courtyard If you are looking for an intimate evening, Dali Courtyard can help realize your sweet dreams. Known as one of the city’s most unique outdoor venues, it has been voted “Outstanding Yunnan” in the Beijinger’s 2010 Reader Restaurant Awards. The elegance and sophistication oozed by this charming restaurant can easily seize your heart.

Dali Courtyard has two branches, both tucked away in hutongs — narrow alleyways lined in courtyard houses. Each has serene inner areas dotted with foliage and warmly lit by candles come nightfall. The romantic ambience means tables quickly book up.

Enjoy the best Yunnan food served with gourmet excellence bringing out the true Yunnan culture of food and hospitality. Address: 67 Xiaojingchang Hutong, Dongcheng, Beijing China. Phone: +86 10 8404 1430

Dali Courtyard is the best place to try Yunnan style and cuisine. The price is perfect and the atmosphere is relaxing and traditional. If you are a vegetarian, Dali Courtyard is a good choice for you.

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