Restaurants in Hēilóngjiāng
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Lǎo Chāng Chūnbǐng
A popular local speciality, chūnbǐng (春饼) are flat tortilla-like pancakes. Order a variety of fillings to slather on your pancake; then roll it up and eat. One favourite is the spicy-tangy xiāng là ròu sī (香辣肉丝), pork with coriander and dried hot pepper.
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Cafe Russia 1914
Step back in time at this tranquil, ivy-covered teahouse-cum-restaurant and cafe. Black-and-white photos illustrating Hā'ěrbīn's Russian past line the walls, while the old school furniture and fireplace evoke a different era. The food is substantial Russian fare, such as borscht and piroshki (cabbage, potato and meat puffs). It serves Russian vodka, too.
The restaurant is off Zhongyang Dajie in a little courtyard. Look for the sign reading 'Russian Food and Tea'.
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Dōngfāng Jiǎozi Wáng
Dàolǐqū District (51 Zhongyang Dajie); train station area (72 Hongjun Jie) It's not just the cheap jiǎozi (饺子; dumplings) that are good at this always busy chain: there are plenty of tasty vegie dishes, too, and excellent fresh fruit drinks. The Hongjun Jie branch is a 10-minute walk southeast of the train station, next to the Overseas Chinese Hotel down the alley. Both branches have English menus if you can get the staff to understand you want one.
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Cafe de Eife French Bakery
Take a break in this tiny corner café stocked with English-language newspapers and international magazines. The Parisian-style pastries go well with espresso.
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Shuānglóng Jiǎozi Wáng
There's a wide selection of jiǎozi (饺子; dumplings), as well as the usual Dōngběi classics. As you turn left off Taiping, Jie Shuānglóng is the big glass building on the right. There's an English sign out front and a partial picture menu to help you order.
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Dǐng Dǐng Xiāng
In winter, Hā'ěrbīn and hotpot go together like strawberries and cream. This three-storey hotpot restaurant, which looks like a KTV palace, can get very pricey if you order some of the face-giving seafood and Japanese beef dishes, but you can also dine well on normal beef, lamb and seafood for a modest outlay. Just make sure you order the special sauces (from Y5) to accompany your hotpot.
During summer, the streets off Zhongyang Dajie come alive with open-air food stalls and beer gardens, where you can sip a Hāpí, the local beer, while chewing squid on a stick, or yángròu chuàn (lamb kebabs) and all the usual street snacks.
The year-round indoor food market has stal…
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Bì Fēng Táng
A northern outpost of the popular Shànghǎi restaurant empire. Come here for delicate, southern-style dumplings, as well as rice noodles, clay pot dishes and excellent desserts. It's good for late-night munchies. Note that the restaurant address is the same as the Jin Gu Hotel, but it's around to the side across from Cafe Russia 1914.
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