Restaurant rating information in China
I'd like to try to find places to eat in China. In the USA I look on Chowhound, which has a pretty good user base. Is there a similar tool for China?
I could use a site like TripAdvisor, but I worry the average TripAdvisor user is looking for an experience with dragons on the walls and gold leaf everywhere and a courteous waiter, and would give a place a bad review if the food was too spicy or the place was dingy, even if the food was great.
Are there any sites like this?
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If you can't read Chinese, I suggest you use FourSquare, they have decent amount of info in the big cities.
If you do read some Chinese, try Dianping, they are the FourSquare in china and has the most complete listing of restaurants. It has both iOS and android apps.
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What is the restaurant rating system?
Restaurant ratings identify restaurants according to their quality, using notations such as stars or other symbols, or numbers. Stars are a familiar and popular symbol, with scales of one to three or five stars commonly used.What is 5 star standard of a restaurant?
5 \u2013 The 5-Star service is uninterrupted by negotiation or by the customer having to explain or educate the personnel about their expectations. A five star establishment has already calibrated its service to the highest level. 6 \u2013 Every 5-Star restaurant is flawless when it comes to food and service.How do restaurants get ratings?
Here's How to Structure a Memorable Restaurant ReviewHow are restaurant stars rated?
In theory, a one-star rating means, \u201ca very good restaurant,\u201d two stars signify \u201cexcellent cooking that is worth a detour,\u201d and a three-star restaurant is one that offers \u201cexceptional cuisine that is worth a special journey.\u201dRATING A RESTAURANT IN CHINA #1|| food, prices, aesthetic, service etc|| Shenyang city
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Try a city specific expat-focused website. Shenzhen Party, Shanghaiist, Beijinger, etc etc.
Lots of Engl language content about the eateries around town.
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