Post-swimming indulgence – Restaurants near Chaoyang Park swimming pool

Kranzler's has a wide selection of international cuisine.

There’s also the home-made foie gras terrine (99 yuan) with truffles, marinated grapes and roasted country bread, and the Asian snack selection (68 yuan) with friend wantons, spring rolls, chicken satay, shrimp toast and pot sticky rice.

Kranzler’s also has a good selection of pasta and vegetarian dishes. Its spinach and ricotta tortellini (58 yuan) is tossed with light cream cheese, while the spaghetti Bolognese (68 yuan) is prepared with ground beef and semi-dried cherry tomatoes.

For a quick sandwiches, Beijing Today recommends tuna salad on sun-dried tomatoes and black olive Panini (48 yuan), paired with capers, celery and red onions; or a stomach-filling steak sandwich (138 yuan), made of Australian sirloin roasted baguette, guacamole, tomato salad and onion rings.

If you are craving for simple Chinese, Beijing Today recommends Hainanese chicken (112 yuan), free-range chicken cooked in its own broth, with soya dip, grated ginger, oriental chili sauce, organic vegetable and rice.

After dinner, head to Kempinski’s popular deli house for chocolate indulgence (66 yuan): a feast of warm chocolate fondant, chocolate ginger créme brulee, chocolate canoli and chocolate mascarpone ice cream.

Kranzler’s
Where: 1/F Kempinski Hotel, 50 Liangmaqiao Lu, Chaoyang District
Open: 6 am – midnight
Tel: 6465 3388 ext. 4222