7 places to eat Asian Food in Brasilia (亚洲菜在巴西利亚)

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Korean Food

  • Restaurante Happy House 韩菜 - at Venâncio Shopping Mall basement food court - SCS 8 Bloco B
    Here one can find the best korean snacks and main course in town. The place is not fancy, but it is a cozy one, in a food court at the basement of a downtown mall. They serve A la carte menu all day and buffet at lunch time.

Japanese Food

  • New Koto 日本菜 - at Asa Sul - SCLS 212 Bloco C
    Genuine japanese food. Pricy but totally worth it. Needless to say more.

  • Katsu Lamen House 拉面- at Águas Claras - Rua 25 Norte, Loja 05
    Whether you are living nearby Aguas Claras or on the middle of Brasilia, it is a great place to spend a night with a date or with friends and savor a tasteful noodle.

Chinese Food

  • Restaurante Pequim 北京 - at Asa Norte - CLN 405 Bloco C
    Here you can find well served meals in a very comfortable place. The little fountain outside gives us a peaceful feeling.

  • Restaurante Long 龙餐厅 - at Asa Sul - CLS 404 Bloco D
    If you order dishes from the Chinese Menu, you will get one of the most genuine chinese food in town. If you have some friends with you, a good choice there is the Hot Pot 火锅 (make sure to order this dish in advance).

  • Palace Long Fu 龙福宫 - at Asa Sul - CLS 402 Loja 5
    A very chinese restaurant, with very tasteful dishes on the A La Carte Menu. You can also lunch in a “all-you-can-eat” model on business days, but the choices are not so genuinely asian. The place is very pleasant and you can choose to sit indoor, outdoors or even take the private space upstairs.

  • Lola Petiscos 小吃 - at Asa Norte - CLN 408 Bloco E
    This venue serves the best chinese snacks in town. You will surely find a good dumpling, yun tun soup and baozi made by a very kind and friendly lady, Mrs. Lola. The place is frugal but very pleasant as you sit in a table on the sidewalk and enjoy the city block atmosphere.

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Hello @arturqz ,

Thank you very much for sharing your first post and for your recommendations! All these places look really authentic and pleasant, I’d love to visit any of them. Did you know that you can also create a list of places on Google Maps? You can also learn more about them in this article: 4 tips for creating better lists

I would like to ask you to remove the photo which does not appear to be your own and is in violation of the Local Guides program rules. Your post is written very well and is introducing Asian food in Brazil in a really interesting way but it would be great if you could provide your own images. In case you don’t have such photos, you can always make use of our photo library.

Please note that I have removed the Chinese language tag of your post as it’s written in English. These type of labels are used so that posts in different languages can be found more easily by Local Guides who are speakers of these languages. You can learn more about language tags in the article: How do I find posts in my preferred language?.