Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai

Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai
Discover authentic Chinese flavors at Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai, where dim sum and stone-grilled dishes meet sea views on the 17th floor.
Restaurant Details
Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai offers an exquisite dining experience on the 17th floor of Hotel Monterey Sendai, providing guests with stunning views of the sea. Known for its authentic Chinese cuisine, the restaurant specializes in dim sum, yum cha, and Chinese rice porridge, making it a haven for lovers of traditional Chinese flavors.
The menu features a variety of delectable dishes, including stone-grilled snow crab and shark fin rice, and the ever-popular Mapo Tofu, which can be customized to your preferred level of spiciness. For those seeking a taste of local delicacies, the Sendai black wagyu beef with sauce over rice is a must-try. The dim sum selection is equally impressive, with offerings such as large meat shumai and steamed dumplings.
Located just a 4-minute walk from Sendai Station, the restaurant is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The ambiance is quiet and serene, with spacious seating that ensures a comfortable dining experience. The attentive staff are known for their smart service, frequently refilling tea and ensuring that every guest feels welcome.
Whether you're dining in a private room or enjoying the main dining area, Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai promises a memorable culinary journey with its flexible menu and commitment to quality. The combination of excellent food, attentive service, and breathtaking views makes it a standout choice in Sendai.
Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai Phone Number
Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai Business Days
Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai Address
Hotel Monterey Sendai 17F, 4-1-8 Chuo, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 980-0021
Chinese Saiun Hotel Monterey Sendai Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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