Which countries have self built restaurants at the Expo?

Practical experience.

Many of them have their own restaurants, Italy, France, South Korea, Japan, India, etc.

I've only been to Bakery in the French Pavilion restaurant, three Michelin stars are not covered, the chocolate tart is superb (RMB25), the bitter is very delicate, not like the sweet and spineless greasy in the bakery, and the wasabi in ham & cheese is more speechless (RMB45).

The prices in Korean restaurants are relatively reasonable and the taste is very authentic, but for me, I usually eat like this, and I don't feel anything special.

There are all kinds of special snacks in the Dutch snack shop, but you can try it, it seems to be called Dutch veal crook roll (the same as small spring rolls RMB15).

The Indian curry set is worth trying, the kind we chose is one chicken wing chicken thigh, one small bowl each of vegetable curry chicken curry, and one scone (the portion is very small) The fragrant roasted spring chicken is still drooling when I think about it, the curry has no spicy taste, it is sour, and the scones are very crispy. RMB75 per serving.

Hehe, let's eat French food. It's very feeling.

You can expect to enjoy an authentic French meal at the French Pavilion. A restaurant called "The Sixth Sense" won the first prize in the tender for the French Pavilion and will add a delicious touch to the interpretation of "sensual life". It is reported that the "Sixth Sense" restaurant will prepare a light menu and a gourmet menu, and visitors can spend about 500 yuan to feast on their meals.

Located on the top floor of the French Pavilion, the "Sixth Sense" restaurant features a bar, two covered alfresco bars and a sky garden for cocktail receptions, with 120 seats indoors and 160 seats outdoors; At the same time, there is also a fast food restaurant and a souvenir shop in the style of "Made in France" on the ground floor of the venue. Visitors can enjoy lobster, fish steak, crayfish, carpaccio and other restaurant specialties, as well as desserts and cocktails specially designed by the chefs for the French Pavilion. The average price of a light meal is 300 RMB, and the price of a full meal is about 500 RMB.

The "Sixth Sense" restaurant has a creative design that will be a treat for diners in addition to the deliciousness. The ceiling of the restaurant is adorned with colorful butterflies, the walls are painted with animal sketches, and the ceilings, carpets and wall skirtings create a sense of mystery from the animal world. It is reported that during the six months of the World Expo, the "Sixth Sense" will be open for business every day, with business hours from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and can receive 500 customers per day.

Each day, from light meals to full-meal menus, different specialties will be introduced in order to give Expo visitors the most comprehensive insight into the best of French food culture.