Berns Asiatiska

Berns Asiatiska, Stockholm, centrally located in the historic Berns Hotel, a stone's throw from the Royal Dramatic Theatre, opened its doors for the very first time in 1944 as Sweden's first Chinese restaurant.

Today, this restaurant still strives to be at the forefront of Asian cuisine and offers guests a varied crossover menu with influences from all corners of Asia. The Berns Asiatiska menu offers traditional Chinese snacks such as dim sum, Indonesian fragrant curries and Japanese tempura and sushi. The cuisine is enjoyed in a very well preserved and elegant interior from the late nineteenth century with gilded ceilings and impressive chandeliers.

On weekends, Berns Asiatiska cooks up a large Asian brunch buffet with endless choices. In the afternoon Yum Cha is served - a Chinese afternoon tea which, among other things includes dumplings and a large selection of desserts from the Berns Asiatiska patisserie.

A dinner stop can even come with the advantage of watching one of the shows or concerts played at Berns, or a visit to their high-tech nightclub.