Restaurants in Shenzhen

Ensue is Shenzhen's most internationally credentialed fine-dining room — ranked #85 on Asia's 50 Best (2025), Black Pearl Diamond-awarded, and home to one of Asia's top wine programs. Book it for a special occasion dinner from the 40th floor of the Futian, but plan three to four weeks ahead: tables are near impossible to secure without advance notice.

AVANT earned 93 points on La Liste's 2026 Top Restaurants ranking — a serious credential for a restaurant in Baoan District that most Shenzhen diners overlook. Chef Zeyu Tian runs a deliberate, chef-driven room that outperforms its location tier. Booking is rated Easy, which makes it one of the better value plays in the city's recognised fine-dining set.

Fumée at Shenzhen's Futian delivers Chinese-French fusion under Chef Reina Chen, with a French wine list and formal hotel dining room setting. Easier to book than comparable hotel restaurants in Beijing or Shanghai, it works well for business dinners and occasions where the room needs to carry its weight. Not a delivery or takeout proposition — book a table or look elsewhere.