Luxi Restaurant
📍 RXMW+HC2, Jiang Zhao Gong Lu, Shi Zong Xian, Qu Jing Shi, Yun Nan Sheng, China, 655700
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Luxi Restaurant in Qujing, China, is a unique dining experience that combines a classy ambiance with intriguing aquatic decor. Located in the basement, it features a spectacular large aquarium where fish and sea turtles swim gracefully, creating an enchanting backdrop for diners. The restaurant is particularly popular for reservations and table service, making it an ideal choice for friends getting together or couples on a date. While it has received mixed reviews, with some praising the atmosphere and food variety, others have expressed dissatisfaction with service and food quality. Overall, it’s a place that invites curiosity and offers a blend of relaxation and visual delight.
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Signature Dishes
- •Wide variety of delicious food options
- •Diverse selection of drinks, including soft drinks and alcoholic beverages
Overall rating 3.0 / 5 (42 reviews)
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TripAdvisor: 3 (42 reviews)
Customer Reviews
I recently visited this restaurant with my friend for the first time. Since the restaurant is situated in the basement, locating the entrance may be a bit confusing. The restaurant boasts a very large aquarium filled with various fish and sea turtles swimming around. The decor is incredibly cool. The restaurant offers a wide variety of delicious food options along with a diverse selection of drinks, ranging from soft drinks to alcoholic beverages.
I made a birthday reservation for myself and when I arrived, the hostess was literally running from me. I even showed him my reservation on my email, which was in Japanese. I don’t speak much Japanese and I’m American so I’m not exactly sure if language was the issue. Nonetheless, I proceeded to ask 3 other employees for help, and I was treated like I was talking to ghosts. Pretty much ignored. After about 20 minutes, I decided to leave and head back home because my birthday dinner was ruined. I’ve been living in Tokyo for almost 2 years and this was the ONLY bad experience I’ve had. I DON’T RECOMMEND this place if you’re a foreigner with minimal Japanese language abilities.