Approximately 57 minutes by car from Naha Airport. This Chinese restaurant is located in “Aqua Sense Hotel & Resort” in Onna Village, central Okinawa Island. Lunch is a buffet full of Chinese dishes for only 2,300 yen for adults! This is the only place that offers such a high-cost performance for the high-grade content! Please visit even if you are far away from the restaurant.
Point 1: What is the location of “Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire”?
Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire” is a Chinese restaurant located in a hotel called ‘Aqua Sense Hotel & Resort’ in Onna Village, a popular resort area in the central Okinawa main island.
It takes about 57 minutes by car from Naha Airport via Route 58.
By bus, take the “Okinawa Airport Shuttle OAS/RSL-RP” and get off at the “Tiger Beach Mae” stop, then walk 14 minutes to the hotel.
It is always a wonder that using the Okinawa Airport Shuttle is about 200 yen cheaper than the local bus. It is also nice that you can come here without having to transfer in one line!
The Chinese restaurant is located in a still new stylish hotel that just opened in April 2022, and the interior is chic with brown as its precious color. It still smells like a newly built building.
In addition to tables for four, there are also high-backed box seats, reminiscent of restaurants in the Greater China area.
Point 2: Wagon dim sum is also available! Introduction of the lunch buffet at Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire!
Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire is an all-day dining restaurant open for breakfast from 6:30 am-10:00 am, lunch from 11:30 am-3:00 pm, and dinner from 6:00 pm-10:00 pm.
All hours are open to guests as well as outsiders.
One of the most cost-effective and value-for-money buffets despite its high grade is the “Lunch Buffet”.
It is served as a buffet where you can enjoy Chinese porridge with 12 different toppings, which is also served for breakfast, as well as “Ryukyu Chinese” such as shrimp chili, mapo tofu, meatballs with sweet and sour sauce, and other Chinese dishes arranged with Okinawan ingredients and cooking methods such as arsa and island tofu.
It is also worth mentioning that a dim sum wagon service is available!
Even in Hong Kong, the home of dim sum, the number of places that offer wagon service is decreasing and it is considered a high-class restaurant.
It is a very uplifting moment to choose colorful dim sum from a wagon full of dim sum, which is especially rare in Japan.
In addition, Chinese tea leaves can be brought to your seat in a pot by yourself! The pots are also of the skeleton type and stylish!
The price of 2,300 yen per adult (including tax and service charge) for a bowl of mild Chinese porridge with 12 different toppings, standard side dishes such as shrimp chili and meatballs, and a dim sum wagon is also unbelievable.
If you like Chinese food and dim sum, I highly recommend this restaurant.
Point 3: Single dishes are also reasonably priced! Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire” Dinner Menu
Ryukyu Chinese Bon Fire is open for dinner from 6 pm to 10 pm.
The menu consists of Chinese courses and individual dishes.
There is only one course, the “Kaiho Course” (5800 yen), which includes eight dishes from appetizers to desserts.
The prices for individual items are relatively reasonable for a restaurant in a hotel: 1,000 to 1,400 yen for cold dishes, 300 yen and 450 yen for dim sum, 900 to 1,800 yen for meat and seafood, 1,300 to 4,400 yen for soups, 1,200 to 1,400 yen for rice and noodles, and 500 to 700 yen for dessert. So, even if you order a la carte, it will not hurt your wallet too much.
The food here is also presented with a good sense of presentation and tableware, and just looking at the food will make you feel happy. The food is highly rated for its taste and is sure to become more popular in the future.
Ryukyu Chinese Bonfire” is a stylish all-day dining restaurant where you can enjoy everything from breakfast to dinner, located in ‘Aqua Sense Hotel & Resort’ in Onna Village, central Okinawa Island.
The “wagon dim sum” experience is rare in Japan, so Chinese and dim sum lovers are encouraged to visit and indulge themselves!
