Discover Authentic Chinese Cuisine at the World’s Southernmost Restaurant in Ushuaia

The southernmost Chinese restaurant in the world has become my go-to spot. I’ve visited it three times: once before boarding a ship, once after disembarking, and the third time while waiting for a flight to Chile. It feels like my personal canteen. The main draw is its excellent value for money; it’s a buffet that costs just 212 RMB per person, offering decently tasty dishes, including freshly grilled roasted meats.

Thanks to its high cost-performance ratio and a wide variety of choices, it’s a no-brainer to dine here without considering other options. Almost every Chinese visitor to Antarctica stops by, and there are also plenty of Japanese, Korean, and South American guests. Locally, it’s quite popular, boasting a Google rating of 4.

6. The location is prime, right in the heart of the town with heavy foot traffic, and it features large, transparent windows. I always choose table number 4, which faces the street, and often catch passersby peeking inside, so the conversion rate from curious onlookers is likely high. The owner is incredibly kind; a friend left a bottle of mineral water on the table after lunch, and when we returned in the evening, they had thrown it away but kindly provided a new one for free.

This southernmost Chinese restaurant truly excels in all aspects.