Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Ulaanbaatar from the En Primeur Club guide.
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World Wine Vinotage in Shangri-La Mall is the one sommelier-led wine restaurant in our guide, with an extensive wine list. Casablanca and Bayangol Restaurant, Ulaanbaatar, both sit in Bayangol District with wine lists, and Casablanca has a strong wine list.
A wine-focused Mediterranean restaurant in Shangri-La Mall with a wine program, extensive wine list, and sommelier-led service. The menu is a la carte and leans into pasta, pizza, and salads.
Casablanca in Bayangol District pairs Mediterranean cooking with a wine list and a strong wine list. Lamb and mezze feature on its a la carte menu. The restaurant occupies a heritage building in the Bayangol Hotel and uses candlelight.
Bayangol Restaurant, Ulaanbaatar, in Bayangol District has a wine list and an a la carte menu spanning Asian and European cuisines. This hotel restaurant has a large dining capacity, a formal setting, and views of the mountains.
Ulaanbaatar’s other strong eating rooms show how the city handles Japanese, Korean, and Mongolian formats.
Nagomi is a Japanese kaiten sushi restaurant on Khan Bank Seoul Street, and it serves sake. Its menu is a la carte, and the restaurant uses a conveyor-belt kaiten format.
The Bull is a Mongolian hotpot restaurant in Sukhbaatar, and it pours beer. Diners get individual pots, the menu uses small plates, and the premium meats include horse and premium beef.
Saemaeul Sikdang Mongolia is a Korean BBQ restaurant in Naadam Center, built around grilled pork and banchan side dishes. The restaurant uses a Korean chain format, and the menu is a la carte.
Shangri-La Mall is the clearest place for wine-led dining in our guide. That is where World Wine Vinotage sits, with an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service. Bayangol District also has serious drinking through Casablanca and Bayangol Restaurant, Ulaanbaatar.
Ulaanbaatar has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. World Wine Vinotage in Shangri-La Mall offers Mediterranean dining with a sommelier-led wine program and an extensive wine list. Pasta, pizza, and salads feature on its a la carte menu.
Bayangol Restaurant, Ulaanbaatar, in Bayangol District offers formal hotel dining, with an a la carte menu spanning Asian and European cuisines and views of the mountains. Casablanca, also in Bayangol District, occupies a heritage building in the Bayangol Hotel. It serves Mediterranean dishes including lamb and mezze, with a strong wine list and candlelight in the dining room.
Nagomi and Saemaeul Sikdang Mongolia are the clearest Japanese and Korean picks in our guide. Nagomi covers kaiten sushi on Khan Bank Seoul Street, while Saemaeul Sikdang Mongolia focuses on Korean BBQ in Naadam Center.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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One of Ulaanbaatar's established dining addresses, Bayangol Restaurant represents the city's broader tradition of Mongolian hospitality translated into a formal setting. It sits within the current scene of the capital where local ingredients, mutton, dairy, wild-foraged produce from the steppe, anchor menus shaped by geography as much as technique. For visitors orienting to the city's dining options, it serves as a useful reference point.
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Saemaeul Sikdang Mongolia brings the Korean chain dining format to Ulaanbaatar, placing it within a city whose restaurant scene is expanding rapidly beyond traditional Mongolian fare. The address sits in the capital, where Korean cuisine has built a consistent following among both locals and the city's international community. Contact details and current hours are best confirmed on arrival or through local listings.
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Ayan Zalaat Hotel & Spa holds membership in Leading Hotels of the World as of 2025, placing it in a select tier of Ulaanbaatar accommodation that prioritises design integrity and service standards over chain-hotel scale. Located in the BZD-11 khoroo district, it represents a quieter, more considered alternative to the capital's centrally concentrated hotel corridor.
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Positioned inside Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, roughly 50 kilometres from central Ulaanbaatar, Terelj Hotel sits on the banks of the Terelj River with tree-covered mountains rising on every side. The property includes a heated indoor pool, a spa, two restaurants, and a café, making it one of the more self-contained retreat options in the national park corridor.
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The Blue Sky Hotel and Tower occupies one of Ulaanbaatar's most prominent addresses on Peace Avenue, putting guests at the centre of the city's commercial and cultural activity. With 200 rooms across its tower footprint, it operates at a scale that positions it among the larger full-service options in a market where mid-size boutique properties are increasingly common. For travellers whose itinerary is city-focused, the address does considerable work.
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Ulaanbaatar occupies a commanding position on Olympic Street, steps from Great Chinggis Khaan Square and the Government House. With 290 guestrooms of at least 42 sqm, a 2,643 sqm conference portfolio, and a multi-restaurant program that introduced open-theatre kitchen dining to the city, it functions as Ulaanbaatar's most complete full-service luxury address for both business and leisure travellers.
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