三佰杯 serves Ningbo seafood izakaya cooking in Ningbo, with local sourcing, sustainable seafood, beer, and signatures such as shrimp oil rice and raw crab.
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Raw crab and shrimp oil rice
Ningbo seafood izakaya defines 三佰杯, with local sourcing and sustainable seafood behind dishes such as raw crab and shrimp oil rice.
Leisurely pacing and a loud room
Leisurely pacing suits dinner and late night, while casual service and a loud room point to an unhurried, social meal.
Scallion-roasted crab, beer and casual dress
Crab, shrimp and frog shape the signature list, including scallion-roasted soft-shell crab and braised frog; beer and casual dress keep the format low-fuss in Ningbo, Zhejiang.
- 虾油泡饭 (shrimp oil rice)
- 江蟹生 (raw crab)
- 油淋河虾 (oil-drizzled river shrimp)
- 红烧田鸡 (braised frog)
- 生腌虾 (raw marinated shrimp)
- 葱烧溏心膏白蟹 (scallion-roasted soft-shell crab)
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Comparable venues nearby, for context on price, style, and recognition.
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Awards | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 三佰杯 | Ningbo Seafood Izakaya | $$ | , | Yuehe District (Ningbo); Huanghai Road Area (Shanghai) |
| 缸鸭狗 | 宁波传统汤圆小吃 | $$ | , | 海曙区 |
| Zhuangyuanlou Restaurant (宁波状元楼酒店) | Traditional Ningbo Cuisine | $$$ | , | Tianyi Square/Town God's Temple/Drum-Tower |
| Ning bo meiyan | Contemporary Lakeside Chinese | $$$ | Jiangbei District | |
| Chen House·Champion Tower | Cantonese and Jiangzhe Fine Dining | $$$$ | Old Bund | |
| Dining Room (悦轩) | Western and Chinese Comfort Food | $$$$ | , | Dong Qian Lake |
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Casual, bustling tavern-like setting with a relaxed, smoky atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional Chinese night market or izakaya. Dimly lit with an emphasis on social energy and informal dining; described as having strong 'street food' and '江湖烟火' (street-level vibrancy) character.






