I have never written a review on here, but I had to put this up. Went to Let's on a Sunday night and ordered a danish cheese and cranberry sauce burger while my partner ordered the 3 mini burgers. We also got the cheese and gravy fries, reminescing about poutine back home. First off the fries were disapointing. I don't know how people rave about oversized, tastless gobs of potato; I've always prefered slim and crisp. The gravy was so so, and the cheese was barely there. Poutine dreams over. Next my burger came, and it was OK. Nothing to write home about. The proportions are a bit off for a good burger (too much meat) and the cranberry sauce tasted like cheap canned stuff (I know this is Beijing but if you call yourself a gourmet burger place...). The cheese was pretty lousy as well. In it's defence the beef was of good quality, and the bun was awesome. Veggies pretty good too.

The worst was to come. We didn't linger around, and 10 minutes after leaving, I felt sharp pains in my stomach. 20 minutes later I was in the bathroom; dinner no longer in my stomach. I haven't got such a quick, strong reaction in a long time, and I have a pretty tough stomach. We still had 2 mini burgers that we had packed, but tossed them out in the garbage.

Best burger in Beijing so far for me is at All Stars (the Steakhouse). The beef is great, perfect proportions, and all the sauces and toppings and bread are in perfect harmony. Their Blue Cheese burger is wonderful as well. The Blue Frog burgers are OK, but also a bit overrated. Expats living in Beijing, stop rating chain restaurants like Element Fresh and Blue Frog as top winners here; they are nowhere close to it.

There are at least two dozen squeeze bottles of condiments waiting to be devoured with your fries or burgers. This is the burger joint's equivalent of a salsa bar at a TexMex restaurant.

Service is hit or miss outside, but quite responsive inside. As another reviewer mentioned, the wait for seats can be quite long, especially for dinner.

I'd love to, but don't think I'll ever spring for the kobe beef burger (somewhere in the 150/200RMB range, I believe).

The biggest BURGER i ever try in BEIJING .. Amazing Burger also so welcoming friendly restaurant

Was a bit hesitant to try this place after seeing some unfavorable reviews, but have to say my partner and I were pleased with Let's Burger.

Both our burgers were giant and tasty, certainly one of the better I've ever had in China. The fries were also quite good, though I had expected the "sauce bar" to be more of a real bar and not just a little table with squeeze bottles of sauces. The sauces were good anyway though (though 80% were some kind of mayonnaise). The decor is nice as well, lending a nice ambiance. Drinks, however, were overpriced. No Tsingtao available, so the beers start at 35 yuan, and even a Coke is 18 RMB.

Regardless, we came away from Let's Burger full and happy with our meal. Would definitely return again.

Came here last weekend, had the Mexicano burger and Spicy Fries.
The burger was quite massive for me but it was really good.
On the other hand, the supposedly spicy fries is not spicy at all!
Love the sauce bar although I wish they have something more spicy as none of the sauce are.
Nice decor & atmosphere. Will comeback again.

Had dinner there last Friday night and I must say Lett's is simply not worth it. I have dined there several times in the past year and the quality has been steadily slipping. Last night the burger was quite poor. Improperly cooked, meaningfully smaller than usual and the quality of the ground beef was pretty bad: gristle and bone chips throughout. I was interested to notice that one of the women at the table next to mine found a clump of hair in her salad. Waitstaff promptly took it away and offered a replacement, but come on folks.. what is up with kitchen hygiene and work practice? You are not a kebab stand; to the contrary you charge an high price for what is supposed to be high quality. High price yes, quality not. Witnessing the salad fiasco and the bits and pieces inside my overcooked burger is enough to make me not return and to make sure to share the experience here.

Inspite of a more pricier, this restaurant serves the best burgers in town. Must visit.

I constantly think about eating healthy (keyword: "think"), and I used to see Let's as a guilty pleasure. At the end of a stressful day or when out w/friends and starving on a Sunday night, Let's is the go-to place. I tend to always order the original burger, fries or chili fries, and a diet coke. Not really the diet food any of us are looking for, but god, we only live once right?

The service is pretty good; usually, as soon as you walk in, a waitress will come up and say hello and direct you towards a table or the ordering counter.

The burger is delicious. Juicy, lots of veggies on top. The bun is good for the first few bites, but then the burger is so juicy that the bun becomes soggy and sometimes falls apart.

The fries are fresh out of the cooker, burning hot. Let them cool off and try them with the Thai hot sweet & sour sauce! That's another thing about Let's; they have a good selection of sauces for you to try.

The chili fries come in this big bowl, smothered in cheese. Share this, it's near impossible to finish by yourself.

I've also tried their fish burger (good, but I'm a red meat type of girl). Their seared tuna salad is delicious as well, has caviar sprinkled on top, nice fresh greens, but not very filling.

A friend just came up while I was writing this review, and we agreed: Let's is a little on the pricey side.

If you get what I always do: original burger, fries, diet coke, that'll run you RMB 86. [That's ~$13 for us Americans.] But the burgers/fries here are really good; there's no comparison to McD's or whatever. Also for comparison purposes, I've had the famed Daniel Boulud burger, and I would take Let's 5-1 on that. (Sorry Chef Boulud!)

Also, if you want to sit outside and enjoy the evening breeze, there is outdoor seating available in the little patio area. Great selection of jazz music, and the black and white checkered floors/green seats provide a comfortable and relaxing environment.

I actually really enjoyed my sandwich today. I had heard some iffy reviews on this place being overpriced and sucking and such, but today my friend and I stopped in and we were pleasantly surprised. I have to admit, I am becoming more local all the time and the prices here are pretty high, but the french fries are really good (and made fresh)--especially topped with chili con carne. I ordered and enjoyed the chicken burger, which was a breast of chicken served on a perfectly soft bun with mozzarella cheese, coleslaw, lettuce and tomato. I was super juicy. My friend ordered the mexican burger and she said that it was the best burger shes had in Beijing. The condiment bar was a nice touch--we tried the sweet-spicy sauce and the bbq sauce (both with added hot sause) and the wasabi mayo. All were good, but could have been hotter/spicier.
Good food, decent prices and painfully high prices...whats not to love?

Let’s Burger, located on the first floor of the Nali Patio, They offer at least a dozen kind of burgers. Tried the Wgyu beef burger (RMB168). Also had their Curry Fries(served in a cup). The food is good but price is quite high compared to the quantity.