The first time I went there I ordered a burger and a coke..and it was so so...
The second time I went there in the afternoon just to spend sometime I ordered a milkshake...and it was totally a sh*t...
NO third time...

While I have enjoyed burgers as a anytime meal option and each time
I thought I could be fine even it was just fine,this place was disappointing.Mine was the chicken burger and my friend had ordered a prawn burger.There was too much cheese and the cheese wasnt likable ,I just didnt like it.

The sauces were good, the bread was fresh ,but the burger wasnt done well.
My friends burger somehow was done well,not mine. I just ate up my burger with the different sauces available and finished my meal.

The decor is good,the people at the place fine, I find it expensive by any standards.

While the burgers and the drinks -everything seem expensive,the fact is that the quality of meat is good. The wagyu beef burger is good. The variety and quality of sauces is good.

Their ordering system is different and if you are one person it could be inconvenient .

The place has great decor and makes one cheer up.

Place to visit once in a while if you love burgers as there is something special about this burgers. The taste is different and nice.

Worth visit once a fortnight if you love burgers.

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.

I have eaten at let's burger about a half dozen times since they opened and I have been less impressed on each occasion. The kitchen staff seem to be capable of preparing the burger one of two ways, very well done or very rare. Deviate from those two choices and you will be left disappointed.

They also seem to follow the gourmet burger trend, and just don't measure up. Order anything more than cheese on the burger and the bun will go to pieces unless you speed eat. It would also behoove them to note on the menu that unless otherwise specified all burgers will come with thousand island dressing.

If they opened the place 4 years ago it would be the best place for a burger in the city, today it is just another slightly over priced western restaurant serving dead average food.

good location, but other than that, it was over 100rmb for a burger thats served cafeteria style. they just nickel and dime you for everything there, including water. if u hate getting ripped off because u of the foreigner thing in china, then avoid this place.

I live in the Haidian District, but I do get over to Sanlitun a few times a month for various reasons. As a patron of other restaurants and shops over there Let's Burger is a good burger place in a convenient location. I have been to Let's Burger three times. The first time I was very pleased with the burger, but not so happy with the fries. However, they made up for it the second and third time I went there and those fries are nice, hearty and tasty. I am one of those 'steak' fries freaks that like to taste potato when I bight into a "chip"/fry.

As for the hamburger, although I think the price a bit more than I would like to pay. I get the original hamburger and settle for a nice helping of veg and go wild with the nice variety of sauces. Don't over do it with the sauce though, unless you are wearing a plastic bag, but ooooh it is so good. Is this the best place for a burger, not sure, but I plan to go back. You see, I love to shop at UNI QLO, get my shirts and trousers made at Ya Show and afterwards hit the DVD shops in houjie as well, so Let's Burger is a nice place to get a good meal. To be able to sit in a restaurant that has a nice ambience to it that will allow you to escape the trappings of Beijing, you cannot go wrong. So you might ask, why not give it 5 stars? Well, I haven't had too many things off their menu, second the price is a bit steep, and service (though good) can use some improvement.

Oh yes, gotta have the Chocolate Moose Cake is "to live for." I know the expression is "to die for." But if you die for it, you won't get to eat it.

I would have given this place a 3.5, but since there is no such choice, 4 stars it is.

This place seems a little over-decorated for a hamburger joint, and it seems that you can't sit on all those cool bar stools, but the environment is comfortable and quiet, and they provide free wifi for those inclined to surf (although no electrical outlets for your laptop).

I had a regular cheeseburger here, and it was good: a huge bun with a lot of stuff inside of it, but a good blend of sauces and ingredients, none of which overwhelmed the taste. Plenty of juices running out of this burger.

The fries served here are thick -- bordering on steak fries, of which some might not be fans. However, this place has a special sauce bar, where you can choose from all sorts of sauces and dips to put on your fries. I stuck with the traditional mayo and ketchup, but everybody seemed to be getting quite creative with them. Without the sauces, I would have avoided the fries outright, with the sauces: yums!

The big downside to this place is the price: It's extremely expensive. 100+ RMB for a burger, fries, and drink seems pretty outrageous to me, but a lot of people seem to have the mindset that if an expat joint doesn't break that 100 barrier, it's okay. Drinks are particularly expensive, with soft drinks being the only thing below 20 RMB (18) while coffees and smoothies go well in the high 20s and 30s even ...

So, if you're feeling "saucy", and want to treat yourself to an expensive Sanlitun expat meal before a night on the town, give this place a try: You'll enjoy the food.