• In the 11 years since its opening, it has received more than 10 million Chinese and foreign guests, including heads of state and diplomatic missions from more than 30 countries.

  
  

• Yuxiandu is more than just a restaurant; it's a miniature Qing Dynasty palace museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the history of the Qing dynasty. It perfectly blends the essence of history and cuisine. Stepping into the restaurant, you'll be captivated by the simple and elegant décor, with pavilions, carved beams, and painted rafters, each revealing the refinement of imperial royalty. The restaurant also houses a small museum area displaying replicas of Qing Dynasty court artifacts, clothing, and utensils. While savoring the food, you can also experience that glorious history up close. The magnificent imitation of the palace scene recreates the royal nobility and luxury, allowing you to experience imperial indulgence.

  
  

• The performances here are even more wonderful. The actors are dressed in gorgeous palace costumes and dance gracefully. Their eyes are focused and smart. Every movement is full of strength and softness. The light steps and agile postures, combined with the melodious music, make people intoxicated. The singing is melodious and melodious, like the sound of heaven, echoing in the box, bringing a double enjoyment of vision and hearing.

  
  

• The performance space is built on a 450-square-meter 360-degree high-definition LED screen, with over 600 different lights, 50 5.1 surround sound systems, over 350 costumes, 130 props, and a cast of over 150 people.

  
  

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Immersive Palace Setting: Featuring carved beams, painted rafters, and opulent
imperial architectural decor, the dining area blends bridges, running water,
pavilions, and towers to transport guests into a royal imperial garden.

Costume Dress-Up Experience: Over 1,000 sets of gorgeous historical costumes
across various dynasties are available. Professional stylists provide hair and
makeup transformations into ancient beauties or gentlemen, complete with
hygienic and secure photo zones.

Imperial Gastronomy: Taste authentic royal dishes handed down from the Manchu-
Han Imperial Feast and crafted by certified royal cuisine successors, with
every dish carrying rich historical lore.

Royal Culinary Theater: Enjoy the grand live performance The Ultimate Chinese
Feast (Zhonghua Yipin Yan) while dining, where cast members in opulent
costumes present an exquisite visual and auditory spectacle.

Royal Cuisine Cultural Museum: Explore 5,000 years of royal culinary heritage
through dedicated exhibition zones featuring historical documents, immersive
sets, and physical artifacts.

Live Central Kitchen: View live dish preparation through glass curtain walls
in a modern, eco-friendly central kitchen.

Sample Menu: China’s Finest Banquet (Hall 1): Four Imperial Delicacies + Two
Side Dishes; Four Treasures Immortal Feast (Buddha Jumps Over the Wall);
Immortal Tofu (Taizhou tofu, shrimp, premium broth, Jinhua ham); Beijing Roast
Duck (datewood-roasted); Napa Cabbage in Clear Chicken Broth; A-Meng Lamb
Chops (roasted lamb chops, mildly spicy); Chinese Noodles (mushroom broth
noodles); Youtiao; Yogurt Drink.