Beijing Imperial Cuisine Museum Experience (Royal Luxury + Ancient Chinese Ethnic Dance Performance + Imperial Feast + Optional Costume Experience + Museum Visit)

* Yuxiandu is not just a restaurant, but more like a miniature museum of the Qing Dynasty imperial court. Here, you can explore Qing Dynasty history while perfectly blending the essence of history with culinary delights. Stepping inside, you'll be captivated by the elegant and antique decor—pavilions, carved beams, and painted rafters, every detail exuding royal sophistication. The restaurant also features a small museum area displaying replicas of Qing Dynasty imperial artifacts, costumes, and utensils, allowing you to savor exquisite cuisine while immersing yourself in the splendor of that glorious era.

The restaurant offers traditional costume dressing services, allowing guests to don exquisite attire and feel transported back to an ancient royal court as the stars of this grand feast. Recommended dishes: Each culinary creation here is a meticulous recreation of imperial cuisine, with perfection pursued from ingredient selection to cooking techniques.

The performances here are absolutely spectacular. Dressed in gorgeous court costumes, the dancers move with grace and precision—their focused yet lively eyes, every movement blending strength and elegance. Their light steps and agile postures, paired with melodious music, create an enchanting experience. The singers' voices, pure and resonant like heavenly music, echo through the private rooms, offering a feast for both the eyes and ears.

The experience at the Imperial Cuisine Museum is not just a culinary feast, but also a cultural journey through time. Each costume tells a story of history, every performance reenacts a tale, and every dish carries on a cultural legacy. With various period drama performances taking turns on stage, you'll feel as if you've stepped into an ancient imperial court, immersing yourself in the charm of royal cuisine.

The flowing silk skirts of Dunhuang's flying apsaras, the heroic pheasant feathers of Peking Opera's martial female roles, and the magnificent water sleeves of Tang Dynasty court dances...

The stage transports you through millennia in an instant—from Dunhuang to the golden age of the Tang Dynasty, from traditional opera to ethnic dances, with every performance radiating the mesmerizing beauty of the East.

Stepping inside, the space is instantly transformed by a sea of red lanterns and ancient architectural backdrops, creating an immersive atmosphere where you might just bump into emperors and generals at any moment.

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During the meal, elegantly dressed staff serve dishes in an orderly manner, with exquisite food boxes and graceful movements, seamlessly integrating traditional etiquette into the dining experience.

You can enjoy diverse ethnic dance performances, some recreating traditional court rituals with precise movements and solemn postures to authentically portray historical scenes.

Some draw inspiration from mythological tales, using graceful dance movements to paint fantastical scenes.

The ethnic dance segments focus on the daily life scenes and cultural customs of various ethnic groups, for example, showcasing the joyful dances of the Dai Water Festival and conveying the lively atmosphere of the Tibetan Guozhuang dance, allowing the audience to experience the vibrant life of different ethnic groups through dance.

During the performance, the lighting and background visuals adjust to the rhythm of the dance, creating a serene and timeless atmosphere for classical dances while showcasing corresponding ethnic cultural scenes for folk dances. For instance, bamboo forest backdrops accompany Dai ethnic dances, and snow-capped mountains with grasslands frame Tibetan dances, further enhancing the immersive experience.

Showcasing dancers with regular steps and dignified demeanor, paired with simple yet elegant or magnificent traditional costumes.

Recreating scenes of imperial banquets and court assemblies, the traditional cloud and fret patterns on costumes, along with intricate movements, convey the essence of ancient ceremonial culture.

• Usage instructions
• One meal per person, book for the exact number of diners
• Address: Yu Xiandu Royal Cuisine Museum (Jin Siji Shopping Center Branch), 117 West 4th Ring Road North, Haidian District, Beijing
• Opening hours: Lunch check-in time is 11:00, performance time starts at 12:10. Dinner check-in time is 17:28, performance time starts at 18:38. If you require makeup, please arrange your time accordingly and arrive on time.
• Child tickets are for children under 1.2m in height. Children exceeding this height must purchase adult tickets.
• Important Notes

If certain dishes are unavailable due to seasonal or other uncontrollable factors, the merchant will provide equivalent replacements. Please discuss specific arrangements directly with the merchant.

If you have allergies to the sample dishes or other dietary restrictions, please make a note when placing your order. The operator will do their best to coordinate alternative dishes for you. Please confirm the final arrangements with the merchant.

Millennium Flavor grand show performance. Lunch ticket check-in at 11:00 AM, performance time starts at 12:10 PM. Dinner ticket check-in at 5:28 PM, show begins at 6:38 PM. Please plan your schedule accordingly and arrive on time.

Due to the interactive nature and high volume of the "Chinese First-Class Banquet" performance, we do not recommend bringing infants or toddlers.

Children 1.2m and taller will be charged the adult price, while those under 1.2m will be charged half price. All children will occupy seats and be served normally. For any inquiries, please ask promptly. Zhonghua Yipin Banquet does not provide additional seating.

The store offers an immersive ancient costume experience with 300 styles and thousands of outfits to choose from! You can arrive 1–2 hours early to enjoy the experience.

• This ticket includes a variety of dishes. Below is a sample menu.
• Reference menu:
• Four Imperial Dim Sum Delicacies
• Four appetizer dishes to start your meal
• Hehe Meimei (Beef)
• Jasper Jade Pool (Shrimp Rings)
• Golden Lion Crispy Delight (Pork Meatballs)
• Fushoukang Hall (Buddha Jumps Over the Wall)
• Glazed White Jade
• Chinese noodles (dumplings)
• Fresh milk lantern churros
• Osmanthus honey fresh fruit yogurt
• Booking agent fee