Yuxiandu is not just a restaurant, but more like a miniature museum of Qing dynasty imperial culture, where you can explore Qing history while perfectly blending historical essence with culinary delights. Upon entering, you'll be captivated by the elegant antique decor - pavilions, towers, and carved beams that exude royal sophistication. The venue features a dedicated museum area displaying replicas of Qing court artifacts, costumes, and utensils, allowing you to savor exquisite cuisine while immersing yourself in that glorious historical period.
The restaurant offers ancient costume dressing services, allowing you to wear splendid attire and feel like traveling back to an imperial court, becoming the protagonist of this grand feast. Dish recommendations: Every dish here is a meticulous recreation of imperial cuisine, striving for perfection from ingredient selection to cooking techniques.
The performances here are absolutely breathtaking. Dressed in magnificent court costumes, the dancers move with grace - their focused yet lively eyes, every movement blending strength with elegance. Their light footsteps and agile postures, accompanied by melodious music, create an intoxicating atmosphere. The singing is exquisitely melodious, like heavenly music echoing through the private rooms, offering a dual feast for both eyes and ears.
* The experience at Yuxiandou·huangjiacai museum is not just a culinary feast, but a cultural journey through time. Each costume tells a historical tale, every performance enacts a story, and every dish carries cultural heritage. With various period drama performances unfolding continuously, you'll feel transported to ancient imperial courts, immersing yourself in the charm of royal cuisine.


The ethereal gauze skirts of Dunhuang's flying apsaras, the heroic pheasant plumes of Peking Opera's martial female roles, the magnificent water sleeves of Tang Dynasty court dances...
The stage transports you across millennia in an instant, from Dunhuang to the golden age of Tang dynasty, from traditional opera to ethnic dances - each performance passionately showcases the beauty of Eastern culture.





Step inside and be instantly immersed in the atmosphere with red lanterns and ancient architecture everywhere, as if you might encounter emperors or generals at any moment.
Even more amazing is
During the meal, staff in splendid attire serve dishes in an orderly manner, with exquisite food boxes and graceful movements, integrating traditional etiquette into the dining experience.









You can witness diverse ethnic dance performances, some centered around ancient court rituals, recreating traditional scenes through disciplined movements and solemn postures.
Some draw inspiration from mythological tales, using graceful dance movements to outline fantastical scenes.
The ethnic dance segment highlights various ethnic groups' living scenes and cultural customs, such as vibrant dances showcasing the Dai water festival and lively Tibetan guozhuang dances, allowing audiences to experience diverse ethnic lifestyles through dance.
During the performance, lighting and backdrops dynamically adjust to dance rhythms - creating serene classical atmospheres for traditional dances while showcasing ethnic scenes for folk dances. Bamboo forests accompany Dai ethnic dances, snow-capped mountains and grasslands enhance Tibetan performances, all intensifying the immersive experience.






It showcases dancers moving with disciplined steps and solemn postures, adorned in either understated or ornate traditional costumes.
Recreating scenes of imperial banquets and court assemblies, the traditional cloud and fret patterns on costumes, along with meticulous movements, convey the essence of ancient ceremonial culture.
- How to use
- One seat per meal, please book according to the number of diners
- [Address] Yuxiandou·huangjiacai Museum (Golden Seasons Shopping Center Branch), No.117 West 4th Ring Road North, Haidian District, Beijing
- [Opening hours] Lunch admission starts at 11:00, performance time begins at 12:10. Dinner admission starts at 17:28, performance time begins at 18:38. Please arrange your time properly and arrive on time if you need makeup services.
- 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 replace them with equivalent alternatives. Please discuss specific arrangements directly with the merchant.
If you have any allergies or dietary restrictions regarding the reference dishes, please leave a note when placing your order. The operator will try their best to coordinate replacements for you, but the final arrangement is subject to negotiation with the merchant.
The "Millennium Flavors" grand performance show. Lunch ticket check-in time is at 11:00, performance time starts at 12:10. Dinner ticket check-in time is at 17:28, performance time starts at 18:38. Please plan your schedule accordingly and arrive on time.
Due to the interactive segments and high volume at the "Chinese Imperial Banquet" performance, it is not recommended to bring infants or young children.
Children with a height of 1.2 meters (inclusive) or above will be charged at adult rates, while those under 1.2 meters will be charged half price and occupy a seat with regular meal service. For any inquiries, please consult 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 hrs early to enjoy the experience.
- This ticket includes a variety of dishes. Below is the menu for reference
- Menu for reference:
- Tea offering and appetizer selection
- Imperial four delicacies + two side dishes
- Four treasures celestial feast (Buddha jumps over the wall)
- Immortal tofu (Taizhou tofu, shrimp, broth, Jinhua ham)
- Beijing duck (jujube wood roasted)
- Blanched Chinese cabbage (chicken soup with Chinese cabbage)
- Amon lamb ribs (roast lamb ribs, mildly spicy)
- Chinese noodles (mushroom soup noodles)
- Lantern fried dough sticks
- Fried dough sticks
- Booking service fee
