Step into Palace Banquet on Qianmen Street and be enveloped by the elegant charm of the imperial palace spanning thousands of years. Put on a Hanfu of the Tang, Song, or Ming Dynasty, style an ancient bun and light makeup, and instantly transform into a noble of the imperial palace to start an immersive royal food ritual journey.

Take your seat following the Yanxiang Rites of the Zhou Dynasty, and the exquisite imperial delicacies crafted by Michelin-level chefs are served one after another. 14 classic dishes are all made in accordance with imperial regulations from ingredient selection to cooking.

Savour innovative imperial dishes such as whisky black pepper pork chop and green mustard baked cod that bring amazing collisions of ancient and modern flavours to your taste buds. As the dishes are served, the sound of traditional stringed instruments rises, palace-costumed dancers twirl gracefully, and ancient musicians play the zither.

Enjoy a perfect blend of song and dance, opera, and serving rhythm. With the flow of light and shadow, the grandeur of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and the elegance of the Song Dynasty unfold before your eyes, each scene an immersive imperial palace live show.

Palace-costumed attendants serve the banquet according to ancient rituals throughout the whole process, with proper tea and food serving etiquette, offering you exclusive one-on-one royal courtesy. The thousands of square metres of imperial elegant space features a T-stage for close viewing of performances and private boxes for a quiet and refined experience.

Whether for photo check-ins, gatherings with friends, or business banquets, immerse yourself in the thousand-year heritage of Chinese imperial food rituals during the feast, and experience the ultimate integration of banquet, food, ritual, and music in one meal.

Kind reminder: When multiple seats are booked under one order, we will try our best to arrange adjacent seats for your group, but we cannot guarantee that all seats will be together. Some seats behind Row 2 have obstructed views. Do not book if this bothers you.