Build a trip to Beijing
Located in the basement of the ultra-chic Opposite House hotel, Jing Yaa Tang is a Michelin-starred destination that reinterprets traditional Chinese cuisine. The theater-style kitchen and the dramatic, dark-toned interior design create a sexy, modern vibe. Their roast duck is prepared in a traditional wood-fired oven but served with a contemporary aesthetic. Expert recommendation: The 'Beijing Roast Duck' here is superb, but the 'Chongqing Small Noodles' and the dim sum lunch are also highly acclaimed. Pro tip: Their 'All-You-Can-Eat' dim sum lunch on weekdays is one of the best value-for-money deals for Michelin-level food in the city. Reservations are essential, especially during the Sanlitun weekend rush.

Beijing's trendiest outdoor fashion and lifestyle hub, packed with global flagships, dining, and nightlife.
.jpg)
Chef Dong Zhenxiang has revolutionized Peking Duck by creating the 'Super Lean' version, which has significantly less fat than traditional recipes

The largest Taoist temple in northern China, renowned for its intriguing folk art and statues of the 76 underworld departments.

A historic, tranquil public park featuring ancient sacrificial altars and scenic paths in the embassy district.
Visited this place? Share your experience and help other travelers.