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As the elite private-dining arm of the Xin Rong Ji group, Rong Fu Yan represents the pinnacle of Taizhou and Shanghainese fusion, focusing on the absolute purity of seasonal ingredients. The interior is a masterclass in understated luxury, providing a private, temple-like atmosphere for high-end gastronomy. Experts suggest the crispy 'baby pigeon' and the wild-caught yellow croaker as mandatory orders. Pro tips: The menu changes daily based on what was caught in the East China Sea that morning; communicate your preferences to the manager during booking. This is a high-budget destination suitable for special occasions. Reservations are mandatory and often involve a pre-payment or deposit for private rooms.
A meticulously restored 1930s ballroom offering a nostalgic jazz and live dancing experience.

A striking, golden-roofed ancient Buddhist temple standing in dramatic architectural contrast with Lujiazui-style modern shopping malls.

A grand 1950s Soviet-style neoclassical palace hosting luxury lifestyle events and high-end art fairs.

An active and revered Song Dynasty-style Buddhist temple home to two precious, gem-encrusted white jade Buddha statues.
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