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T'ang Court was the first restaurant in mainland China to receive three Michelin stars, cementing its status as a pinnacle of Cantonese fine dining. Located in the heart of Xintiandi, the restaurant features an intimate setting with only nine tables in the main hall, adorned with classical Chinese art. The sensory experience is one of absolute refinement and quiet elegance. The cuisine focuses on traditional techniques and the highest quality ingredients. Expert recommendation: The 'Stir-fried Wagyu Beef with Scallions' and the 'Baked Lobster with Onions' are masterclasses in texture and flavor. Pro Tip: While it now holds a slightly different rating, the quality remains world-class. Booking a table for their Dim Sum lunch is a more accessible way to experience their legendary service and culinary precision.
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