I attended a business lunch here and enjoyed the experience, which is quite unique. It is also called "Baijia Dayuan". The theme is over-the-top Ching dynasty and everything is done up that way. The imperial greeters are in full costume and elaborate dresses are worn by the servers. The buildings and grounds are also quite interesting. I understand from my lunch colleagues that the place is actually owned by a local school and leased out for the restaurant. It does have the distinct feeling like you are eating in a tourist place, but that is part of the fun, and the food is actually quite good and different from the usual Beijing food. We were placed in one of the private dining rooms and the service was excellent. The sea cucumber dish was prepared well. The tofu dish was somewhat bland. The prices were also (surprisingly) very reasonable. I think it would also be a fun place to bring children.
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