Dining at The Peninsula Palace Beijing is a delightful experience. The Peninsula Palace Beijing includes two of Beijing' s most sophisticated tables : Jing, a super-sleek, modern meets Asian restaurant, ranked as one of the 75 World' s Top New Restaurants in 2003 by Cond Nast Traveler, and the brand new Huang Ting. Opened in October 2003, it serves exquisite Cantonese cuisine with Beijing specialities in a stylish interpretation of a historic Chinese courtyard. The Lobby Lounge and Bar also offers a superb selection of cocktails, teas, and coffees, and the hotel provides 24-hour Room Service.

• Jing : Connected to the Lobby by a glass-enclosed circular staircase, the super-sleek, contemporary Jing was selected by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the 75 World' s Top New Restaurants in 2003. The unique modern meets Asian environment of the restaurant features three open show kitchens, which combine traditional Western fare with Asian favorites. The modern Asian theme is also reflected in the design of staff uniforms and table settings.
  
  
• Huang Ting : The Peninsula Palace Beijing - Designed as a contemporary interpretation of Beijing' s traditional noble courtyard houses, Huang Ting features gray brick walls taken from original hutongs, slate floors, aged pine floors, beams from a 200-year-old mansion in Suzhou, near Shanghai, and an impressive collection of antiques, most dating from the Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Huang Ting features the finest Cantonese cuisine under a renowned Master Chef and seats 140. There are also four private dining rooms, the largest of which seats up to 25.
  
  
• The Lobby Lounge : The Lobby Lounge and Bar offers a superb selection of cocktails, teas, and coffees, including the legendary Peninsula Afternoon Tea, which is served from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm daily, with live music starting at 5:00 pm. The Lobby Lounge and Bar is located adjacent to the international brand name boutiques of The Peninsula Arcade.