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What to order
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Peking Duck
Most frequently praised dish in the reviews; repeatedly described as perfectly executed, not greasy, and one of the best versions diners have ever had. It was often highlighted as a standout and even paired with caviar in one review.
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Yellow Croaker
Mentioned several times as a major highlight, with reviewers praising it as beautifully braised, cooked to perfection, and consistently excellent.
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Crab Marrow Ball
Called out as a standout dish in the opening review for being delicate, memorable, and one of the most impressive items of the meal.
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Mantis Shrimp With Amber Wine Sauce
Recommended for its excellent flavor balance and careful cooking; reviewers specifically noted the shrimp was not overcooked and the sauce was sweet, savory, and very flavorful.
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Pork Belly With Abalone
Praised as very tasty and good value, with the combination of pork belly, abalone, and rice singled out as a favorite by one reviewer.
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Fish Maw Soup
Mentioned positively as a comforting, well-made soup, with reviewers describing it as a nice bowl and part of a strong overall meal.
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Fried Rice
Specifically mentioned as exceptional in one review, showing that even simpler dishes were executed at a high level.
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Osmanthus & Chestnut Ice-Cream
Recommended as a memorable dessert; reviewers said it was exceptional and a strong finish to the meal.
Details
About Xinrongji
Xinrongji is a Chinese restaurant in Chaoyang, known for high-end dining and Michelin recognition. Reviewers consistently praise the refined cooking, especially Peking Duck, yellow croaker, caviar, and braised specialties, along with attentive service and strong wine pairings. The atmosphere is quiet and reservation-focused, with dine-in and takeout available, and it draws groups and tourists for lunch and dinner. The price level is high, with meals commonly described as expensive and set menus starting around ¥1880 before service charge.
Amenities
Service options
- Takeout
- Dine-in
Popular for
- Lunch
- Dinner
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Small plates
- Wine
Dining options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Table service
Amenities
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Quiet
Crowd
- Groups
- Tourists
Planning
- Dinner reservations recommended
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
Children
- Good for kids
Frequently asked
What is Xinrongji known for?
Xinrongji is best known for its Peking Duck, often served with caviar, plus yellow croaker and other braised specialties. Reviewers describe the cooking as refined and precise, with the restaurant’s Michelin-star reputation backed up by the food itself.
What dishes are most recommended at Xinrongji?
Reviewers repeatedly highlight the Peking Duck, yellow croaker, crab marrow ball, steamed hairy crab, and the fried rice. Dessert also gets attention, especially the Osmanthus and chestnut ice cream, and several diners mention that the tasting menu courses are consistently strong.
What is the atmosphere like at Xinrongji?
The restaurant is described as quiet, polished, and suited to a special-occasion meal rather than a casual stop. It works well for groups and tourists, and the dining room and service style make it especially fitting for long dinners and celebratory outings.
Is Xinrongji good value, and what is the price range?
Xinrongji is expensive, with the listed price at ¥500+ and reviewer-reported set menus such as the Classic Set at ¥1880, the Pescatarian Set at ¥3680, and the Indulgence Set at ¥4520 before a 15% service charge. Reviewers generally say the quality, service, and wine pairing justify the cost, but it is clearly positioned as a luxury meal.
Do you need a reservation at Xinrongji?
Yes, dinner reservations are recommended, and reviewers note that walk-ins are not seated for the full experience. One review also mentions that if you do not have a reservation, the set menu may be the only option available.
Is Xinrongji kid-friendly?
Yes, Xinrongji is good for kids.
