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Overview

  • Ways to explore: Choose your preferred seating—section B for standard access, section A for clearer, more comfortable views, or VIP for the most immersive front-row experience.
  • Dining experience: Enjoy a 7-course gourmet Chinese meal paired with signature teas, with each course presented as part of a larger cultural story.
  • Show highlights: Experience multi-sensory digital art and live cultural performances, including music, dance, and theatrical storytelling.
  • When to visit: Evening slots offer the most immersive atmosphere, with performances and projections fully integrated into the dining experience.
  • Good to know: All tickets include the full dining experience, performances, and tea pairings. Seating location determines your view and level of immersion.
  • Best upgrade: Pick section B for great value and full access, section A for more comfortable seating with clearer views, or VIP for front-row seats and the most immersive, up-close experience of the show.

Your guide to the Taste Of China immersive dining experience tickets

CategorySeating optionEntrance usedIncludesWhy pick this

Standard ticket

Section B seating

Main venue entrance

Entry, 7-course meal, tea pairings, performances

Best for value with full access to dining and show

Standard ticket

Section A seating

Main venue entrance

Entry, 7-course meal, tea pairings, performances

Ideal for clearer views and more comfortable seating

Standard ticket

VIP seating

Main venue entrance (priority seating area)

Entry, 7-course meal, tea pairings, performances

Perfect for front-row, immersive views of performances

What to expect at Taste Of China immersive dining experience

Curated dish at "Taste of China" Immersive Restaurant, Shanghai, featuring lobster and spicy stew.
Shadow performance at Taste of China Immersive Restaurant, Shanghai.
Performers at TASTE OF CHINA Immersive Restaurant, Shanghai, showcasing traditional Chinese opera.
Traditional Chinese attire at "Taste of China" restaurant, Shanghai.
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Multi-sensory dining

Enjoy a 7-course gourmet journey inspired by China’s seven regions, with each dish paired with signature teas and presented as part of an evolving cultural story.

Immersive digital projections

Dine inside a 270° panoramic setting where landscapes like mountains, rivers, and ancient cities unfold around you, enhanced by surround sound and interactive table elements.

Cultural performances

Watch traditional music, dance, and theatrical acts, often woven into each course, bringing Chinese heritage and storytelling to life throughout the experience.

Story-driven culinary journey

Each course represents a different region of China, combining local flavours, modern techniques, and carefully curated tableware to reflect its cultural identity.

Flexible seating options

Choose between section B for a wider, elevated view, section A for closer and more balanced views, or VIP for front-row seating near the performances. Each section offers a different level of immersion, with VIP being the most up-close and engaging.

Things to know before booking Taste Of China immersive dining experience tickets

  • Booking window: Seats are limited per session and popular slots, especially VIP, sell out quickly. Book in advance to secure your preferred time and seating.
  • Entry & seating: Seating is pre-assigned based on your selected section (B, A, or VIP). Arrive at least 15–20 minutes early for a smooth check-in and timely seating before the show begins.
  • Duration: The experience lasts approximately 2 hours, with courses and performances timed in sequence. Plan your schedule accordingly.
  • What’s included: All tickets include the full experience, a 7-course gourmet meal inspired by regional Chinese cuisine, signature tea pairings, and access to all live performances and digital projections.
  • Ways to experience: This is a structured, seated experience where dining and performances are synchronized. Each course is served alongside a new visual and storytelling segment.
  • Seating strategy: If visuals and performance immersion matter most, opt for VIP. Section A offers a balanced experience, while section B is ideal if you want value without missing out on the overall show.
  • Best time to visit: Evening sessions offer the most immersive setting, with enhanced lighting, projections, and a more theatrical atmosphere.
  • Location & access: Hosted at a purpose-built immersive dining venue (location shared on your ticket), typically in a central area with easy access by taxi or public transport.
  • Dress code: Smart casual is recommended, comfortable yet polished attire suits the upscale dining and performance setting.

Inside the Taste Of China immersive dining experience

Curated dish on themed tray with miniature landscape at Taste of China, Shanghai.
Traditional tea ceremony at TASTE OF CHINA Immersive Chinese Restaurant, Shanghai.
Hukou Waterfall immersive screen at TASTE OF CHINA restaurant, Shanghai.
Kung fu artist performing at TASTE OF CHINA Immersive Restaurant, Shanghai.
Dining table with Peking duck and jasmine tea at Taste of China, Shanghai.
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7-course regional tasting menu

The experience is structured around seven courses, each inspired by a different region of China such as Sichuan, Cantonese, or Jiangnan cuisine. Expect a mix of textures and techniques, from delicate starters to rich mains and refined desserts, all presented with modern plating.

Tea-led dining experience

Instead of wine, the menu is paired with a progression of Chinese teas, ranging from light floral infusions to deeper roasted varieties, selected to complement each course and cleanse the palate between dishes.

270° immersive dining theatre

The dining hall is built like a theatre, with wraparound projection walls and a central performance space. Visuals shift throughout the meal, from ancient towns and riverscapes to seasonal scenes, synchronised with sound, lighting, and course transitions.

Course-synced performances

Each dish is introduced alongside a short live act or visual sequence, often inspired by folklore, festivals, or regional traditions. Performances are integrated into the pacing of the meal rather than running separately.

Interactive table elements

Tables are embedded with projection mapping, creating effects like moving water, blooming flowers, or animated motifs that change with each course, adding a tactile, visual layer to the dining setup.

Tiered seating layout

The venue is arranged in a tiered format around the central stage. VIP seats are closest to the action, section A offers mid-range proximity with balanced views, and section B is slightly elevated, giving a wider perspective of both performances and projections.

Plan your visit

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Daily: Multiple lunch and dinner sessions (exact timings vary by day)

Duration: Approx. 2 hours per session

Best time of day: Evening sessions offer a more immersive atmosphere, with enhanced lighting, projections, and live performances.

Best day to visit: Weekdays are generally less crowded, while weekends offer a livelier ambience.

Seating & sessions: Each session is fixed and follows a timed sequence of courses and performances. Arrive at least 15–20 minutes early for check-in and seating.

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Address: Unit LG1-03, Basement 1, The Bund City Hall Plaza (formerly Old Municipal Government Building), 270 Henan Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China. Find on Maps.

By metro: Take Shanghai Metro Line 2 and get down at Lujiazui Station. From here, it’s a short 10–15 minute walk or a quick taxi ride to the venue, located within the Lujiazui/Pudong area.

By taxi or rideshare: The easiest way to reach the venue, especially for evening sessions. Use apps like DiDi or show the venue name (in Chinese, as listed on your ticket) to the driver for accurate drop-off.

By car: If driving, parking is available in nearby commercial buildings and malls in the Lujiazui district, though spaces may be limited during peak evening hours.

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  • Dining setup: Fully seated dining with pre-assigned tables based on your selected seating section (B, A, or VIP).
  • Restrooms: Available within the venue.
  • Service staff: Dedicated staff guide you through seating and course service throughout the experience.
  • Climate-controlled venue: Indoor, air-conditioned space designed for comfort during the show.
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  • The venue is generally accessible, with step-free entry in most areas.
  • Seating layouts may vary by section; VIP and A Zone typically offer easier access.
  • Assistance may be available on request. Inform the venue in advance if needed.
  • Since this is a seated experience, minimal walking is required during the show.

Tips & guidelines

  • Choose your seating wisely: VIP offers the most immersive, close-up views; section A balances view and comfort; section B is best for value while still enjoying the full experience.
  • Plan your evening around it: The experience runs continuously for 2 hours with no breaks between courses and performances. Avoid scheduling anything immediately after.
  • Share dietary needs in advance: Menus are curated and timed; last-minute changes may not be possible once service begins.
  • Keep your phone discreet: Photos are usually allowed, but avoid flash and prolonged filming so you don’t disrupt projections or live acts.
  • Dress smart casual: The setting is upscale and photo-worthy, so dress accordingly for a more immersive experience.
  • Limit large bags: Seating areas are designed for dining and performances, carry minimal belongings for comfort.
  • Follow staff guidance: Service and performances are tightly coordinated; staff will cue when to start each course and guide interactions.
  • Travel with buffer time: Traffic in central Shanghai can be unpredictable, especially in the evening, plan extra time for arrival.

Frequently asked questions about Taste Of China immersive dining experience tickets

Your ticket includes a 7-course gourmet Chinese meal, signature tea pairings for each course, and access to the full immersive experience with digital projections and live cultural performances.

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