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Address: 1 Cuihua Hutong Tel: 010-65590158
Introduction: Opposite to Huaqiao Tower, Wangfujing Street, Cuiyuan was once the private garden of Rui Lin, a famous scholar in the Qing dynasty. With unique and gorgeous interior decoration, delicious and exclusive dishes and quality service, Cuiyuan is an ideal place for you to enjoy your leisure time.
Main features: court cuisine and the Complete Manchu-Han Courses.
Reception capacity: 100 persons
Average cost: RMB 399
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