for groups and hosts
Hosting clients, family and group celebrations
Why this kind of seated, staged banquet works for a group that's planned ahead.
Check seatings and price ↗Who tends to book this
| Group | Why it fits |
|---|---|
| Visiting clients | A seated, staged evening gives structure to a work dinner without anyone having to choose a restaurant on the fly |
| Family groups | The fixed set menu and set sittings mean no last-minute ordering decisions for a mixed group |
| Celebrations | A banquet format suits marking an occasion without the group needing to arrange its own programme |
Why a set format suits a hosted group
Booking a fixed sitting and a fixed menu removes the usual friction of a group dinner — no one has to choose where to eat or what to order, and the performance gives the evening its own shape.
Booking for visiting clients
A sitting with a clear start and finish time, and a programme that doesn't depend on a shared language, makes this an easier evening to put in front of clients who are in Shanghai for a short trip.
Group size and seating
Enter the number in your party when you book, and let the sitting's own availability set the limit rather than guessing ahead of time.
The Hanfu add-on for celebrations
The costume option is one way to mark an occasion inside the booking itself — a paid add-on per guest who wants it, arranged on site rather than booked in advance separately.
Timing a group evening
Choosing the dinner sitting over the lunch one turns the banquet into the evening's main event, which tends to suit a celebration better than slotting it into the middle of a working day.
What to tell your group beforehand
Let the group know check-in is fixed to whichever sitting is booked, that the menu is fixed rather than ordered at the table, and that a vegetarian version needs to be requested in advance.