It doesn't operate publicly, only entertaining guests who hold membership.
The rules are shockingly strict:
Consumption standard: Basic package is 8,888 yuan per person, with an additional **15% service charge.
This is just entry-level; if paired with the restaurant's carefully selected wines, the per person cost easily exceeds 10,000 yuan.
Special customized menus are open-ended.
Also, Jinghua Pavilion is membership-based, only serving its members.
Even the most basic membership can't be obtained just by having money; it requires recommendation from three senior members.
Being a member of Jinghua Pavilion has long been a symbol of identity and circle.
It is the place in Beijing where countless wealthy individuals, celebrities, and big shots discuss important matters, enjoying extreme privacy and prestige.
Jiang Tao's membership card was given by Xiang Huabin when he attended a banquet at Huabin Manor yesterday, and it's the highest level platinum membership card.
