Time to eat, drink and be merry
Updated: 2015-12-25 09:36
(China Daily)
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Say it with bubbles
It's time to drink Champagne and blow bubbles, say the award-winning folks at Temple Restaurant Beijing and TRB-Bites. The original restaurant offers an early (7 pm) seating with a six-course dinner (1,231 yuan for two, 438 additional for wine pairing) and a late (8 pm) seating with an eight-course dinner (1,231 yuan per person, 648 yuan additional for wine pairing). TRB-Bites will offer the early-seating menu and price all night on New Year's Eve.
Temple Restaurant Beijing, 23 Shatan Beijie, Dongcheng district. 010-8400-2232.
TRB-Bites, 95 Donghuamen, Dongcheng district. 010-6401-6676.
Party like it's 1920
Looking for glam from almost a century ago? The much talked-about O'Bar celebrates New Year's Eve in Roaring Twenties style, with a live jazz band, creative snacks and a nice mix of champagnes as well as other wines. The dress code is 1920's style - there's a prize for the best outfit.
8 pm until late; 150 yuan entry includes one drink. 5/F, Nuo Hotel Beijing, 2A Jiangtai Road, Chao-yang district. 010-5926-8281.
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