Jing Shuan Tang · Old Beijing Copper Pot Hot Pot (Yunnan's First Store)
Hot pot · ⭐ 4.7
No. 472 Dianchi Road
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Kunming, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at No. 472 Dianchi Road. It is a Hot pot place, and the flavors are rich (savory and bold; some bases can be spicy). Dragon Mate recommends you try: One-Meter Lamb Ribs, Three Sheep Prosperity Rising Step by Step, Yunnan Double-Bloomed Rose Milk Skin Yogurt.
If you do not eat pork, make sure to use Dragon Mate voice to clearly tell the staff “no pork” before ordering.
Restaurant guide
- City: Kunming
- Category: Hot pot
- Rating: 4.7
- Address: No. 472 Dianchi Road
- Popular dishes: One-Meter Lamb Ribs, Three Sheep Prosperity Rising Step by Step, Yunnan Double-Bloomed Rose Milk Skin Yogurt, Beijing-style Hot Pot Tang's Milk Skin Yogurt, Traditional Clear Soup Copper Pot
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Dishes
One-Meter Lamb RibsA dish featuring long lamb ribs marinated and grilled to perfection, offering tender meat with rich flavor.
Three Sheep Prosperity Rising Step by StepA traditional Chinese dish featuring lamb and vegetables steamed together, symbolizing prosperity and continuous growth.
Yunnan Double-Bloomed Rose Milk Skin YogurtMade with Yunnan double-bloomed rose and fresh milk skin yogurt, naturally infused with rose petals, offering a rich, smooth texture with delicate floral and dairy aroma, unsweetened and balanced in tartness and sweetness.
Beijing-style Hot Pot Tang's Milk Skin YogurtMade from fresh milk slowly cooked to form a milk skin, then blended with premium yogurt and fermented. Creamy texture with rich dairy aroma and a mild tangy sweetness.
Traditional Clear Soup Copper PotTraditional clear soup copper pot is made primarily with fresh meats (such as lamb or beef) and vegetables, cooked in water or broth. The copper pot, serving as the cooking vessel, has excellent heat conductivity, ensuring even heating of the ingredients. To prepare, slice the ingredients and place them in the copper pot, adding an appropriate amount of water or broth, then simmer over medium-low heat to preserve the original flavors.
Original Cut Wagyu BeefPrime ribeye steak is cut directly from fresh beef (such as tenderloin or sirloin), preserving its natural texture and tenderness. Usually marinated briefly and cooked by grilling, pan-frying, or boiling to maintain juiciness and tenderness.
Hulunbuir Lamb RibsHulunbuir lamb ribs feature tender, juicy meat from grass-fed sheep, marinated and grilled over charcoal for a rich, authentic taste.
Hulunbuir Lamb Leg MeatHulunbuir lamb leg meat uses fresh lamb leg from Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, marinated and cooked by roasting or stewing to retain the original flavor, with tender and juicy meat.
Hulunbuir High-Calcium LambHulunbuir high-calcium lamb uses premium lamb from the Hulunbuir grassland, known for its tender texture and rich calcium content. Prepared by steaming or grilling to preserve natural flavor and nutrition.
Harbin Sour Cabbage Hot PotA traditional Northeast Chinese hot pot featuring fermented cabbage, pork belly, and noodles, simmered slowly to create a rich, tangy flavor.
Dried Mushroom and Wild Garlic Flower PasteA flavorful paste made from dried mushrooms and wild garlic flowers, popular in Yunnan cuisine for its rich aroma and savory taste.
Fresh Hand-Trimmed SirloinHand-cut fresh oxtail beef is made from the tenderloin portion of beef, hand-sliced and quickly blanched to maintain its tenderness. The main ingredient is fresh beef, prepared by slicing and cooking it fresh, ideal for hot pot or涮锅 (hot pot) dining.
Beijing-style Boiled TripeOld Beijing water-boiled tripe is a traditional Beijing dish, primarily made with fresh beef tripe or lamb stomach. The preparation involves slicing the tripe into thin strips, quickly blanching them in boiling water until cooked, then draining off the water. Finally, it is mixed with sauces such as sesame paste, soy sauce, vinegar, and chili oil.