Tang Gong · Yue Cuisine Seafood (Hilton Location)
Cantonese cuisine · ⭐ 4.7
Level 2, Hilton Hotel, No. 1 Dongfang Road
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Beijing, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at Level 2, Hilton Hotel, No. 1 Dongfang Road. It is a Cantonese cuisine place, and the flavors are light (fresh/sweet/clean). Dragon Mate recommends you try: Tang Palace Roast Goose, Tang Palace Scallion Oil Flatbread, Tang Palace Shrimp Dumplings.
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: Beijing
- Category: Cantonese cuisine
- Rating: 4.7
- Address: Level 2, Hilton Hotel, No. 1 Dongfang Road
- Popular dishes: Tang Palace Roast Goose, Tang Palace Scallion Oil Flatbread, Tang Palace Shrimp Dumplings, Tang Palace Gold Medal Pigeon, Tang Palace Golden Silver Seafood Rice Soup
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Dishes
Tang Palace Roast GooseTang Palace Roast Goose features a whole goose marinated, air-dried, and roasted in a hanging oven. The skin is crispy, the meat tender and flavorful, with a unique taste from special sauce applied during cooking.
Tang Palace Scallion Oil FlatbreadTang Palace scallion oil cake is a Chinese pastry made from flour mixed with scallions, salt, and water, then flattened, folded or rolled, and pan-fried. It features a crispy exterior and soft interior with rich scallion aroma.
Tang Palace Shrimp DumplingsTang Palace Shrimp Dumplings are made with fresh shrimp and pork, wrapped in transparent thin dough and steamed. The filling is a blend of seasoned shrimp and pork, shaped into half-moons, and steamed until the skin becomes translucent and elastic with a tender, juicy center.
Tang Palace Gold Medal PigeonTang Palace Gold Medal Pigeon is made from fresh squab, marinated and roasted to perfection. The meat is tender, the skin crispy, preserving the pigeon's natural flavor.
Tang Palace Golden Silver Seafood Rice SoupTang Palace Golden Silver Seafood Rice Soup is made with rice, shrimp, squid, crab meat, and辅料 like egg, green peas, and carrots, cooked or simmered. The rice is soft and glutinous, with fresh seafood aroma and rich nutrition.
Roast SquabRoast squab is a dish primarily made with young pigeons as the main ingredient. After marinating, the squabs are roasted over charcoal or in an oven until the skin turns golden and crispy, while the meat remains tender and juicy. Aromatic spices can be added during roasting to enhance the flavor.
Crispy Red Rice Noodle with Fresh ShrimpCrispy red rice shrimp sausage made with fresh shrimp and red rice casing, seasoned, stuffed, and fried for a crunchy exterior and tender interior.
Egg Yolk Custard BunEgg yolk custard bao is a classic Chinese dim sum, featuring a soft dough wrapper filled with a rich, flowing egg yolk custard filling. During preparation, the specially made custard filling is wrapped in dough and steamed, resulting in a silky, sand-like texture that melts in your mouth and fills the air with irresistible aroma.
Fragrant Durian PastryFragrant durian puff is made with fresh durian flesh wrapped in flaky pastry, featuring a golden crispy crust and rich durian filling.
Braised Chicken Feet in Oyster SauceChicken feet are blanched, then simmered with abalone sauce, soy sauce, and sugar to absorb the rich flavor, resulting in a soft and savory dish.
Reviews
- Jamie_16Service here was honestly super attentive — they kept refilling our tea without us even asking and swapped out the plates whenever they got messy. The food was really good too. The squab wasn't the crispiest skin I've ever had, but the meat was so tender and juicy, totally worth trying. The shrimp dumplings and red rice rolls were both on point, and the durian pastry and lava egg tarts were honestly so beautifully made for dim sum. Only downside is weekends get pretty packed, so the food came out a bit slow. I'd say go during off-peak hours if you can. Overall though, this place works for everyone — families, friends, whatever — and you can just relax and enjoy a solid Cantonese meal. Will definitely be back.
