Amazing atmosphere, the dining area/theatre was of a large scale. The food was average at best and different if you're used to authentic Cantonese dim sums you get in Chinatown.

But the show was where most people are amazed at. Live music, live show, variety of storyline. Entertaining and worthwhile to watch.

The performers were professional and you can see the dedication to the arts in some performers. One lady smiled all the way through, even when she was no longer playing and just on...

As a preface to all my reviews of China, note that Google will not work when you get here. You will need a VPN downloaded before you get here.

I went here twice. I was on a work trip and went here on my own time. Unwittingly did this, as the work trip's banquet was also here.

I can say that if you come here, you should indeed fork out for the front seats and for the dining experience. The food is not good, but it affords you front seats. You get to see all the actors, and all the details...

Watching the performance at the Tang Dynasty Theatre was like stepping into a piece of living history. The highlight of the evening was an exquisite dance performance featuring Empress Wu Zetian, capturing the elegance and grandeur of the Tang Dynasty. The performers were captivating, dressed in vibrant, intricate costumes that seemed to shimmer under the stage lights. Every move was graceful, evoking the poise and power of Empress Wu Zetian, one of China’s most iconic rulers.

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