King's Joy, pronounced Jingzhaoyin in Chinese, an ancient Chinese term meaning "Beijing mayor", is a vegetarian restaurant in Beijing. Unlike other vegetarian restaurants which often rely on mock meat, King’s Joy positions itself as a top-level vegetarian restaurant serves high-end vegetarian set menus. It is famous for its delicate dim sum and vegetarian food.

A traditional courtyard house opposite to the Lama Temple, this restaurant combines traditional Chinese architecture with Western dining comfort. Its core concept is that healthy food promotes health and vitality. The dining area has a glass roof which allows natural light pouring into. There are also private rooms with views of lovely bamboo wood.

At an average price of 580 RMB per person, it is not a place for casual dinner. But for the delicate dishes and a delightful vegetable experience, it is worth a visit.

Address: No. 2 Wudaoying Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Tel: +86 10 8404 9191