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Jing Dining Room & Bar

  • CuisineContemporary Cantonese and Chongqing fusion
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeIntimate, refined, special-occasion dining room
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • Price$$$$ (CNY 400-800 / USD 56-113 per person)

Jing Dining Room & Bar sits on the 42nd floor of Raffles City Chongqing in Yuzhong District, positioned as one of the complex's more intimate fine-dining rooms rather than the larger sky-bar format found elsewhere in the building.

Jing Dining Room & Bar sits on the 42nd floor of Raffles City Chongqing in Yuzhong District, positioned as one of the complex's more intimate fine-dining rooms rather than the larger sky-bar format found elsewhere in the building. The kitchen serves contemporary Cantonese cuisine with Chongqing fusion touches, pairing modern Cantonese seafood technique with tasting plates that draw on local Chongqing ingredients and flavor profiles, an approach aimed at diners who want refined Chinese cooking rather than the city's more famous street-food and hotpot traditions. A wine pairing menu accompanies the tasting format, notable in a city where hotpot restaurants dominate the dining conversation and structured wine programmes are comparatively rare. The dining room itself is designed for intimacy: smaller, more controlled seating than a typical hotel restaurant, subdued lighting, and window tables that look out over both the Yangtze and Jialing rivers simultaneously given the building's position at their confluence. Reservations are described as essential, particularly for river-view tables, reflecting the restaurant's status as one of the more sought-after fine-dining reservations in Chongqing. The overall price point, among the highest in this dataset, situates Jing as a special-occasion destination rather than a casual dinner option, with quiet, formal service to match.

Practical information for Jing Dining Room & Bar · Last updated August 2026
Price $$$$ (CNY 400-800 / USD 56-113 per person)
Hours Daily 6PM-11PM
Reservations Essential, particularly for river-view tables
Address 42nd Floor, Raffles City Chongqing, No. 8 Jiesheng Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

Signature dishes

  • Modern Cantonese seafood
  • Chongqing-inspired tasting plates
  • Wine pairing menu

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Known for
Intimate contemporary Chinese fine-dining room on the 42nd floor with views over both the Yangtze and Jialing rivers

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Location

42nd Floor, Raffles City Chongqing, No. 8 Jiesheng Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China

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Highlights

  • Contemporary Cantonese cuisine with Chongqing-inspired tasting plates
  • Structured wine pairing menu, uncommon among Chongqing's dining scene
  • Intimate 42nd-floor dining room with dual views of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers
  • One of the more sought-after fine-dining reservations in the city

Tips for visiting

  • Book well in advance -- reservations are considered essential, not merely recommended
  • Request a river-view table specifically when booking, as they are the most requested seating
  • Consider the wine pairing menu to complement the tasting plates
  • Reserve dinner rather than lunch; the restaurant's single evening service (6PM-11PM) is its main seating

Accessibility

The restaurant is reached by elevator within Raffles City Chongqing, making it step-free from the ground floor of the complex.

Frequently asked questions

What style of cuisine does Jing Dining Room & Bar serve?

It serves contemporary Cantonese cuisine with Chongqing-inspired fusion tasting plates.

Does the restaurant offer a wine programme?

Yes, a wine pairing menu is offered alongside the tasting plates.

How difficult is it to get a reservation?

Reservations are considered essential, particularly for the river-facing tables, and should be booked well ahead.

What is the view like from Jing?

The 42nd-floor dining room overlooks both the Yangtze and Jialing rivers at their confluence.