As Easter weekend approaches, it aligns perfectly with the Qingming holiday, giving us all the chance to enjoy an extended three-day break. This year, if you’re looking for a festive way to celebrate, many restaurants in Beijing are hosting delightful Easter brunches. From extravagant feasts to laid-back gatherings, there’s an option for everyone.
Kempinski Hotel
This year, Kempinski presents a Dual-Restaurant Easter Brunch featuring two unique buffets and free-flow options available on both Saturday and Sunday. The first buffet is located at Signature’s Restaurant, offering a variety of seafood dishes, a carving station, Easter-themed desserts, and free-flowing wine, beer, and soft drinks. The second option, on Paulaner’s terrace, offers a delicious German-themed BBQ buffet featuring items like Crispy Pork Knuckle and Homemade German Sausages, accompanied by free-flow Paulaner beer and soft drinks.
Both brunches grant access to their Easter Garden, where children can enjoy activities such as an Easter egg hunt, egg painting, craft workshops, and a bouncy castle. You can read more details about the brunches here.
Signature’s Easter Brunch Buffet
When: Noon-3pm, Apr 4-5
Where: Signature’s Restaurant
Price: RMB 498/adult; RMB 249/child (aged 6-11)
Booking: Call 010 6465 3388 ext. 4222
Paulaner Easter Terrace BBQ Lunch Buffet
When: Noon-3pm, Apr 4-5
Where: Paulaner
Price: RMB 338/adult; RMB 169/child (aged 6-11)
Booking: Call 010 6465 3388 ext. 4211
EAST Hotel
Feast at EAST Hotel is offering an Easter edition of their renowned weekend semi-buffet brunch. Guests will enjoy an à la carte meal along with unlimited access to the buffet selection, which boasts fresh seafood, cold cuts, cheeses, pastries, and more. Additionally, free-flow beer, wine, and soft drinks are included. Special activities for children, such as an Easter egg hunt and egg painting, will also be available. You can read more details about the brunch here.
When: 11.30am-3pm, Apr 4-5
Where: Feast, EAST Beijing
Price: RMB 398/adult; RMB 358/adult through WeChat shop; RMB 199/child
Booking: 010 8414 9898
The Local
The Local will host an Easter brunch on Saturday and Sunday, featuring a special soufflé pancake menu in addition to their regular offerings. Sunday’s brunch will have a family-friendly atmosphere with face painting and various activities for kids aged 12 and under. Early reservations with pre-payment will earn guests a complimentary Easter satchel and hot cross bun. You can read more details about the brunch here.
When: 11am-3pm, Apr 4-5
Where: The Local
Booking: Scan the QR code in the first poster
Regent Beijing
The Regent will present Easter Brunch from Saturday to Monday, featuring a selection of festive pass-around dishes like hot cross buns, roasted ham, and an Easter-themed dessert trolley. Guests can choose between two brunch options: the Butterfly Champagne Brunch, which includes a five-course meal with unlimited champagne, or the Butterfly Bubble Brunch, which offers a three-course meal with unlimited sparkling wine, house wine, cocktails, and soft drinks.
When: 11.30am-4pm, Apr 4-6
Where: Regent Beijing
Price: Butterfly Champagne Brunch RMB 888/person; Butterfly Bubble Brunch RMB 388/person
Booking: 010 8522 1888; 186 1070 5570
Zarah
Zarah will host an Easter-inspired brunch buffet on Sunday. Festive highlights will include dishes such as Fried Xiangchun Fritters, Avocado Spinach and Quinoa Salad, Pastry Bunnies, and Colorful Easter Eggs. Children can partake in an Easter hunt in the garden, while adults have the option to add three hours of free-flow wine, prosecco, beer, and Zarah’s signature cocktails. You can read more details about the brunch here.
When: 10am-2pm, Apr 5
Where: Zarah
Price: RMB 228/adult for all you can eat; RMB 388/adult for all you can eat with three hours of free-flow; RMB 168/child (aged 6-12)
Booking: 010 8403 9807
Eudora
Eudora will present an Easter brunch buffet on Sunday, featuring a carving station with specialties like Pineapple Smoked Ham, Roasted Salmon, Herb-Roasted Lamb Leg, and American Style Pork Ribs. Children will enjoy activities such as a lucky egg hunt, egg painting, and DIY pizza. You can read more details about the brunch here.
When: 11am-3pm, Apr 5
Where: Eudora Station
Price: RMB 158/adult; RMB 88/child
Booking: 010 6437 8331
NUO Hotel Beijing
N’Joy at the NUO Hotel will hold their Easter brunch on Saturday, featuring a “fresh seafood extravaganza” that includes a snapper carving show, fresh oysters, caviar, Alaskan crab legs, and more. Guests can also enjoy a variety of traditional brunch dishes, along with specially crafted Easter-themed desserts. Kids will be entertained with an Easter egg workshop, egg hunt, bunny hunting game, and a dedicated play area. The brunch will also offer free-flow house wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, and tea for adults. You can read more details about the brunch here.
When: 11.30am-2.30pm, Apr 4
Where: N’Joy, NUO Hotel Beijing
Price: RMB 668/adult; RMB 388/child
Booking: 010 5926 8238
Grand Hyatt Beijing at Oriental Plaza
The Balcony at the Grand Hyatt will host an Easter Brunch on Sunday, featuring a wide variety of buffet items, including salads, pasta, pizza, hot dishes, and desserts, along with special Easter dishes. The brunch will also include themed activities for children, such as an egg hunt and egg decorating.
When: 11.30am-2.30pm, Apr 5
Where: The Balcony, Grand Hyatt Beijing at Oriental Plaza
Price: RMB 388/adult; RMB 194/child; RMB 970/two adults and one child
Booking: 010 6510 9024
For additional Easter-themed events, you can explore our dedicated Easter events page by scanning the QR code in the poster below.
READ: Eight Spots to Get Your Hot Cross Bun Fix for Easter
Images: courtesy of the venues
Key Takeaways
- Many Beijing restaurants are offering special Easter brunches this weekend.
- Options range from extravagant buffets to family-friendly gatherings.
- Activities for children include egg hunts, crafts, and face painting.
- Buffet pricing varies, with options for both adults and children.
FAQ
What restaurants are offering Easter brunch in Beijing?
Several venues, including Kempinski Hotel, EAST Hotel, and The Local, are hosting Easter brunch events this weekend.
Are there activities for children during the brunch?
Yes, many restaurants provide kid-friendly activities such as Easter egg hunts and crafts to keep children entertained.
How do I make a reservation for Easter brunch?
Reservations can typically be made by calling the restaurant directly or booking through relevant apps like WeChat.
What types of food can I expect at these brunches?
Brunch offerings include a range of items, such as seafood, BBQ, pastries, and special Easter-themed dishes.
This Easter weekend presents an excellent opportunity to gather with family and friends over a delicious brunch. With numerous restaurants offering unique and festive experiences, there’s something for everyone!
