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Restaurante chinês a 556 metros de altura ganha título de mais alto do mundo em um prédio


Reconhecimento foi feito pelo livro Guinness de recordes mundiais. O Heavenly Jin está localizado no 120º andar do maior arranha-céu da China. O Heavenly Jin está localizado a 556,36 metros de altura. Reprodução O restaurante mais alto do mundo dentro de um prédio está em Xangai, na China. Localizado a 556,36 metros de altura, o Heavenly Jin recebeu o reconhecimento concedido pelo Guinness, o livro dos recordes, no dia 22 de fevereiro deste ano. Segundo informações do Guinness, o Heavenly Jin superou o recorde anterior de 441,30 metros do At.mosphere, restaurante localizado no maior prédio do mundo, o Burj Khalifa, em Dubai. A vista de Xangai é um dos principais atrativos do restaurante. Reprodução O estabelecimento está localizado no 120º andar do J Hotel Shanghai Tower – por sua vez, o mais alto arranha-céu da China e segundo maior do mundo. Inaugurado no dia 19 de junho de 2021, o Heavenly Jin tem 256 assentos e cinco salas privadas para jantares. O restaurante é especializado na culinárias chinesa, japonesa e europeia. Reprodução O restaurante oferece pratos das culinárias chinesa, japonesa e europeia. Além da vista para Xangai, um dos destaques visuais do estabelecimento é o painel italiano de mosaicos de 30 metros de largura que retrata a Rota da Seda. O mosaico de 30 metros de largura retrata Rota da Seda. Reprodução O restaurante tem cozinha aberta e, para favorecer a vista, janelas que vão do chão ao teto. As refeições são oferecidas em três horários: Almoço: das 11h30 às 14h; Chá da tarde: 14h30 às 17h; Jantar: das 17h30 às 22h. As reservas devem ser feitas com antecedência. Os clientes podem acompanhar as atividades na cozinha. Reprodução O Guinness lembra que o Heavenly Jin é o restaurante mais alto do mundo dentro de um prédio. No entanto, o estabelecimento desse tipo localizado em altitude mais elevada fica na estação de esqui de Chacaltaya, na Bolívia, a 5.340 metros de altitude.

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