China
- Beijing
- Carousel Revolving Restaurant, Xiyuan Hotel, Beijing
- Revolving Restaurant, China Central Television Tower, Beijing, the world's highest revolving restaurant.
- Starlight Revolving Restaurant, Beijing International Hotel, Beijing (closed)
- Summit Club Restaurant and Lounge, Hotel Kunlun, Beijing
- Chengdu
- Restaurant Grande, West Pearl Tower, Chengdu
- Chongqing
- Jiuchongtian (Cloud 9) Revolving Restaurant, Yu Du Hotel {Jiefangbei CBD}, Chongqing
- Dalian
- Mingzhu Revolving Restaurant, Bohai Grand Hotel, Dalian
- Revolving Restaurant, Bohai Pearl Hotel, Dalian
- Revolving Restaurant, Dalian Radio and TV Tower, Dalian
- Guangzhou
- Carousel Restaurant, Garden Hotel, Guangzhou
- Revolving Restaurant, Aiqun Hotel, Guangzhou
- Sky Cafe-Revolving Restaurant, Guangdong Asia International Hotel, Guangzhou
- Hangzhou
- J Western Restaurant, Tianyuan Tower Hotel, Hangzhou
- Restaurant Café and Bar, Friendship Hotel, Hangzhou
- Hong Kong
- VIEW62, Hopewell Centre, Hong Kong
- Macau
- 360° Café, Macau Tower, Macau
- Rotunda Revolving Restaurant, Metro Park Hotel, Macau
- Shanghai
- Art 50, Hotel Novotel Shanghai Atlantis, Shanghai
- Blue Heaven Revolving Restaurant, Jin Jiang Tower, Shanghai
- Epicure on 45, Radisson Hotel Shanghai New World, Shanghai
- Oriental Pearl Revolving Restaurant, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai
- Shenzhen
- Tiara, Shangri La Hotel, Shenzhen
- Tianjin
- Revolving Restaurant, Tianjin Radio and Television Tower, Tianjin
- Wenzhou
- Revolving Restaurant, Wenzhou International Hotel, Wenzhou
- Wuhan
- Panorama Restaurant, Holiday Inn Wuhan-Riverside, Wuhan
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