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Peking Duck, Private Kitchen 果果私房烤鸭

Cozy CBD restaurant decked out with multicolored Chinese kites and birdcage-fitted lanterns. A window onto an open kitchen invites you to spy on head chef Zhang Lujun and his team as they prepare the Chinese capital’s most famous dish and other fowl-centric delicacies, as well as classics like gongbao jiding and tangsu liji (sweet and sour pork). Prices are reasonable. A whole duck costs RMB 99 while most other selections (including the fusion duck cheese rolls) range between RMB 25-50. Set meals start at RMB 168.

Location

  • Chaoyangmenwai 朝阳门外
  • Vantone Center, 6A Chaoyangmenwai Dajie, Chaoyang District, Chaoyang District
  • 朝阳区朝阳门外大街6A号万通中心
  • Daily 11am-2pm, 6pm-9.30pm
  • 5907 1920
    • Chinese and foreign cards accepted
    • ¥¥¥ 50-80 per person

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User reviews of Peking Duck, Private Kitchen 果果私房烤鸭

A Nice Choice for Duck

Review of Peking Duck, Private Kitchen
5

When going for duck you either have expensive ducks in high end restaurants or the more economical ducks in places like Guolin that lack the atmosphere. Private Kitchen has great ducks and great dishes to go along with them but also has a nice intimate atmosphere and very competitive prices. The service was good and created for an all around good experience.

We will definitely come back the next time we are looking to have duck for 2.

Best Around

Review of Peking Duck, Private Kitchen
5

I took my in-laws here, and they hands down said it was the best meal they have had in Beijing (we have been to Baoyuan Jiaozi Wu for dumplings, Va Va Voom, Wu Li Xiang, and Drum and Gong Fusion). We ordered half the roast duck, the Goose liver tofu, the fried rice with beef and cabbage, the scaled Chinese vegetables, and the dessert of candied yam. The duck was beautiful and the goose tofu was simply put, out of this world. An imaginative yet authentic dish that brought foods in sync you never thought could go together. The fried rice was lovely though a tad soggy, and the vegetables were perfectly prepared but should have come with a variety of vegetables and greater quantity. The dessert which had no English translation on the menu was a brilliant surprise of roasted yam coated in candied sugar. It was indescribably fantastic, enticingly sweet, sticky and gooey. The atmosphere is subdued and relaxing, and with most dishes at only 28kwai, it is upper crust Chinese cuisine at local prices. Peking Duck Private Kitchen is the best duck in town and one of the best for creative and contemporary yet authentically Chinese.

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