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Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant32 Qianmen Avenue, Beijing, ChinaTel: +86 (0)10 6511 2418 This is Beijing's most famous Peking Duck restaurant, and also one of the oldest, having been established in 1864. The huge, plush dining hall is filled with diners eager to try this dish in its most authentic setting. A basic duck starts at CNY108, but the pancakes, scallions and sauces are extra. For CNY168 you can choose your bird before it is roasted, and get all the trimmings "for free". The menu also has dishes made from every other part of the duck, save the quack. Beers, spirits and soft drinks are served, and there is a separate fast-food section.
Photos of Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant, BeijingUser Reviews for Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant
Sep 27, 2006 by
Shaun from London
“We dined at the Wangfujing branch, and were not sure if we got the John Malkovich floor, because having read about the best duck in China, delightful ambience etc., we were in for a big disappointment. There was a fairly extensive menu for my fish/ veggie girlfriend- prawns on toast was selected which ended up being inedible, one piece of toast bizarrely being delivered with half an inch of mayonnaise on top, sprinkled with 100s & 1000s dessert garnishing. The duck was cold and bland, I ate much better of the same dish while in China and consistently get better in London. The greeting staff were not interested in the slightest in listening to our requests, only focusing on getting us in the lift up. The place was about 50% full so there was lots of waiting staff, but they were clearly only interested in getting home for the night (we ate around 9 pm). The service was average at best, and ambience levels about the same as the cafeteria at work. We knew this was not going to be the cheapest place in China, but really it was very overpriced for the food & overall experience. (the toast was the same price as the duck.) The waiter at the table pointedly counting the money which didn't include anything extra over while we finished our bottle of wine was a nice touch to finish off. Not recommended.” 4 of 5 people found this review helpful.Popular Restraurants in BeijingView all restaurants in Beijing
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