Where to Peking Duck in Beijing

Our second peking duck meal while in Beijing and I really like this restaurant. The kaoya (Roasted Duck) was as advertised.. crispy but not greasy 😋. We opted half duck with 4 sliced duck with caviar, they also have other fusion creative dishes that i would love to try next time. Price was very reasonable and their desserts also very interesting. They have many branches, but we tried the one at beijing lize tianjie mall near our hotel during weekday and there was no crowds or queue.

⭐️ Rating / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

📍Address: 丽泽路300号北京丽泽天街L4-07、08

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... Read moreDuring my visits to Beijing, trying Peking Duck has always been a highlight, given its status as a quintessential local delicacy. The restaurant referenced, Xiaodadong, is well-known for its modern take on this classic dish, delivering a crispy skin with tender, flavorful meat that truly embodies the traditional kaoya (Roasted Duck) experience. What sets Xiaodadong apart is not only the quality of duck but also its creative menu options, such as the half duck served with caviar, which adds a luxurious twist to the traditional presentation. One of my favorite aspects about dining here was the setting inside the Lize Tianjie Mall, which combines convenience for travelers and a spacious environment that avoids the typical crowded restaurant scene in Beijing. This made the experience more relaxed and enjoyable, especially during weekdays when the foot traffic is lower. Moreover, the reasonable pricing of dishes makes Xiaodadong accessible for many, without compromising on the quality and taste that Peking Duck lovers expect. I also appreciated their diverse dessert offerings, which offer an interesting finish to the meal and showcase a blend of traditional and innovative flavors. For those planning to explore Beijing’s culinary landscape, I recommend visiting this restaurant early in the week to avoid queues. Experimenting with their fusion dishes and exploring various locations of Xiaodadong across the city can give a broad sense of how this iconic dish can be both preserved and modernized. Bringing friends or family to share a hearty meal here can also be a wonderful way to discover and appreciate Beijing’s rich food culture together. Overall, Xiaodadong at Lize Tianjie offers not just great Peking Duck but an immersive dining experience that reflects the dynamic culinary scene of Beijing. Whether you are a first-timer or a returning foodie, this place is worth adding to your must-try list when visiting the city.

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