Quanjude Qianmen
A historic restaurant famous for wood-fired duck, roasting since 1864.
- Category
- Restaurant
- Duration
- 1.5 h
- Price
- $$$
- Best time
- Lunch and dinner
Tip: If you are two, order half a duck.
Show on mapBeijing cuisine blends imperial palace dishes, northern Chinese noodles and dumplings, and hutong street snacks. Peking duck is a must, alongside noodles, pastries and spicy northern fare.
The interactive map needs JavaScript.
Use two fingers to move and zoom the map.
A historic restaurant famous for wood-fired duck, roasting since 1864.
Tip: If you are two, order half a duck.
Show on mapA stylish duck restaurant known for crisp, leaner duck and modern presentation.
Tip: Buy tickets online in advance.
Show on mapA popular restaurant serving good-value duck, with a branch near the Forbidden City.
Tip: Go before the meal rush; queues can be long.
Show on mapA famous late-night food street lined with spicy crayfish and hotpot restaurants.
Tip: Go before the meal rush; queues can be long.
Show on mapLocal-style duck served in a small courtyard; reservations needed.
Tip: Buy tickets online in advance.
Show on mapA touristy but lively street of tanghulu, skewers and traditional snacks.
Tip: Set up Alipay or WeChat Pay; cash is often not accepted.
Show on mapA night market near Wangfujing with skewers, insects and sweet treats.
Tip: Set up Alipay or WeChat Pay; cash is often not accepted.
Show on mapA classic Beijing teahouse with tea, traditional pastries and stage shows.
Tip: Buy tickets online in advance.
Show on mapA food court near Houhai gathering classic Beijing snacks under one roof.
Tip: Set up Alipay or WeChat Pay; cash is often not accepted.
Show on mapLast updated:
Please verify with official sources before your visit.
Pick themes and days; we build your day-by-day trip plan.
Create a plan for this city