Where to eat Peking duck in Berlin

All 12 restaurants here explicitly list Peking duck on their menus. They are grouped by whole or multi-person servings, half or small portions, and menus that state pre-ordering; cards show only confirmed party-size, price and ordering details.

12 restaurants

Whole duck, for a group

These menus explicitly state a whole duck or a serving for two to four people. Cards show the confirmed party size and price; confirm any reservation requirement with the restaurant.

Half duck / smaller portions

These menus explicitly list a half duck, small serving or portion of Peking duck; Zhou's marks its half duck for one person.

Pre-order stated on the menu

Both Hot Spot and HowHow mark Peking duck as requiring pre-order; contact the restaurant before visiting to confirm timing.

Frequently asked questions

How many people does a whole Peking duck serve?
It depends on the menu: Donghailou and Hui Feng state 3–4 people, while Hua Li Du states four. Peking Ente serves two, and China City offers a two-person set.
Can I get Peking duck as a single diner?
Smaller options exist. Zhou's marks half a duck for one person, Ming Dynastie West lists a half duck, Good Friends offers a portion with pancakes, and Jolly has a small starter with 8 pancakes.
Do I need to reserve ahead for Peking duck?
Hot Spot and HowHow explicitly mark Peking duck as pre-order on their menus. We do not have one verified reservation rule for the other restaurants, so confirm directly before visiting.
Where in Berlin can I eat Peking duck?
The selected restaurants span Mitte, Charlottenburg, Prenzlauer Berg, Wilmersdorf and other areas. Start with portion size and pre-order requirements, then use each card's address and neighbourhood.
How much does Peking duck cost?
Current menu photos confirm two prices: No.98's A1 whole Peking duck is €74.90; China City's two-person set is €70, with each additional person €35. Check current menus for the others.

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