Peking Enten Haus in Hamburg

Das Original Peking Enten Haus gehört seit 1989 zu den bekanntesten chinesischen Restaurants Hamburgs und genießt weit über die Stadtgrenzen hinaus einen hervorragenden Ruf. Es zählt zu den wenigen Restaurants außerhalb Chinas, die über eine offizielle Lizenz zur traditionellen Zubereitung der Original-Pekingente verfügen. Dafür werden speziell ausgebildete Köche aus China eingesetzt, denn die klassische Zubereitung gilt als anspruchsvolle Handwerkskunst. Seit dem Umzug präsentiert sich das Restaurant deutlich moderner und zeitgemäßer. Das stilvolle Ambiente wirkt heller, hochwertiger und passt heute hervorragend zum Qualitätsanspruch des Hauses. Positiv hervorzuheben ist außerdem die komfortable Parksituation. Direkt vor dem Restaurant stehen zahlreiche Parkplätze zur Verfügung, sodass die Anreise auch mit dem Auto ausgesprochen angenehm ist. Gerade für Familien mit Kindern, ältere Gäste oder Rollstuhlfahrer ist dies ein echter Pluspunkt. Die Pekingente ist zweifellos gut und handwerklich sauber zubereitet. Wir vergeben bewusst vier statt fünf Sterne. Für den deutschen Markt gehört sie aus unserer Sicht zu den besseren Adressen und ist absolut empfehlenswert. Ein direkter Vergleich mit den renommiertesten Spezialitätenrestaurants in Peking wäre jedoch nicht fair, da sich Zutaten, Geschmack und Esskultur deutlich unterscheiden. Gäste, die mit der traditionellen Pekingente aus China aufgewachsen sind oder diese regelmäßig dort genießen, könnten den Geschmack und die Zubereitung als etwas weniger authentisch empfinden. Gemessen an den Erwartungen und Essgewohnheiten in Deutschland bewegt sich die Qualität insgesamt auf einem hohen Niveau. Die Rezeptur wurde erkennbar an den europäischen Geschmack angepasst, ohne den Charakter des Gerichts vollständig zu verlieren. Der Service ist freundlich und aufmerksam. Besonders hervorheben möchten wir den sympathischen italienischen Mitarbeiter sowie den chinesischen Küchenchef, die beide mit ihrer offenen und herzlichen Art zu einer angenehmen Atmosphäre beitragen. Wir sind außerdem überzeugt, dass guter Service immer in beide Richtungen funktioniert. Freundlichkeit erzeugt meistens Freundlichkeit. Vielleicht ist genau das einer der Gründe, warum wir uns hier jedes Mal willkommen fühlen und gerne wiederkommen. Unser Fazit: Das Original Peking Enten Haus verbindet jahrzehntelange Tradition mit einem modernen, zeitgemäßen Ambiente, einer sehr guten Erreichbarkeit und freundlichem Service. Die Pekingente zählt für uns zu den besseren Adressen in Deutschland und ist jederzeit eine Empfehlung wert. Für den fünften Stern wünschen wir uns lediglich noch etwas mehr Authentizität am Original aus Peking. Unabhängig davon kommen wir immer wieder gerne hierher und können das Restaurant mit gutem Gewissen weiterempfehlen.

Ich bin Chinesin und Pekingente ist mein Lieblingsgericht. In diesem Restaurant wird die Ente nicht richtig gebraten, und auch die Pfannkuchen sind furchtbar. Sie sind sehr hart und kaum zu kauen (nicht zäh, sondern einfach nur unangenehm). Und die Gurkenscheiben – so dicke Scheiben sieht man in keinem guten Restaurant… Die Soße ist außerdem viel zu salzig. Es kostet 70 Euro, und nach dem ersten Bissen habe ich keinen Appetit mehr. Ich habe eine halbe Stunde gewartet und bin dann noch eine halbe Stunde mit dem Bus nach Hause gefahren. Ich finde, die ganze Zeit und das Geld waren verschwendet. Vom Service und Ambiente will ich gar nicht erst anfangen, denn das Essen ist weit unter meinen Erwartungen. Ich habe sogar einmal Pekingente im Yu Garden gegessen, das nicht auf Pekingente spezialisiert ist. Deren Ente ist besser als die in diesem Restaurant. Ich bin sehr enttäuscht. Ich habe so lange gewartet, und ehrlich gesagt ist es kein billiges Essen, aber ich möchte keinen zweiten Bissen mehr essen. Dieses Restaurant muss sich dringend verbessern, um sich wirklich Pekingentenhaus nennen zu dürfen.

Wir hatten für zwei Personen reserviert. Das Restaurant ist sehr gepflegt und schlicht. Die Vorspeise ist ähnlich eines Gerichts (Rindfleisch) bei jedem Chinesen. Das Hauptgericht, die Ente, war hervorragend. Allerdings sollte man die excelente knusprige Haut sofort essen, Nach 10-15 Minuten ist die zäh und fettig, ebenso die Fladen Das Dessert bestand aus vorgekühlten Wassergläsern mit jeweils einem Stück Wassermelone, einer Litschi und einem Stück unreifer Honigmelone. Das Restaurant hätte sich einen großen Gefallen getan, dies Dessert durch einen Pflaumenwein oder ein nichtalkoholisches Getränk zu ersetzen. ZB einen Espresso. Den haben wir extra bestellt. Das Dessert zu ersetzen wäre stilvoller als dieses Miniobstglas. Grundsätzlich irritiert waren wir, daß das Personal außer des Kochs ausschließlich aus "Multikulti... vermutlich Italienern" bestand und diese Mitarbeiter sich auch nur intern in ihrer Sprache unterhielten. Das soll bitte nicht mißverstanden werden. Aber dadurch hatte ich zeitweise das Gefühl in einem italienischen Restaurant zu sein. Eigentlich schade. Dies chinesische Flair, daß man in einem so hoch gelobten Restaurant erwartet, war dadurch absolut nicht zu finden.

Peking Enten Haus – genau wie der Name es verspricht, bekommt man hier eine wunderbare Pekingente. Wir haben uns zu viert eine Ente geteilt und waren absolut begeistert! Die Ente wird auf einem Beiwagen direkt zum Tisch gebracht und vor den eigenen Augen tranchiert und serviert – wirklich ein tolles Erlebnis und unfassbar lecker. Man bestellt sich einfach verschiedene Beilagen dazu und kann sich durch die Vielfalt probieren. Tolles Essen, super Service! Das Ambiente wirkt zwar im ersten Moment etwas trist und erinnert an eine Kantine, aber darauf kommt es bei diesem großartigen Essen überhaupt nicht an. Man sollte nur einfach keinen durchgestylten Designer-Tempel erwarten.

Die Soße zur Pekingente war furchtbar. Der Kellner wollte den Getränkewunsch 1 sec nach dem Platz nehmen wissen.

Das Essen war okay, aber nichts Besonderes. Das Restaurant war komplett leer, und trotzdem gab es eine Verwechslung bei unserer Bestellung. Man kann eine halbe Ente für 65 € oder 70 € inklusive Vorspeise und Obst essen. Ich habe es einmal probiert, aber ich glaube nicht, dass ich wieder hingehen werde.

Die Peking Ente war absolut perfekt, leider war Ambiente und Service sehr bescheiden. Man durfte selbst seine Teller verteilen, wurde auch gebeten, die Teller zurück zu reichen und auch selber auf dem Tisch zu verteilen. Das war der Bedienung offensichtlich zu viel Arbeit.

Meine Frau und ich sowie ein befreundetes Ehepaar haben dieses Restaurant kürzlich besucht. Nachfolgende Bewertung basiert auf der jahrelangen beruflichen Tätigkeit in China von meiner Frau und mir. Wir kennen die originale chinesische Küche und können daher einen fundierten Vergleich anstellen. Deshalb bewerten wir dieses "Peking Enten Haus" auch lediglich mit 3 Sternen. 1. Die Zubereitung der "Hamburger Peking Ente" kann mit einer Originalente aus Peking leider nicht mithalten, liegt aber noch im - für Europäer annehmbaren Bereich, deshalb 4 Sterne. Das echte Geschmackserlebnis bleibt jedoch aus 2. Das Ambiente kann man leider nur als unpassend (unterkühlt) bezeichnen. Etwas mehr (Original!) China-Flair wäre dem Haus sicherlich zuträglich. Das keine chinesischen Stäbchen angeboten, sondern pauschal Messer und Gabel vorgelegt wurden lasse ich jetzt mal unkommentiert.. 3. Und hier kommen wir zum Service. Der Service war gut bemüht und sehr freundlich. Allerdings war alles ein wenig "Kulturfremd" - das Servicepersonal war (bis auf einen Chinesen) rein "Multikulti" Ein wirkliches "Chinaerlebnis" kam in diesem hochgelobten Haus zu keiner Zeit auf. Das ist wirklich sehr schade. Wir können dieses Restaurant aus den genannten Gründen leider nicht empfehlen und werden es auch nicht nochmals besuchen.

Die Ente ist super, selten so leckeren Eigengeschmack erlebt. Das Restaurant hält, was es verspricht. Die traditionelle Genussvariante ist sehr vorzüglich. Die Vorspeisen waren auch reichlich, so dass man auf jeden Fall zu viert oder fünft satt wird von einer ganzen Ente. Wir haben zu dritt noch etwas einpacken lassen. Der Service war stets freundlich, aufmerksam und immer auch für ein Späßchen oder Schnack zu haben, soweit vom Gast gewünscht. Wir haben uns Willkommen gefühlt. Vielen Dank für den schönen Nachmittag.

Haben eine halbe Peking Ente bestellt. Bekommen haben wir eine normale gebratene Ente, die echt trocken war. Und das für 70€!!! Die gibt's beim Lidl für 5,99. Die Soße schmeckte nach Kantine. Service unhöflich. Das Personal hat sich inne Klamotten gehabt vor den Gästen. Wären echt angepisst von dem Laden. Nie wieder!!!!!

Die Pekingente ist mega lecker und jedesmal wieder zu empfehlen. Das Ambiente in dem Restaurant ist eher als kühl zu bezeichnen, da waren es in dem alten Restaurant deutlich besser. Nun zur Bedienung. Wir kamen rein und die Bedienung murmelte aus der Entfernung hier ist ihr Tisch. Wäre schön wenn man am Eingang vielleicht abgeholt und zum Tisch gebracht wird. Hier ist Service noch ausbaufähig. Auch h bei der Bestellung am Tisch murmelte die Bedienung irgendwas unverständliches. Auf Nachfrage was er meint sagte er nur, er habe mit dem Koch gesprochen. Aha, der war aber nirgends zu sehen. Wahrscheinlich Hightech Ausrüstung mit versteckten Mikrofon.

Na ja... Von einem Lokal das Peking Enten Haus heißt, erwartet man ein bisschen Mehr... Die Auswahl ist sehr gering, der Reis ist klebrig und meine Cola war fast ohne Gas ( wahrscheinlich, aus der 2L Flasche serviert, weil es günstig ist). Die Ente die mein Mann bestellt hat, war nicht knusprig... Mein Fisch - na ja, macht halt satt. Preis-Leistung Verhältnis stimmt nicht, noch einmal werden wir definitiv nicht hingehen.

Der Service ist wirklich herausragend. Es wird immer darauf geachtet, dass genug von allem da ist. Haben einige Restaurants für Peking Ente in Hamburg getestet und man muss einfach sagen, hier gibt es die beste. Nachricht mit frischem Obst gab es gratis Einzig die Einrichtung ist wirklich nicht passend

Ich war schon mehrmals im Peking Ente Haus und das Peking-Ente-Gericht enttäuscht einfach nie. Das Fleisch ist außen schön knusprig, innen saftig und super aromatisch – genau so, wie es sein soll. Man merkt, dass hier Qualität und Erfahrung dahinterstecken. Ich komme immer wieder gerne her und kann es absolut weiterempfehlen!

Essen sehr gut, Service an Andreas unsagbar unfreundlich, am Ende besser, Ambiente groß, kühl aber sauber und Clean

Die Ente ist so gut!! Ambiente ist nicht besonders schön aber die Ente macht es wieder gut! Unbedingt auch die Peking Suppe bestellen! Auch ganz toll ist, dass Reste ans Tierheim gehen. Kommen immer gerne wieder

Essen hat geschmeckt,aber ist eine sehr abgespeckte Version von einer Pekingente,Normalerweise ist deren Hauptspeise woander eine Vorspeise.Entensuppe fehlt .Richtiger Hauptgang auch,Nachtisch Melone.Ich kenne Pekinente anders und Wir sind alle 4 dort nicht satt geworden,sorry.

My husband had reserved a table for two adults and a baby for this evening. We specifically requested a highchair when making the reservation. Unfortunately, upon arrival, we received a very unfriendly welcome. We were simply asked if we were at the table "in the back where lots of people are sitting." There was no friendly greeting or even eye contact. When we asked about the highchair, the waiter immediately told us that both were already taken. This was particularly disappointing, as we were there with an 11-month-old baby who, of course, couldn't sit on a regular chair. A restaurant this size should have more than just two highchairs, especially when they were requested during the reservation. Another waiter did try to find a solution, but after we were already seated at the table, had taken off our child's jacket, and waited, we were finally told that it wasn't possible after all. I am truly very disappointed, both by the first waiter's rudeness and by the poor organization. My husband had always raved about this restaurant, which is why I wanted to try it for the first time. Unfortunately, the experience was so negative that we definitely won't be coming back.

In an uncomfortable atmosphere, you can eat an authentic Peking duck here for far too much money (€72 for half a duckling!!!). The preparation and carving are the highlight! It did taste good, though! However, there are places in Hamburg where you can get a better, and above all, a whole duck for the same price.

Delicious, but the wait was outrageously long.

Overrated in my opinion. The decor is reminiscent of a nursing home's utilitarian dining room, and the Italian staff are inattentive and disinterested. For a starter, we had boiled broccoli in a slimy, tasteless sauce. The duck was okay—nothing special, and not as crispy as expected. For dessert, we had canned fruit. When we asked about the house wine, the response was: "It won't give you a headache." At least there was that!

I have to say, that was the best Peking duck I've ever eaten. Our waiter was incredibly polite and attentive. I highly recommend it 👍 but definitely make a reservation.

Unfortunately, it was a flop in terms of taste.

Delicious duck with plenty of sides. There were five of us, and we ordered one duck for 3-4 people and one for 2 people. We were all completely full by the end. The service was very attentive and friendly. All in all, a very enjoyable evening and definitely recommended.

In a nutshell, the duck is great — the atmosphere and service missed the mark. You come here for the crispy skin and tender meat of a proper Peking Duck, once served to emperors and now, thankfully, to an average Joe in the city. The cooking is done in the kitchen, but the carving is performed right at your table, and watching the chef slice the duck with such precision is genuinely impressive. The rest of the food is fine, nothing more. The rice pancakes are a matter of preference, the dark sweet sauce is delicious but needs just a tiny touch so it doesn’t overpower the duck, and the accompanying sides are standard. Jasmine tea is nice, again nothing remarkable. If you come here, come for the duck — full stop. Where things shift is the atmosphere. The dining room feels empty and dated, with no real sense of mood or identity. And then there’s the service — an Italian waiter who is casual, loud, and completely out of sync with the dish he’s presenting. I wasn’t expecting ceremonial bows or theatrical Asian hospitality, but a royal recipe like Peking Duck deserves a hint of dignity. Still, I want people to try it because the duck itself is genuinely worth it — just ignore everything happening around you and focus on the plate. Practical note: there’s a big parking area right in front of the restaurant, which is always appreciated.

Food: Both the beef and the chicken were soaked in baking soda! Apparently, it was supposed to make the meat nice and tender. You could taste the baking soda so strongly; there must have been a lot in there! The duck was absolutely not worth the price! The chef wanted to take half the duck back when he was carving it. Of course, we immediately made it clear that this wasn't acceptable, and we'll just eat the rest of the duck. By the way, the duck was carved on the leftovers from the previous table. 😂🤷🤦 Service: It's like an old Italian guy in a Chinese restaurant. 😂 It just doesn't fit, and it perfectly illustrates how incompetent the service is there. When the canned fruit dessert arrived, the waiter didn't even bother to wipe our table. The waiter was simply an outrage—rude, clumsy, and stuck in the 90s. Atmosphere: 😂😂😂😂 Cheap!!!! Nothing about it reminds me of China ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Never, never, never again ‼️‼️‼️‼️ And of course, there was no tip ‼️‼️‼️‼️

The place felt more like a canteen than a restaurant. Some of the waiters were very friendly. The appetizer was delicious, but unfortunately, the Peking duck as a main course was terribly dry. The duck was rather bland and came with a kind of dumpling.

The food was good. The Peking duck was delicious. But the appetizer was nothing special. The waiter, an Italian, was nice. But overall, the whole experience felt a bit like mass production. The atmosphere was reminiscent of a train station. Sorry, but I don't think we'll be back…and it wasn't cheap either. €130 for three people just for food, without drinks.

I was unfortunately very disappointed with my visit to this restaurant. The expectations raised by the reviews and the menu were not met. There was a lack of vegetarian options; there were only a few side dishes that tasted okay, but weren't really convincing. The beef, unfortunately, wasn't really definite, which was very disappointing. The Peking duck was crispy and tender, but unfortunately, it was barely seasoned. The service, however, was the biggest problem. The waitress was absolutely unfriendly and seemed uninterested in caring for the guests. It was obvious that the staff weren't motivated to provide good service. The fact that the waitress chewed gum and simply placed things on the table without so much as a smile or a friendly greeting was very unpleasant. The drinks weren't any better. The apple spritzer was already so old or stale that it barely had any carbonation left. The restaurant's ambiance could be really nice if the service was up to scratch. Overall, I was very disappointed with my visit to Peking Duck House. The combination of poor service and underwhelming food makes it difficult to recommend this restaurant. The prices are definitely not justified considering how poorly you are treated. I certainly won't be returning and cannot recommend the restaurant. Conclusion: 1/5 stars. No, thank you, never again.

The duck looked like a 10 out of 10, but the taste was a complete disappointment. It's a shame, the duck just didn't taste of anything. There was no salt or flavor to the duck. €170 for three people would be OK if the duck had tasted good. Would I recommend the place again? Absolutely not!

I visited the Peking Duck House and was very satisfied overall. The service was friendly, attentive, and clearly deserves 5 stars. The duck itself was excellent – ​​crispy, juicy, and a real highlight in terms of flavor (5 stars). The ambiance is also very pleasant, cozy, and in keeping with the culinary experience (5 stars). There is one small drawback, however: For my taste, the portion of duck was a bit small in relation to the price. I also mentioned this to the diners, but unfortunately, they were rather laughed at, which I found disappointing. Apart from that, it was a truly delicious experience that I can recommend – especially to Peking duck lovers. Conclusion: A very good restaurant with great duck, top service, and a lovely atmosphere. However, if you have a big appetite, keep this in mind.

I had arranged to meet a good friend at this restaurant on a Sunday evening. He had always wanted to try Peking duck, so we decided on the Peking duck menu. We really enjoyed the evening, which consisted of a starter, half a Peking duck, and a healthy dessert. The starter was spicy chicken. The Peking duck was carved at the table and served with lettuce, cucumber slices, rice cakes, and sesame sauce. The duck was super soft, delicious, and full-flavored. We accompanied it with a good red wine. For dessert, there was a fruit salad. The atmosphere in the room was okay, but the decor was a bit cold. The service was nice and friendly.

Unfortunately, my visit to the Peking Duck House was anything but what I expected. The service seemed listless, unfriendly, and so unmotivated—the waiter even chewed gum while serving, which I found a bit inappropriate. The appetizer (beef) was truly tasteless. It was swimming in oil—so we didn't finish our meals. Instead of at least asking if there was anything wrong, the waiter simply cleared the plate with a curt "Ready?" I was particularly annoyed by the way my gluten intolerance was handled. I had mentioned it right at the beginning—but they still placed a sauce with the duck that contained gluten. Had I not asked, I would have eaten it without thinking. No warning, no consideration. The waiter also seemed to assume I should just eat the duck "plain" without anything else (traditionally, duck is eaten with pancakes and sauce). Since both contained gluten, I didn't have a side dish. Only after I asked for it was I given a gluten-free sauce and rice – thanks to the chef and the friendly barman. Thanks to both of them; they were the only ones who were attentive and professional. Such a service would normally be the responsibility of the waiters in a higher-priced restaurant. And the Peking duck itself? It's praised online as "Hamburg's best." My experience: tender meat, yes, crispy skin too – but the skin tasted only of fat and completely unseasoned. There's not much left of the restaurant's supposed flagship dish. I've had much better Peking duck in Hamburg. Conclusion: From the service to the appetizer to the famous duck – for me, the visit was unfortunately a bitter disappointment. Only the kitchen and the bar were friendly and attentive, while the table service was a disgrace. I certainly won't be coming back.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Peking Duck House in Hamburg, and it turned out to be a truly special evening. The Peking duck itself tasted just as delicious as it did on our honeymoon in Beijing. The sauce was simply perfect with the duck; the two absolutely belong together. The chef trained in China, and you can taste it. We also particularly appreciated the warmth and attention with which we were looked after that evening. For us, the evening was like a short vacation—we'll definitely be back soon!

Everything about this restaurant is excellent. Super delicious duck, freshly butchered at your table. Great service. A MUST if you want to eat out in Hamburg.

No, thank you, but NO, once and never again. After we were seated at the table, no waiter came for 10 minutes. When the waiter finally came out of the restrooms, he did wet his hands behind the bar, but that was far from a proper wash. Drinks were taken and arrived after almost another 10 minutes. The food was taken away. They had an allergen list, but no idea where it was, and therefore couldn't show it. While waiting, I watched as straws from the cleared table were placed directly back into the glass with the fresh, new ones, and as returned glasses were immediately rinsed with the glass washer to refill them. The food arrived, was thoroughly oversalted, and otherwise tasted just a bit harsh. We were ignored several times before we could order more. The restrooms are flooded and so narrow that they're not wheelchair accessible. The bill was incorrect, and the prices didn't match the menu.

Thanks, but thanks, no, I'll be back for a second visit. Can I recommend this restaurant? Unfortunately, not. The two dishes we ordered were so over-seasoned that you couldn't even taste the original flavor. The double-roasted duck was so salty that even the rice couldn't help. The waiter greets you warmly and quickly, but everything else is a game of patience. What would otherwise work perfectly well to get the waiter's attention without much gesturing is skillfully ignored here. Unfortunately, two identical drink orders result in two different ones on the bill, but at the same price. One can only hope that the taste experience will be different with the set meals. The price difference between two meals and a set meal for two is negligible.

I'd love to eat there again! Best duck in Germany

Great duck, would love to come back.

The food was excellent, but the service was poor, unfriendly, and unenthusiastic. Plates and water bottles were simply slammed down as if to say, "help yourself." Although the food was very good, we won't be going there again.

das essen kann ich nur loben. peking ente ist schon speziell, aber wie ich finde sehr sehr lecker. die (halbe) ente wird vor deinen augen zerlegt und im anschluss serviert. die zweite hälfte bekommt dann ein anderes paar, weshalb man eine gewisse wartezeit dulden muss. der service war i.o. uns hat ein sehr netter kellner bewirtet. die peking ente für zwei personen kostet 70,-€. das lokal selbst ist etwas lieblos und leer, aber wir wollten hier ja essen und nicht einziehen. vor dem lokal sind jede menge parkplätze...wir waren jedoch zu fuss vor ort. wir würden wieder hingehen...

The duck was dry, the service was unfriendly, and the "fruit bowl" was just old canned fruit. Unfortunately, I went home hungry because it didn't taste good.

What an experience! An absolute MUST for duck fans. Highly recommended!

The duck was (again) excellent. The waitress actually greeted us in Italian. Unfortunately, the atmosphere resembles that of a train station. It's a shame, as the pictures on the website suggest that you're actually in a traditional restaurant. Drink prices are remarkably high.

The fish appetizer was unfortunately very dry. The chicken and beef appetizers were very tasty, though. The main course, Peking duck, was very good. Unfortunately, the ambiance isn't Chinese at all; it's more like an Italian or café.

The Peking duck was super tender, and all the ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The three-course meal was delicious. The vegetables were fresh and crisp. The seasoned beef was very well marinated. A fast-paced chef, who carved the ducks in front of the guests, and a cheerful and friendly server rounded off our visit on a positive note.

The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We would love to come back.

Die Ente war gut, aber sie wurde auf einer dreckigen Tischdecke tranchiert, wo noch die Reste der vorherigen Enten lagen. Wir haben noch zusätzlich, als Vorspeise, Brokkoli bestellt, der dann 16,00€!!! gekostet hat. Einfach unglaublich! Das Restaurant hat auch keinerlei Charme. Ich glaube nicht, dass es großartig "Wiederholungtäter" gibt.

Yesterday we ate Peking duck with 4 people. What was strange was that there was a sign at the entrance saying that the renovation of the restaurant had been postponed. I'm someone who likes to look at the food and drink menu on the homepage in advance. I did the same here and was looking forward to a gin and tonic for 8.00 euros. We got to the restaurant in time and the waiters were still setting up. In general, the waiter wasn't very friendly at the beginning. What was of course really disappointing was that the gin and tonic didn't cost 14 euros like it did on the HP 8. Ok, then a glass of rose wine for 5 euros. I have to say that I don't pay attention to every cent when I go out to eat, but the prices should be right. Peking duck was ok so far. The duck got cold quickly and the side dishes, cold cucumber, leeks and sauce helped it even more quickly. At the end there was a carelessly prepared fruit salad. But the most blatant thing was the bill. We had a total of 5 rose wine and the bill now said it was "6" euros. When asked the waiter about it, he just said that's what it says in the cash register and there was probably a change of "boss" and he probably hasn't adjusted the cards yet. That doesn't work at all. No apology, just talking it out of it. Very disappointing. That was definitely the last time here. Be careful when parking!! The ticket machine is still on winter time and we then paid 2 euros for one hour. Normally 2 hours/2 euros.

Original Peking duck is carved at the table by the chef. The ducks are bred in Lower Saxony and receive special feed.

Delicious Peking duck prepared at the table.

Nice restaurant, a bit too modern for me, with excellent Peking duck, which was carved at the table.

Mit 4 Erwachsenen zum Abendessen gebucht, um die Peking Ente zu genießen. Der reservierte Tisch wurde vom Empfangspersonal äußerst unfreundlich mit einer ungeduldigen Handbewegung zugewiesen, obwohl das Restaurant nicht voll belegt war. Die Bestellung erfolgte zügig und die Vorspeise sowie Ente wurden in angemessener Zeit serviert. Allerdings knallte der Kellner (mit italienischem Akzent !) die Teller und das Besteck hart auf den Tisch und die Soßenschälchen rutschten über den Tisch - einfach unprofessionell! Die Ente war dagegen der kulinarische Lichtblicht: sie wurde vom chinesischen Koch liebevoll geschnitten und serviert und sie schmeckte sehr delikat! Eine Nachfrage zu weiteren Getränkewünschen erfolgte nicht, die bestellte Flasche Mineralwasser wurde nie serviert, tauchte dann aber doch in der Rechnung auf - ein erneuter Ärger! Wir haben erst einmal genug von diesem Service!

Service eine reine Katastrophe. Warten seit 1,5 Std. auf den Hauptgang. Suppe durften wir nicht bestellen. Nach einem weiteren Getränk wurde auch nicht gefragt.

Reserved 2 months in advance & came especially from Hanover, only to find out that Mondays are a day off!!

Super delicious food. We were very excited. Unfortunately the service wasn't that great. Why Italians as waiters who use first-name names to guests and clear the neighboring table while singing loudly? Completely inappropriate, especially the older of the two.

First impression was very good - nice interior and comfortable seats. You could park your car directly in front of the restaurant. Unfortunately, after a short time it became apparent that the same 5 songs were always playing, followed by advertising again. (Perhaps YouTube playlist without AdBlocker/Prime membership?) The non-Asian waiter (Arabic?) brought the wrong drink first. Later I wanted to explain to my family how to hold the chopsticks correctly. I am already experienced in this area. The waiter suddenly came from the side and rudely interrupted me with a loud comment: “Wrong!!!” and then explained it himself in an incorrect way that no one understood. In order not to create a negative mood, I let him finish and waited for him to disappear again. I was then able to explain it to the family again calmly and correctly. The waiter came back later to ask if we still had enough bread. We answered “yes.” He then brought a new basket of bread, which was not touched. The duck was stylishly prepared, but for its price it didn't taste particularly good, but was quite digestible. All in all, an interesting experience that you can have once. However, it is not necessary to visit again.

Enttäuschend, Essen nicht besonders, schlechter Service , schlechtes Ambiente .Einmal reicht . Aber alles Gescmackssache .

The Peking duck is served traditionally - very lightly seasoned and crispy skin. The starter, Mapu Tofu, is not spicy enough to be authentic. Unfortunately, the service is catastrophically bad - in a bad mood and completely untrained in what to look out for. Even if notice is given, no improvements are made. Only a third of the restaurant was occupied that evening and there was an awkward silence.

The food was again very tasty, unfortunately it cooled down in a short time. Otherwise, the Peking duck is a delight. We have been there four times in the last 10 years. Even in the previous rooms. A little tip from me, the dessert could be spiced up a bit with ice cream. Or as a 2 variant to choose from. But that's a tip.

Peking duck was tasty overall - although it has to be added that we waited an extremely long time. The duck was served to us about 90 minutes after it appeared. The portions of the starters were very small - but that's actually quite good as you're hungry enough for the duck. A whole duck is more than enough for 3 people and will leave you very full. The dessert was a bit bland and only consisted of a few fruits. The ambience is very simple and unspectacular - seems more like a community hall than a Chinese restaurant. Service was okay. A little understaffed with two waiters for the entire restaurant. We will try the Dim Sum House next time to have a direct comparison.

They have a set of the food. You can choose the pre dish , main dish is of course the duck and some side dishes. The dessert is the fruits. The drinks you have to order extra. The set for two costs 35 Euro per person ( plus drinks) the service can be better and smoother but over all was fine.

The 5 stars are for the Peking duck, which is truly a delicacy. Everything else was good, apart from the dessert, which was unconvincing.

Ein furchtbarer liebloser Service - wir haben 1,5 Stunden auf die Ente gewartet. Die Teigfladen waren hart und klebten zusammen, die Ente fast kalt. Und das für diesen Preis! Und dann keine Entschuldigung, kein Bemühen - es sei halt voll, sagte man uns. Nun, in Zukunft ist es etwas leerer. Wir kommen garantiert nicht wieder!

Unfortunately we had to wait a long time for everything, starting with the menu. Unfortunately, the service was not appropriate for the price-performance ratio. A Peking duck for 2 people costs 70.00 euros, for 3 people 130.00 euros. Is not appropriate. Unfortunately, there is no longer any food worth 60.00 euros for the 60.00 euros. Too bad.

We had an unforgettable evening there with our sons, 7 and 10 years old. The Peking duck is really amazing!

The Peking Duck House in Hamburg is truly a delight! The food is very tasty and of excellent quality. Particularly noteworthy is the excellent service: the owner personally came to our table several times to make sure everything was OK. In the end, based on his recommendation, we were served a fantastic tea that rounded off the experience perfectly. We'll definitely be back!

The duck is just out of this world. AMAZING!

Friendly and quick service, and of course fantastic food. The Peking duck is really tasty, juicy meat and crispy skin. Absolutely recommended.

The service was friendly and the duck was tasty

We had a really nice evening here. The baked Peking duck is carved directly on the spot. As soon as the bite-sized morsels are on the table, you wrap the drake in a thin flatbread, add some vegetables and hoisin sauce and eat the whole thing like a kind of duck dürüm. It was delicious, but despite the starters we were somehow missing some side dishes. After the third Dürüm you actually saw it and the duck magic is over. There's a little bit of variety missing here. Everything is relatively expensive. A small beer from China costs €6 and half a Peking duck costs an impressive €70. Chickens hate this trick. You can do that once, but unfortunately it won't be enough for a second visit despite the nice service.

Super tasty duck 🦆 will be back ♥️

We have had Peking duck here once and I absolutely loved it. The food was amazing and there was certainly enough to fill every stomach size. The sauce that comes with the duck is great, the vegetables are crunchy, the pancakes are soft and smooth: I would definitely come here again.

The duck was okay, the starter “fish cubes” had nothing to do with a Chinese dish… The ambience and service were unfortunately very poor…

This evening we visited the Peking Duck House and had a delicious meal. It's been a while since I've eaten here, but it's still a pleasure. Had a Peking duck together and diced chicken in a spicy sauce as a starter, and then beef with onions. Afterwards, the main course was the Peking duck, which was expertly sliced ​​in front of our table by the Chinese chef. Plus small steamed pancakes, leeks and cucumbers and a well-seasoned hoysin sauce. You have to wrap the little pancakes yourself and then eat them. The service in Beijing is first class, and very attentive and friendly. The Peking finish was on point, and tasted really delicious. A clear recommendation for this beautiful restaurant!

The duck is carved at the table, very tasty. The service is attentive. The ambience seems a bit out of time.

Absolutely recommended - traditional duck carved and served directly at the table.

The food was excellent, the Peking duck tasted like it did on our vacation in Shanghai. A small drawback is the ambience with very open rooms, but the food and the nice service make up for it. We'll definitely be back.

I had my first Peking duck in London Chinatown, so it was 100% authentic. Today I had the pleasure of experiencing the same thing again in Hamburg. The Peking duck was wonderful, tender meat and perfect, crispy skin. The side dishes were fresh and delicious. I recommend this restaurant to anyone who is ready for such a culinary adventure and am already looking forward to my next visit. P.S. the service was incredibly nice!!!

We are regular customers here. Super tasty Peking duck and very nice service. 👌

Highly recommended to try their Peking Duck

For the price, the Peking duck was too bland for us. It's just made unseasoned. The starter was very tasty, the dessert was nothing special.

A few weeks before our planned weekly visit to the Hanseatic city, we came across the "Peking Enten Haus" while searching for good and unusual restaurants! Didn't find it on my own because it's a bit inconspicuous and hidden! Reserved 14 days in advance because the reviews were good! We weren't disappointed! A nice table was prepared for the 6 of us! After delicious starters, the highlight was the serving of the ducks! In front of our table, each duck was cut into almost bite-sized pieces and served! There were also small, wafer-thin rice cakes with various sauces. An experience with matching drinks! A dessert at the end rounded off the evening! Well fed, we went to the second highlight, the water fountains with lighting and music in "Planten und Blomen" nearby.

I've been going to the Peking Duck House for probably 25 years. Now I haven't been there for maybe two years. Today we had half a duck again. Something has changed. The taste, what is special about the duck has changed. Or I have changed. The aroma of the duck is no longer as overwhelming. The sauce has somehow changed too. Doesn't matter. It was again tasty, but not great.

Beijing roast duck is not very tasty

The Peking Duck House was recommended to us and it was not what we had imagined. Duck for 2 people for 70€, starter fish with rice, was good. Nothing more about it. DUCK was carved directly at the table, accompanied by tour guides, with soy sauce, goodies and leeks. A glass of fruit at the bedside table, we expected more.

We're here to eat... EVERYTHING'S GREAT 🦆

I visited the Peking Duck House in Hamburg and I have to say that it was an unforgettable experience. The restaurant serves one of the best Peking ducks I have ever tasted. The preparation was perfect - the duck was tender and juicy while the skin was incredibly crispy and full of flavor. It was obvious that the chef had put his time and care into perfecting the Ming Dynasty recipe. In addition to the delicious duck, the side dishes were also excellent. The rice was perfectly cooked and the sauce went well with the flavor of the duck. The service was courteous and attentive, and the interior of the restaurant was attractive and atmospheric. It's obvious that the Peking Duck House in Hamburg works hard to create the perfect Peking Duck. They use only the best ingredients and have a long-standing tradition in Chinese cuisine. If you're looking for something special, don't miss the Beijing Duck House. I can't recommend it enough!

Staff always very friendly! A table is also possible spontaneously. Food is always very tasty. Duck is cut directly at the table.

Authentic Peking duck menu with starter and small fruit cup for dessert. The duck was carved directly at the table - an experience.

Haben heute mit 4 Personen Ente gegessen: Ente vollkommen geschmacklos ggf. alt. Die Sause industrielle Qualität. ÜbereinstimmendesvUrteil von 4 Personen: Hier nie wieder. Das Dim Sung Hause am Bahnhof Hamburg serviert köstliche Pekingenten. Hier gehen wir wieder hin.

Wonderful pleasure that isn't cheap, but it's a must! Totally delicious and with the carving Chinese boss (or boss) a unique spectacle. And maybe you'll meet Otto Waalkes too! Unfortunately, I always like to spill the delicious soy sauce cream all over my napkin...

Diese Kritik habe ich zuvor bei Google veröffentlicht, woraufhin sich das Restaurant beschwert hat, die Persönlichkeitsrechte seien verletzt. Urteilen Sie selber. Ich würde sagen, dass auch ein chinesisches Restaurant in Deutschland das Recht auf freie Meinungsäußerung respektieren sollte. Hier also meine Meinung: Wenn ein Restaurant nur ein einziges Gericht anbietet, sollte das top sein. Zum Geschmack sagen alle anderen reviews, der sei super. Wir können versichern, dass unsere Ente kaum Geschmack hatte. Weder die Haut, noch das Fleisch. Wenn man alles zusammenrollt wie es sich gehört, kommt der Geschmack ganz allein von der Soße. Das wird aber auch schnell langweilig. Vielleicht hatten wir ordentlich Pech, weil ich das von mehreren Besuchen vor Jahren ganz anders erinnere. Die Beilagen sind sehr gut, aber das reicht nicht. Das Ambiente im neuen Laden ist noch schlechter und steriler als im alten. Es sieht aus wie das erste Asia Restaurant aus den 50er Jahren. Schade.

We were guests last Saturday to eat the Peking duck menu. 80€ for two people (with drinks). Food: The starter (spicy beef) was delicious and so was the Peking duck along with the flatbreads! We were a bit surprised that the duck itself wasn't particularly tasty, but together with the sauce provided, the dish was great. It was especially fun to put together the dough rolls myself. Dessert was some fruit in a small glass (melon, grapes,..). To be honest, I would have expected something different here (e.g. a scoop of ice cream, some cream, etc.), so it simply wasn't a dessert that I would have ordered. In combination with the menu for the dish at the price requested, it was okay, but another dessert could have made the menu stand out better. Ambience: The large hall appears relatively cold together with the colors and elements in the room. It's not what you would expect in a "typical Asian" restaurant. The floor was a bit sticky in places, which of course could only have been a snapshot. The radio played as background music. Everything just didn't fit together so well, but the "mood" got better as more and more guests took their seats. The service was very quick and took good care of us - but it wasn't one of the best service experiences we've ever had. All in all, a restaurant that we would definitely visit again if we are nearby. 👍

I can only recommend it, very tasty, very clean and very friendly service

The roast duck is so authentic. The crispy roast duck is delicious.

Service very friendly and attentive. The duck was super delicious! We recommend!

Food doesn't taste as good as it used to, unfortunately people liked it

The Peking duck is the centerpiece of Chinese cuisine, and you can see that clearly here in the Peking Duck House. My only criticism would be that it doesn't really hold a candle to the original Quan-Ju-De Peking duck in China, but I wouldn't expect that from a restaurant outside of China. The Peking soup is also recommended here.

The duck is really crispy, otherwise unfortunately tasteless. The side dishes are nothing special either. For €70 for two people just for food, you shouldn't go home hungry. Unfortunately that was the case for us. The service is more reminiscent of a Greek restaurant and you have to wait a long time. The location is very uncomfortable and far too bright. We wouldn't come back.