Peking Ente Berlin, located at Voßstraße 1 in Berlin-Mitte, is one of the German capital's most celebrated Chinese restaurants. Specialising in whole roasted Peking duck, hand-made dim sum, and boldly flavoured Sichuan dishes, the restaurant combines traditional technique with fresh, quality ingredients — earning a loyal following among locals and visitors alike.
Signature items
Signature dish, serves 2–3
Set menu for two people
Set menu for two people, spicy
A quick-reference table for the most frequently ordered items at Peking Ente Berlin.
| Dish | Category | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Gegrillte Peking Ente (whole) | Signature Duck | €66.90 |
| Entensuppe (duck bone soup) | Soup | €13.90 |
| Entenbrust kross (Süß-Sauer) | Duck | €19.90 |
| Gongbao Hühnerbrust | Chicken | €17.90 |
| Black Pepper Beef | Beef | €19.90 |
| Cumin Lamb | Lamb | €21.90 |
| Crispy Gold Shrimp | Shrimp | €21.90 |
| Gedämpfter Heilbutt | Fish | €24.90 |
| Mapo Tofu (vegan) | Vegan | €16.90 |
| Lunch Special (M5 Gongbao) | Lunch | €9.90 |
Approximate like-for-like comparison of common menu categories across Berlin Chinese dining options.
| Category | Peking Ente Berlin | Typical Berlin Chinese | Fine Dining Chinese (Berlin) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest starter | €4.50 | €5–7 | €10–15 |
| Whole Peking duck | €66.90 | €55–70 | €80–120 |
| Main duck/chicken dish | €17.90–21.90 | €14–20 | €25–40 |
| Weekday lunch special | €9.50–12.50 | €8–12 | N/A |
| Set menu (for 2) | €52.90 | €45–60 | €80–130 |
Peking Ente Berlin has earned its place as one of Berlin's most respected Chinese restaurants by staying true to a single principle: authentic flavour over compromise. Situated at Voßstraße 1 in Berlin-Mitte, just minutes from Potsdamer Platz and the Chancellery, the restaurant draws a cosmopolitan crowd of politicians, diplomats, locals, and tourists who return again and again for the restaurant's signature whole roasted Peking duck — prepared fresh to order, never in advance.
The kitchen is guided by Mama Tang's philosophy: use quality ingredients, respect traditional Chinese technique, and let the food speak for itself. The menu spans eight carefully curated categories, from house-made dim sum and Sichuan-spiced starters to boldly flavoured beef, lamb, and seafood mains. The vegan and vegetarian sections are unusually strong for a restaurant best known for duck, with dishes like Gongbao tofu and clay-pot Mapo tofu drawing devoted plant-based regulars. Weekday lunch specials, served from 11:30 to 16:00 and starting at just €9.50, make the restaurant accessible for a quick midday meal as well as a long evening feast.
Reservations are available by phone, email, or OpenTable, and the restaurant also offers delivery via Wolt, Lieferando, and Uber Eats. Private dining at one of the restaurant's large round tables is a popular choice for groups celebrating occasions in true Chinese tradition. The duck requires no advance reservation — it is roasted fresh, with a wait of approximately 20–25 minutes — though groups ordering three or more birds are encouraged to pre-order.
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Visit Peking Ente BerlinThe signature whole roasted Peking duck (Gegrillte Peking Ente) costs €66.90. It is served with spring onions, cucumber, and 12 house-baked pancakes, traditionally sliced at the table with soy-flour sauce, or briefly stir-fried with spring onions and coriander on request.
No advance reservation is required for one or two ducks — the kitchen prepares them fresh to order, with a wait of approximately 20–25 minutes. Groups ordering three or more ducks are encouraged to pre-order to reduce wait times. The kitchen accepts duck orders until 9 PM.
Yes. A Mittagstisch (lunch menu) is available Monday to Friday from 11:30 to 16:00 (excluding public holidays). Prices range from €9.50 to €12.50, and all lunch dishes include rice plus a complimentary sour-spicy soup with ground beef. Lunch service is not available on weekends or holidays.
The restaurant is open Monday to Friday from 11:30 to 23:00, and Saturday to Sunday from 12:00 to 23:00. The kitchen closes at 21:45 each evening. Lunch specials are served weekdays only from 11:30 to 16:00.
The restaurant is at Voßstraße 1, 10117 Berlin, in the Mitte district, close to Potsdamer Platz and Friedrichstraße. The nearest U-Bahn station is U2 Mohrenstraße.
Yes — the menu includes a dedicated Veganes & Gemüse (Vegan & Vegetables) section with over ten dishes priced at €14.90–€17.90, including vegan Mapo tofu, Gongbao tofu, braised eggplant, green beans, baby bok choy, and seasonal leafy greens. Several dim sum and starter dishes are also vegetarian.
Yes. Peking Ente Berlin offers delivery through Wolt, Lieferando, and Uber Eats. Check the respective apps or the restaurant's website for current delivery coverage and hours.
Peking Ente Berlin sits in the mid-to-upper tier for Berlin's Chinese dining scene. Lunch specials start at €9.50, making midday visits accessible. Evening mains range from €17.90 to €24.90, and the signature whole Peking duck is €66.90, which is competitive with other serious Peking duck specialists in the city. Set menus for two are available at €52.90 each.
Yes. Two set menus are available for two people, both priced at €52.90: Menü "Beijing" (featuring red snapper, crispy duck breast, glazed pork, and braised eggplant) and Menü "Sichuan" (featuring crispy prawns, duck breast, Gongbao chicken, and sweet-sour pork). Private group dining at large round tables is also offered — contact the restaurant to arrange.