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Shenzhen Peking Duck Guide 2026: 8 Real Restaurants from ¥69 to ¥500, Reviewed One by One (with Metro Exits)

Shenzhen Peking Duck Guide 2026: 8 Real Restaurants from ¥69 to ¥500, Reviewed One by One (with Metro Exits)

You don't have to go to Beijing for Peking duck in Shenzhen. This guide rounds up 8 genuine roast duck / Beijing cuisine restaurants listed on OpenRice, with per-head prices from ¥69 to ¥500. Each entry includes the mall, metro station exit and per-head cost, plus a quick transport cheat sheet from the Luohu, Futian and Shenzhen Bay border crossings and some duck-eating tips.

If you're heading to Shenzhen and craving Peking duck, you don't have to wait until you get to Beijing. Shenzhen has everything from a budget duck at ¥69 to star-rated roast duck at ¥500 per head, and you can find them all along the metro lines. The 8 restaurants below are all genuine listings found on OpenRice's Shenzhen site, with addresses, metro exits, per-head prices and branch locations.

🚉 Starting from Three Border Crossings

  • Luohu Port: The most options along Line 1 — around Guomao Station and Grand Theatre Station you'll find Jingzhao Liufuji (京兆劉福記) and Xihe Zhenpin (羲和·臻品); Xiaodiao Litang (小吊梨湯) at Sungang MixC Market Place is also in Luohu District.
  • Futian Port: Take Line 4 into the Futian CBD — Jingweizhang (京味張) is at Convention & Exhibition Center Station, and Beijing Xihe Yayuan (北京羲和雅苑) is at Diwang Station.
  • Shenzhen Bay Port: About a 10-minute ride-hailing trip to Houhai — Dadong (大董) on the upscale route is at Shenzhen Bay MixC, and Dongxinglou (東興樓) is at Houhai Hui.

🦆 Jingzhao Liufuji Peking Duck (Guomao) — The Cheapest Sliced Duck

  • Address: 1/F, Tower A, Zhidi Plaza, 3068 Chunfeng Road, Guomao
  • Transport: Metro Line 9, Renmin South Station, Exit C, about 320 m on foot
  • Per head: about ¥69 (OpenRice most-saved list) | Hours: from about 09:00
  • What to eat: Sliced duck and official-style cuisine, one of the cheapest of its kind — a good pick if you want to try roast duck on a budget.

🦆 Jingweizhang Roast Duck (Huangting Plaza) — Popular Chain at About ¥120 Per Head

  • Address: Shop 29, 1/F, Huangting Plaza, 118 Fuhua 3rd Road, Futian District (near Huangting Plaza East Gate)
  • Transport: Metro Line 1/4, Convention & Exhibition Center Station, Exit C, about 420 m on foot
  • Per head: about ¥120 (OpenRice most-viewed list)
  • Branches: Luohu Yitian Holiday Plaza, Luohu Baoneng Global Hui (Sungang), Buji MixC, Mission Hills New Town — so you can eat in Luohu District too.

🍐 Xiaodiao Litang (Sungang MixC Market Place) — Roast Duck + Pear Soup

  • Address: L519–L520, 5/F, MixC Market Place, Meiyuan Road, Luohu District
  • Transport: Around Metro Line 7, Sungang Station, walk to Sungang MixC Market Place
  • Per head: ¥101–150 (OpenRice most-saved list) | Also a Coastal City branch
  • What to eat: Signature Xiaodiao pear soup (a sweet, lung-nourishing soup) plus Beijing dishes and roast duck — popular with families.

⭐ Dadong (Shenzhen Bay MixC) — The Upscale Duck Standard-Bearer

  • Address: L428, L430, L4, Zone A, Shenzhen Bay MixC, 2888 Keyuan South Road, Nanshan District
  • Phone: 0755-86955299
  • Per head: ¥301 and up
  • What to eat: Beijing cuisine (official-style) with roast duck as the signature; the setting is upscale-mall dining, good for hosting guests.

🍽️ Xihe Zhenpin Peking Duck (KK Mall) — A Guomao Mall Pick

  • Location: KK Mall, Renmin South Road, Luohu District (Metro Line 1, Guomao Station, exit leads straight into the mall)
  • Per head: ¥101–150
  • What to eat: Peking duck and Beijing-style small plates in a mall-restaurant setting — eat right after shopping at KK Mall.

🏮 Beijing Xihe Yayuan Roast Duck (KK Times Space) — Diwang Station

  • Location: KK Times Space, Luohu District (Metro Line 1/2, Grand Theatre Station)
  • Per head: ¥101–150
  • What to eat: Part of the Xihe family, with Beijing home-style dishes alongside the duck; generous portions.

🌊 Dongxinglou (Houhai Hui) — Nanshan Beijing Cuisine

  • Location: Houhai Hui, Nanshan District (around Metro Line 2/11, Houhai Station)
  • Per head: ¥101–150
  • What to eat: Beijing cuisine (official-style) in the old-brand tradition, close to Shenzhen Bay Port — the most convenient stop if you're crossing at Shenzhen Bay.

🔥 Xinjingxi Beijing Hot Pot (MixC World) — Copper-Pot Hot Pot

  • Location: MixC World, Nanshan District (Metro Line 1, Hi-Tech Park Station, Exit A)
  • Per head: ¥151–300
  • What to eat: Beijing copper-pot mutton hot pot, best in winter — a completely different experience from roast duck.

🍲 Two More Beijing Cuisine Options

  • Beijing Old Menkuang Tripe & Four Seasons Mutton Hot Pot (Shuiwei): Around Shuiwei, Futian District (near Metro Line 4/7, Fumin Station), ¥101–150 per head, known for tripe and four-seasons mutton hot pot; also a Nanyou branch.
  • Xihe Jingzhi (MixC World): MixC World, Science Park, Nanshan District (Metro Line 1, Hi-Tech Park Station, Exit A), ¥151–300 per head, part of the Xihe family but on the refined route — good when you want something a bit nicer.
  • Wangshunge (Sea World): Sea World, Shekou, Nanshan District (Metro Line 2, Sea World Station), ¥151–300 per head, an old-brand Beijing restaurant — convenient if you're visiting Sea World.

🚉 Pick by Border Crossing (One Close to Each of the Three)

  • Luohu Port (Metro Line 1, Luohu Station): Jingzhao Liufuji (Zhidi Plaza, Chunfeng Road, Guomao; Metro Line 9, Renmin South Station, Exit C) — the cheapest sliced duck at about ¥69 per head; for something smarter, Xihe Zhenpin Peking Duck (KK Mall, Metro Line 1, Guomao Station).
  • Futian Port (Metro Line 4/10, Futian Checkpoint Station): Jingweizhang Roast Duck (Huangting Plaza, Metro Line 1/4, Convention & Exhibition Center Station, about ¥120 per head), Beijing Xihe Yayuan Roast Duck (KK Times Space, Diwang Station), Xiaodiao Litang (Sungang MixC Market Place, Metro Line 7, Sungang Station) — Line 10 takes you into Futian in one ride, about 20–30 minutes.
  • Shenzhen Bay Port (Metro Line 13, Shenzhen Bay Checkpoint Station): Dadong (Shenzhen Bay MixC, Metro Line 2/11, Houhai Station, ¥301 and up per head), Dongxinglou (Houhai Hui), Wangshunge (Sea World, Metro Line 2, Sea World Station) — the upscale options cluster around Houhai.

In one sentence: for cheap eats go to Guomao in Luohu, for mid-range go to Futian, for upscale go to Houhai / MixC.

💡 Practical Roast Duck Tips

  • Roast duck usually takes 30–45 minutes (roasted to order), so order your other dishes at the same time and eat while you wait.
  • One duck usually feeds 3–4 people; for two or three people, order half a duck plus two small dishes and the per-head cost drops to ¥80–120.
  • How to eat sliced duck: wrap the duck slices in a thin pancake with sweet bean sauce, shredded scallion and cucumber sticks — ask the server to demonstrate once.
  • Most roast duck restaurants open at 11:00 and stop taking orders after 21:00; for dinner, aim to be seated before 19:30.

FAQ

How much does one roast duck cost in Shenzhen?

Budget options like Jingzhao Liufuji are about ¥69 per head; mid-range places like Jingweizhang and Xiaodiao Litang are ¥101–150 per head; upscale options like Dadong are ¥301 and up per head. The price depends on how many side dishes you order.

Which roast duck restaurant is closest to Luohu Port?

Jingzhao Liufuji (1/F, Tower A, Zhidi Plaza, 3068 Chunfeng Road, Guomao; Metro Line 9, Renmin South Station, Exit C, 320 m on foot) and Xihe Zhenpin (KK Mall, Metro Line 1, Guomao Station) are both just a few stops after you clear customs.

Do roast duck restaurants take reservations?

For Dadong (¥301 and up per head) or weekend dinner service, it's best to book; budget roast duck restaurants generally accept walk-ins with a 15–30 minute wait.

How many people does one roast duck feed?

A standard sliced duck is about 2.5–3 jin, usually enough for 3–4 people; for two or three people, order half a duck plus two small dishes and the per-head cost drops to ¥80–120.

📌 Sources

The restaurant list, districts, cuisines and per-head spending come from OpenRice Greater Bay Area Shenzhen site's "Beijing cuisine (official-style)" search results and the most-saved / most-viewed lists (published 24 August 2026); addresses, metro exits and phone numbers come from OpenRice restaurant pages and publicly available merchant information. Prices and opening hours may change — refer to the merchants' latest announcements.

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