Could you recommend a restaurant in Tokyo with outstanding Peking duck? There’s no budget limit.
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I’m going out for Chinese food with my Chinese papa (a male supporter), but he doesn’t seem to know Japan very well.
Please recommend somewhere upscale.
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If you’re okay with letting your papa (a male supporter) spend lavishly, how about Wakiya Ichiemi Charo in Akasaka?
If the timing is right, Wakiya himself may come over to your table and even pose for a photo. Not that it means much, though.
I can’t say for sure whether their Peking duck is truly exceptional compared with other restaurants, but I do think it’s delicious. I’ve only been a few times because the bill tends to wipe out all the happiness I felt during the meal.
P.S. I forgot to mention something important: for some reason, the set menus here generally don’t include Peking duck. Be sure to order it separately when making your reservation.
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I recommend the Chinese restaurant at the Westin Hotel in Ebisu, as well as Chinese Restaurant, which has sister locations in Roppongi and Azabu-Juban.
I especially remember the Peking duck at the Westin being delicious.
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Japanese Chinese food is seasoned differently from authentic Chinese cuisine, so even if you ask Japanese people, they won’t be able to recommend restaurants that satisfy Chinese diners.
The Chinese people I know prefer not to eat Chinese food in Japan—they’d rather be taken to a good Japanese restaurant.
Chinese residents in Japan seem to often go to restaurants run by people from their own communities, especially those from the same region of China. China is vast, so the cuisine and even the language vary by region.
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