Peking Duck in Ginza | Budget Chinese Restaurant Above Tiffany Tokyo

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If you’re walking around Ginza, you might not expect to find a budget-friendly Peking duck restaurant right above a luxury brand store.

But that’s exactly what this place is.

This restaurant is located above Tiffany & Co. Ginza.

The entrance is a bit tricky—you’ll need to find the elevator behind the building.

Daikanyama Dior

On the same floors, there’s also a Cantonese restaurant called Ren Xiang Lou.

Apparently, this building is packed with Chinese cuisine options.

Today’s target is Peking duck.

The restaurant occupies two floors in Ginza, which already feels like a bold move.

What surprised me the most was the price.

It’s incredibly cheap for Ginza standards.

Online, it even says lunch comes with Peking duck—but in my case, it didn’t.

Something about the chopsticks logo looked familiar…

And then it hit me—this is related to a place in Takadanobaba I’ve been to before.

Well, no turning back now.

Let’s eat.

You can add Peking duck for about 500 yen.

Honestly, if it’s not included, they should probably fix the menu.

Instead, we got shumai as a service item.

A bit of a downgrade… quite a big emotional gap there.

Then the Peking duck arrived.

Shumai Sensei

Peking Duck Professor

For 500 yen, this is actually a great deal.

You get two wraps, so about 250 yen each.

And it’s a DIY style—you wrap it yourself, which is kind of fun.

I remembered the fried chicken from the Takadanobaba branch—it wasn’t crispy.

And here, it’s the same story.

The coating is more soft than crunchy.

Not really my preference, but once it’s mixed with the sauce, it’s acceptable.

Given the price, it feels fair.

Also, you can get one free refill of rice.

After the meal, you’ll probably be a bit shiny from chili oil and sesame oil…

Perfect timing to head back to Ginza and walk into a luxury store like nothing happened.