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    Peking duck is the signature, and the kitchen makes a ceremony of it at this elegant, Far East-decorated Chinese restaurant in the Salamanca district. The menu moves through dim sum, Sichuan spiced chicken, and Yuxiang aubergines, with a tasting menu alongside the full à la carte. The room looks the part and the crowd dresses accordingly, which gives the whole thing a pleasantly old-world seriousness for a Chinese restaurant in Madrid.

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    • Peking duck

      “plus the restaurant’s signature dish, the exquisite Peking duck.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Xiao long bao

      “like any of their Xiao Long Bao or the 5A Wagyu Dim sum lightly smoked with caramelised soy”

      Michelin Guide
    • 5A Wagyu dim sum

      “the 5A Wagyu Dim sum lightly smoked with caramelised soy”

      Michelin Guide
    • Yuxiang-style chinese aubergines

      “alongside Yuxiang-style Chinese aubergines, spicy diced chicken with chilli and cashews in a Sichuan sauce”

      Michelin Guide

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