This house sits beneath Panama City, specifically the city's Chinatown area. Entering the house is accomplished by going through the alley with a secret door and proceeding down a long downward-sloping corridor.

It is a two-story building with definite oriental influences and decorations made of silver, ebony and mahogany. The first floor is a labyrinth of sliding paper walls. There does not seem to be a stairway up to the second floor, but the ceiling of the first floor is made of mahogany and ebony. At the back of the house is a stairway leading further underground to a water-tight hatch that opens up into a flooding room.