4/5 Judy Margaret C. 7 months ago on Google • 289 reviews
We
came
here
for
lunch
to
meet
up
with
a
friend.
This
place
was
his
suggestion
as
he’s
a
local.
The
store
has
2
floors,
ground
level
and
basement.
The
ground
level
is
actually
a
bar,
for
alcoholic
drinkers.
The
main
dining
area
is
located
down
the
basement.
The
staff
was
quick
and
attentive.
They
moved
fast
but
if
you
wave,
you
would
definitely
catch
their
attention.
The
food
was
actually
quite
good.
We
order
half
Peking
duck,
half
Princess
chicken,
1
seafood
fried
rice
and
1
fried
stuffed
bean
curd.
The
Princess
chicken
was
tasty.
It
was
served
cold
but
that
was
as
how
Princess
chicken
should
be
served.
The
seafood
fried
rice
was
little
plain
for
me,
but
the
bean
curd
was
yummy.
The
tofu
was
tender
inside
yet
crispy
on
the
outside.
Strong
flavors.
The
Peking
duck
was
a
surprise
for
me.
I’m
a
fan
of
Peking
duck,
but
the
Peking
duck
I
had
until
now
was
served
with
rice
paper.
The
staff
would
bring
the
duck
out
to
your
table,
cut
the
duck
skin
in
front
of
you
as
a
performance,
and
roll
the
skins
with
cut
green
onions,
cucumber
and
rice
paper
for
you.
After
that,
they
bring
the
skinned
duck
back
to
the
kitchen
to
make
it
into
2
dishes.
Here,
they
serve
it
with
plain
buns.
It
was
a
new
way
to
eat
Peking
duck,
but
the
taste
was
still
good.
Two
of
the
most
important
things
of
Peking
duck
are
the
sauce
and
the
skin.
They
nailed
it.
No
complaints.
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