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4.2 (139 reviews)
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Famous Roasted Duck
Susan L.

This place is amazing! My mom was telling me about this place and I finally went and tried it... omg it was delicious! I ordered half duck and half roast pork rice plate and after also ordered a whole duck to take home. Service was fast and excellent! The place isn't big and is typical of the small mission seat setting but there are tables and seats if you eat in.

Chow mein, roast duck and roast pork combo!
Philip B.

Down street from me, portions are plentifully! Service is top notch and the food is great! Roast duck and roast pork over rice and some veggies and sauces on the side!hadda get 2 orders of it for the next day!

Liz R.

The food is great and very tasty!! I ordered the trays for a birthday party and my guests love the food so much. The bbq pork (叉燒)is a must, and love the soy sauce chicken, they can make it boneless for you so easy for the kids birthday party. And I added the broccoli beef tray in the last minute like an hour before the party, and they still can make it happened. Recommend this restaurant for sure. And the staff are very nice and friendly, this is a family business restaurant, love it. Also, my friend said the bbq pork is much better than the restaurant in Sunset district love it love that the food got so much compliments from it.

Soy Sauce Chicken
Meiyi Y.

I got soy sauce chicken and crispy roasted pork to-go. The pork was a bit too salty and fatty for my personal taste, but it was very standard roast pork. The soy sauce chicken skin was flavorful, but the meat could have been marinated for a bit longer. Overall, pretty decent Chinese bbq shop. I would come back again to give it another try!

Free Range Chicken & Roasted Duck over Rice
N S.

Friendly staff and delicious duck/chicken combo. Bok choy also cooked perfectly. Big portions.

Small little Cantonese BBQ in Excelsior for roast duck, roast pork belly, BBQ Pork!!!!
Melanie C.

Family run hole-in-the-wall Chinese BBQ deli business in the Excelsior. Real Mom & Pop-run behind the scenes while their daughter, Vicky, manages the operations. Loved the enthusiasm, comfort and love exuded here! That's 5.0 to start! This is a good neighborhood spot for Sui yuk, Char siu, Roast duck, Soy Sauce chicken, and more for lunch and dinner. Appreciate the rice plates to have a quick meal and/or have a good sampling of their offerings. Ordering can be challenge in English but their kindness and patience shows through. Their daughter, Vicky, was quick to step in and help. If ordering the counter items it's rather simple, point, quantity, and quick. I ordered other dishes to go so there was a wait. Did not try their Roast Duck which is their specialty. Next time! Ordered: ROAST PORK (SUI YUK) BBQ PORK (CHAR SUI) CHICKEN DRY-FRIED CHOW FUN BITTER MELON W/BLACK BEAN SAUCE The best of the take away order was the BBQ pork/char Sui (counter item) and the bitter melon (special order), stir-fried w/onions in a black bean sauce! Chicken chow fun (special order) had barely any chicken and more bits of BBQ Pork which was fresh. Fun noodles were fresh and okay, not sure I'd order it again except if it's on the steam tray at the counter. Sometimes it's better on the steam tray than special order. Don't know why but It happens. The Roast Pork was disappointing because the skin of the Roast pork/Sui yuk was wonderfully crispy, crunchy but when I bit into the pork, the fat, normally clean tasting and almost crisp in an odd way, was fatty, soft and dull. Somehow the pork itself was fine and the skin crispy but the fat was not quite done. Don't know how this happened. But pan-fried the rest of the roast pork and it was fine. Given the accolades to this place I'd chalk it up to a one off moment and I'd give it a try again. Overall 3.5. Fix the roast pork then it's up to 4.0 or more. Parking is the biggest challenge in this neighborhood so most of their customers live nearby. When in the neighborhood I'd come again to try their Roast Pork, BBQ Pork, and to sample their famous Roast Duck!

pork bone soup(24oz) SO WARMING & YUMM
Manda J.

had a chinese fried chicken wing craving and called in a take-out order of Pork Bone Soup, Chicken Wings, and Chow Mein. was ready within 10 minutes, and everything was delicious! HIGHLY recommend the fried chicken wings, and the bone broth stood out as well. Everything was priced very well for the generous portions given, the folks who run Do Eat are so kind (and also forgiving+patient with my elementary cantonese skills )) and i enjoy that my partner and i are recognized as repeat customers now; picking up from Do Eat always brings us smiles AND good food to bring home. my top Do Eat recommendations thus far: siu yook (crispy cantonese roasted pork ), pork bone broth, fried chicken wings, spicy shredded chicken, and fresh bbq pork ! there is limited seating and it's definitely more of a take-out spot, so if you get the fried chicken make sure you open the lid a lil to keep that crispyyy

Tiffany C.

Found this place in Uber eats that has a pretty good bogo offer. The food is pretty good and they give very large portions. whenever we're in the area, my dad, especially craves the food here. The duck and pork belly are good. Appears to be family owned, so I really appreciate being able to support this place. The lady who takes care of my orders is always very, very nice.

Famous Roasted Duck BBQ Pork
Alli W.

This is a to-go restaurant with no tables to dine in inside. It's a mom and pop shop and the owners are SO nice! I placed an order through Yelp and was able to pick up my food in a timely manner. I personally think their combo deals are on the pricey side ($18 for 2 items over rice and $22 for 3) but it's the economy nowadays lol ;c Spicy shredded chicken - Actually spicy! I added more fish sauce when I got home but it tasted just fine without it. Soy sauce chicken, roasted duck, bbq pork - Incredibly fresh, saucy, and the texture was perfect. Tasted delicious too. **These owners are honest and transparent! She prepared my orders (half soy sauce chicken, half spicy shredded chicken) in front of me and did not steal any parts for their personal use. Thank you!**

Chow Mein, BBQ Pork, Famous Roasted Duck, pork bone soup(24oz)
Jessica I.

Placed an order at Do Eat Restaurant through DoorDash. Ordered the BBQ Pork ($18.99), Roast Duck ($20.99), Chow Mein ($6) and Pork Bone Soup ($6). Both the BBQ Pork and the Roast Duck were juicy and flavourful and most importantly for the BBQ pork - crispy! Sauce does not come with the order so if you want sweet and sour plum sauce, remember to add it before you check out. The Pork Bone Soup was flavourful and very comforting on a cold night. Last but certainly not least, the Chow Mein was Shanghai-style which I loved! Perfectly chewy and a generous portion for the price. I will definitely be re-ordering from here!

Beef Stir fry noodle
Anna W.

Ordered salt and pepper pork chops Beef stir fry noodles BBQ chicken & Pork plate The beef stir fry noodle but the noodles were good but noodles were a bit too soft. Salt &Pepper pork chop were tasty but only got three . Which is a bit pricey for 13.00 BBQ plate was tasty

Juan V.

This is a good takeout spot to get some good roasted duck. I also enjoyed the Chinese Crispy Roasted Pork. Good portions and good value with good flavor. The best bang for your buck , try the Famous Roasted duck.

Re-steamed braised pork belly doesn't

Usually the braised pork belly doesn't come out all black, the lean part of the meat is inedible, it's hard and dried up, the little fatty part is the only edible piece to eat but the flavor tastes burnt, waste of money. If the food comes out like this why serve it? Seemed like old braised pork belly re- steamed till charcoal. Disappointed.

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4 months ago

My go to place!!! Love their duck and their bitter melon dishes! And you gotta get the green onion and ginger oil!!!

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5 stars all round!! The variety of favorites is amazing!! So good!! Customer service is the cherry on top!

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Very good vibe and delicious food at a fair price. You get a great deal for what you pay and they are really friendly.

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