Felt like stepping back into Beijing and tasting a perfect roast duck from those that perfected it for centuries. Located in the new mall in the heart of flushing queens with all your favorites from Asia housed in one place. Parking is awful and there is a lot located in the basement. Pricey but who cares when it's stressful on the streets. The food and service is as perfect. The seafood rice was alright, the orange beef was a 10/10. And of course the duck was perfect. Definitely do the whole duck where you get it done 3 ways for the table. Cheers read more

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The food was pretty good. We ordered the whole peking duck, lamb, duck dumplings, fried rice, jajianmein (pretty good and thankfully my kids could eat bc the pines nuts came separately so we didn't add in) , tofu pork and intestines stew (this was the favorite). They gave us broad beans, fried wontons and seaweed for apps. When I asked for seconds they brought another over. I ordered myself a lychee drink. Service wasn't the greatest. Even though there wasn't enough room they were a bit brusque and rude imho bringing things and moving things on our table. Even when heading to the restroom the rest of the wait staff were not pleasant and didn't move while standing in the narrow walkway to the restrooms. The place wasn't cheap but we were able to use my son's student id to get a 10% discount at least. read more

One of the best pecking duck places I've tried so far. They display the pecking duck in the wooden box and show you how to wrap your pecking duck with the other ingredients nicely. They also provide gloves so you don't dirty your hands. The leftover bones from the duck can be turned into one of three choices: 1) stir fry 2) salt and pepper 3) soup. I haven't tried option 1 and 2 yet but #3 is sooo good, especially at the end of your meal. Aside from the pecking duck, which is what they're known for, all dishes were yummy. and I would highly recommend coming here to try. read more

Juqi - Mr. Rabbit Mashed Potato - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Food is nice, main selling point is the duck and lamb. Eggplant is very nice crispy and sweet. They took into account that we had kids so the service was very nice. I would def come back in the future with friends. read more

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Didn't know what to expect except reading the reviews of interesting looking food options. Was greeted with a friendly server - Yoko, who ended up making us appreciate our experience with his down to earth service and personality. Soft spoken with a hint of fun levity. Our order consisted of half a Peking duck, cauliflower, and black fried rice that was set a blazed for a fiery cool effect. The unexpected was further experienced when the remaining part of the duck that wasn't used in our initial order (with pancakes) was used and put in a soup. The soup was great because it was overly salty and served with tofu. Place is decorated in modern antique theme of a Beijing opera house. They had Chinese opera playing softly in the background. So yes I recommend this place for an overall positive experience. A little on the pricey side they treat you well. read more

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Cuisine: 6 Service: 7 Decor: 8 Value: 3 Overall: 6 If you're looking for the best Peking Duck in NYC, then stop your search and come here. Imho, the version this Beijing (formerly Peking) franchise offers is the closest to what I enjoy in China. Is it worth the price? That's for you to decide. It's expensive if compared to other Chinese restaurants in the area, but almost considered a bargain compared to whole duck options in westernized restaurants all over the city. For me, I stop by every once in a while because it is worth the splurge for me. Another reason why I come to Juqi is the beautiful decor, especially their private rooms and the semi-private bird cage table. My family has celebrated a couple special occasions here, and they all loved the environment. Unfortunately, that's where my praises for this restaurant ends. First of all, everything is too expensive. Check the local Dongbei restaurants in Flushing and most of them charge 20-40% less for the same dishes. More importantly, it's not any better in quality or taste. Some of the dishes look fancier, especially the desserts, and that's what you are paying for. Keep that in mind and you will have a decent experience. read more

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I came here this afternoon for a solo lunch and left thoroughly impressed. I ordered half a Peking duck, braised wheat gluten with shrimp, and XO sauce seafood fried rice--definitely more than enough for one person! Every dish was beautifully executed and full of flavor. The wheat gluten puffs with shrimp were especially memorable and reminded me of dishes I grew up enjoying in China. The Peking duck was the standout--the skin perfectly crisp, light, and delicate, paired with tender, flavorful meat. Wrapped in the paper-thin pancakes, each bite was balanced and satisfying without feeling greasy. I ended up taking the fried rice home, and the staff kindly offered to turn the duck bones into a tofu and cabbage soup to go--a thoughtful touch that really elevated the experience. Service was just as impressive: professional, attentive, and efficient from start to finish. A flawless meal overall--I'll absolutely be back to explore more of the menu. read more

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Food was beautifully presented and definitely very good but we quickly ran out of room due to the size of the serving dishes and kept on consolidating other dishes on our table to make more room. It may have also been us over ordering but pacing would have helped so we as the diners don't feel rushed. If you are going with a party of 4, it may be wise to ask for a table that seats 6 so this doesn't happen to you. Out of all the dishes we tried, the seafood vermicelli, fried prawns, and crispy shrimp balls were the highlights. The Peking Duck was fine, didn't stand out as much as the other items. Not pictured here was the fish filet in sauerkraut soup which was super spicy and my friends really enjoyed. Cocktails were delish! I would consider this type of meal, a fancy Chinese dinner if you wanted to impress family/friends as I would consider it overpriced. read more

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Amazing food! The duck was amazing and the presentation was great. Too much to try. The use of bones from the duck is very thoughtful read more

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We tried to get into this restaurant for two days in a row and finally got in. It's a big hype for sure. We ordered an array of dishes to try as a family and it was all very mediocre. It did not amaze me for what the hype is. The duck was very crispy, but bland. Everything here is about presentation. For the duck- it came out whole and a chef cut it up in front of us and played it on a box. They deep rid some of the skin and put caviar on top and served. Flaming fried rice- it was purple rice- pretty bland. Nothing special but the flames. All the other dishes were also bland and everything tasted like szechuan peppers. Ambiance- very cute and Asian inspired esthetics. Customer service, was always there when we needed them because we were place right next to their service table where they stand. Nice experience, but I would not go back. read more

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Ate here today for dinner by myself. I had only brought and ate the half peking duck set that it had tasted really good and juicy. The service there was also attentive and quite fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time. read more

Juqi - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Everything is so tasty, the ambience is really nice/ the service is the best. Highly recommend read more

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Came here specifically for the Peking duck and it did not disappoint. Service, food, and ambiance were all on point. I really liked that they served the duck with spring roll wrappers. It me of the old Elaine's in Great Neck (RIP). I usually go for the Man Tou style elsewhere, so this was a nice change. One surprise standout was the eggplant. It was fried perfectly. It was crispy on the outside yet creamy on the inside and somehow not greasy at all, which is impressive since eggplant usually soaks up oil like a sponge. They also made a rich broth from the duck bones at the end of the meal, which was incredibly flavorful and felt like a great way to finish. Portions are huge, so next time I'd definitely come with a group to try more dishes. Overall, a really enjoyable experience and I'd absolutely come back. read more

This is our first time in Juqi. This place is nice and very traditional Chinese style. Their service was good. Food was tasty, not too salty. Price is reasonable. read more

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Finally got to try Peking Duck from here and it was fancy made 3 different ways. Very roomy for my 7 person group. The Duck needed more flavor tho, service was great and decor was nice. The beef tripe had a nice mala kick read more

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I had a wonderful experience here. The staff was professional, friendly, and attentive throughout the entire process. read more

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Love the ambiance. It feels like a Beijing-themed restaurant. There's old money on the tables, and the decor feels royal. The service was very attentive, since some of the food you order can be lit on fire. So how did everything taste? - Peking Duck - crispy skin, soft meat, and they teach you how to roll it well. Delicious. - Juqi Fried Rice - it's sticky rice with squid ink and sausage lit on fire. Overall, it's pretty oily. Fun to look at though. - Jelly Hawthorne - shaped like Koi, they're sweet and addictive. I think my favorite appetizer overall. - Mustardy Chinese Cabbage - it's like eating wasabi. I don't like wasabi. Half a Peking duck was enough for two people. I felt like we overate. read more

Easily one of my favorite and most memorable dinner from this year. From the spectacular presentation of every single dish to the amazing flavors and delicious quality of ingredients - this was truly and thoroughly a unique dining experience. We came here on a Saturday night with a group of 4 after the US Open and waited about an hour for our table. We shared everything and got to try quite a bit of the menu. Of course we got the Peking duck with caviar which was carved table-side and beautifully plated in a wooden box like the true treasure it is. We also got the braised pork, stir fry noodles, appetizer sampler, mashed potato, fried rice, and shrimp balls. I would get everything again except for the mashed potato - it was oddly sweet and served cold but looked cool regardless. I can't wait to come back here with another group of friends to explore the menu further and enjoy caviar with my Peking duck again! read more

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Went for the Peking Duck! Crispy and plenty to go around. They refill the pancake efficient is thin. $59 for half a duck. For leftover bones you get the option of soup or fried duck bones. Soup is globalist read more

Juqi - Peking Duck - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Short wait on a Sunday evening, but I saw that it could get longer with the amount of people on the waitlist after us. Ultimately opted for this place to try the Peking duck. Almost every table I saw ordered it as well, whether it was the half size or the full duck. A waiter comes by and shows you how to put it together with the hoisin sauce and the toppings. You get a plastic glove and make it yourself following their model. The rest of the duck, we used for the soup, which was also delicious. The duck comes in thin slices, easy to roll up, and the skin is very crispy. We ordered a few more things from the menu, including the taste of Beijing appetizers, pork, and vegetables. The taste of Beijing dish was interesting. I was not huge on the mustardy Chinese cabbage, as it was very heavy in a flavor similar to mustard and wasabi? Two things that I don't really like nor like to mix together. There's some strawberry jelly (dessert?) that's shaped like a squid which was sweet, but not too sweet. Okra and garlic sauce, that was neat. I forgot to try the sauce though. The last one was roast beef? There were a lot of slices and easy to share. The menu on the iPad is very visually appealing with English and Chinese. There are pictures for almost every dish (unfortunately no English for the main subtitles like appetizers, main dishes) so we found it a little hard to navigate. The bathrooms are a little cramped, with two stalls and one sink for the females but relatively clean considering the time of night! read more

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I found myself at Juqi with my colleagues for a work lunch. I typically do not go out to eat for lunch while working, but this was a special occasion which called for something outside the norm. I went into this totally blind as I'm not familiar with the food scene in Flushing, so I was excited to try a spot that was new to me. Juqi is located inside the Tangram Mall in Downtown Flushing; what struck me about this place from the start is that there are about 20 or so Juqis in Beijing and this was their first one here in the US. As it was a weekday afternoon, the restaurant was not too crowded and we were seated right away. The decor of the restaurant was quite nice - ornate without being tacky or overwhelming. The menu consisted of a variety of dishes which we decided to share. The menu was also electronic, so we browsed and made selections on the screen which made it super easy. As soon as we were seated, we were started with some bites - chicken feet, mung beans, and some crispy roll thing I didn't catch the name of. I did not partake in the feet, but the other two were tasty and good starters. For our actual lunch, we ordered several dishes - a lamb stir-fry, peking duck, sweet and sour fish, seafood fried rice, cauliflower, and black rice. Everything was really good - the duck was carved tableside and served so that we could build our own buns with sides of veg and sauce. They also took some of the skin and made bites topped with caviar. I'm not really a duck person, but this was some of the best I've had. Other standouts for me were the lamb stir-fry and the seafood fried rice. The black rice was almost sticky in consistency, and served flambé, but lacked flavor IMO. Service was good, the staff consistently made sure we we were taken care of and food came out relatively quickly (good since we were crunched for time). Overall, I had a good experience at Juqi - the food was tasty and I wouldn't hesitate to return for another meal. read more

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Amazing food and great service! Especially the cauliflower! Amazing food and great service! Especially the cauliflower! read more

Juqi - Amazing food! - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Good food good service great location good area nice table Easy to find easy booking good big table Good menu good food service read more

Nicely designed interior, ambiance and service though the taste is middle of the fairway. We were expecting more given friend recommendations and input from the NY Times but felt that the duck was solid, but nothing noteworthy. Where they win points is their prompt service, attention to detail and aesthetic presentation and interior. Our soup was cooked perfectly and was a nice complement to an otherwise salty meal. When ordering a duck (even the 1/2) they let you pick how you like your second piece of it (you can choose either soup or salt/pepper). In hindsight we wished we went with the soup as the salt/pepper was so salty I couldn't finish. Our vegetables were also quite good and their snack items were also solid too. All in all worth a visit if there's no wait in the Tangram mall, otherwise you can probably pass. read more

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The ambiance and food presentation was top notch. This is located in a mall at Flushing and the entrance was hard to find. Google maps showed us that it was inside the mall but we had to go to the ground floor to find the entrance. The ambiance is great. It transports you to Beijing with decor that looks like the Great Wall of China. Their plating was also aesthetic as you can see with their rabbit mashed potatoes. Their peking duck was also delicious and crispy! Their service is also very quick and attentive. I highly recommend this restaurant. read more

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It had all the right ingredients to be great but alas, something wasn't quite there. It's possible it was because we ordered a half duck, which seemed to have been sitting out for a while. It was dry and not steaming hot like the whole duck orders we saw go by. The crispy shrimp and fried rice was pretty good while the Chinese broccoli was brand. Prices were also a bit high and overall it just missed something to make it great. read more

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Cool atmosphere, first floor in the Tangram mall, cool design on the inside evoking some traditional Mao-era design and maybe a little older brick and bamboo designs. Check out the cooler at the front with the ducks. Digital menu, and waitlist grows quickly (no reservations on weekends). Make sure your whole party is there, or they'll skip you. Wifi is required as phone service is weak. Duck was overly crispy, dry, and the toast points with duck and caviar was overkill... caviar had more taste than the duck. The sauce was off, and while the show is interesting (cutting the duck, display, and the flaming fried rice), the food taste disappointed. Very thin wraps, though, that was a very nice touch, split by the paper separators. The duck bones salted and fried was probably the best part of the meal. Fried tofu was tasteless, needed some kind of sauce (not the mayo they supplied) to make it better. Limited cucumber and scallion that they provided with the duck (didn't have to pay for it separately, fortunately). Go for the show, but don't expect great food. For $100, I've had much better, cheaper, Peking duck elsewhere in Flushing and Chinatown and other dishes. Service a bit spotty as they were busy. read more

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A lot of the dishes here are very flashy, however taste wise I think it is just okay. The sesame cabbage was weirdly sweet and that threw me off. The lucky bags is probably the thing I liked the most here. Duck was a little too fat in my opinion. They light the fried rice on fire which was cool to look at, but I thought the fried rice tasted quite bad. Mapo tofu was good. read more

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Located in Tangram mall, this Chinese restaurant is known for their peking duck and fun presentations of traditional Chinese dishes. The inside has lots of seating for parties of different sizes, and the location makes it a great spot to grab a bite before or after visiting the mall. Service is quick here and good. We ordered the sizzling cumin lamb, half a peking duck, and their Chinese broccoli. Each dish was delicious. The lamb wasn't gamey at all and the cumin and other seasonings paired so well with the meat. The presentation of the peking duck was great, and they cut up the duck right in front of you if you get the whole duck. The dish came with so many garnishes that you could add to your peking duck wrap, and you also have the option to enjoy the bones fried or in a broth after (to not waste any part!). I also enjoyed the garlic Chinese broccoli and it was the perfect pairing with the lamb and duck. Highly recommend this spot and I would love to come back to try some of their other dishes! read more

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Great food. Great service,...................... ................................................................ read more

I enjoyed a memorable family meal at Juqi, where the food and service were excellent. My only complaint was that they forgot to serve us the duck soup as part of our Peking duck whole set. We only found out when we got home and saw it missing from our leftovers. That said, here were the highlights: Appetizers: -Colorful Aged Vinegar Jellyfish ($29): This cold appetizer was slightly sweet, delicious and refreshing. -Cabbage in sesame paste ($16): This cold dish was also sweet and unusual. I had never tried sesame paste on cabbage before but was one of my favorites of the evening. My toddler son LOVED it. -Braised abalone and pickled chayote ($32): The abalone and chayote were both very spicy. In fact, the overpowering flavor of the chayote was more spicy than pickled. The abalone was chewy and a bit tough. I would skip this in the future. -Spinach with oyster mushrooms ($15): This dish was more to offer some healthy greens to counterbalance the richness of the other dishes. A nice palate cleanser but not particularly noteworthy. -complimentary Beijing appetizer sampler: loved the spicy okra. Somewhat odd in also including the yellow pea paste from the dessert section Entrees: -Juqi Signature Peking Duck whole set ($109): Definitely a highlight of the night, more for the presentation than the actual taste. I don't mean to be a snob when I say "I've had better," since the quality here was high. The meat was tender, but somehow the roasted duck skin and meat were not all that flavorful. A staff cut the duck skillfully for us and then presented the slices aesthetically in a box. Although the pancakes and cucumber and scallion fillings are unlimited, I can't imagine anyone really going through much more than what is offered. A complimentary salt and pepper stir-frie duck, spicy fried duck, or duck soup are offered using the remaining meat. We ordered the soup since we thought the duck meat, tofu, and cabbage would complement the rest of our meal. Sadly this never came. -Vancouver Crab ($68): To cater to my kids, we ordered this non-spicy. Big mistake. While it was still good, it was a bit bland and hard to justify the price. -Spicy Lobster ($39): This was one of my favorite dishes. Superb flavor with a generous amount of lobster meat. -Juqi Fried Rice ($22): Despite the show of turning off the lights and lighting the burner, the actual fried rice was surprisingly bland in flavor. The Chinese sausage lacked punchy flavor. -Fried Leaf Mustard in Casserole ($16): A solid vegetable dish cooked just right, preserving the crunchiness and tenderness of the vegetable and its natural flavor. -Braised beef tendon soup with braised sea cucumber ($56): This was another one of my favorites from the evening. The sauce was extremely rich, but I loved how tender the beef tendon and sea cucumbers were. This came with little balls of rice, ready to soak up the thick, oozy sauce. -Sauteed Chinese Cabbage with Sour Sauce ($6): Very good vegetable dish that was savory, spicy, and sour. One of the better "deals" -Eggplant Of That Autumn Year ($19): Lightly fried, yet still too fried for my liking. A regrettable choice for someone who doesn't like fried food. I had somehow missed this important aspect of the dish when ordering. -Eight delicacy tofu ($36): This was very good, and included soft tofu, shrimp, chicken thigh, flounder, pork tenderloin slices, scored squid, sea cucumber, abalone, scallops, and egg. The soft tofu was I believe lightly battered. The squid was cooked really well and not too tough. More seafood and less chicken and pork would have been preferred. -Stir-fried shredded potato ($14): This was tasty, but way too fatty. The little bits of millet didn't do much for flavor. Dessert: -Peking Milk Skin Yogurt ($6): This is not your typical yogurt, or even watery yogurt sometimes seen in mainland supermarkets: This was an extremely rich and dense yogurt that tasted more like a thick pudding. This appeared to be packaged and not made in-house. Good for takeaway. -Almond Tofu Pudding In Peach Shape ($9): One of my favorite desserts. I loved the subtle almond taste and slightly sweet pairing of the tofu pudding with the white chocolate peach exterior -Beijing four piece set place snacks ($32): Personally I really enjoyed the set, which included a coconut red bean mochi, yellow pea-based "paste," date paste, and glutinous rice roll with red bean. I loved these, but not particularly exciting textures or flavors. -Rabbit milk pudding: Soft, lightly sweet, and like jello. I loved this -Summer in Beijing ($12): My dairy-loving son adored this creamy drink full of condensed milk. Too sweet for me and grapes didn't enhance flavor. Juqi offers private rooms with $488 in minimum spend. They have electric lazy Susans that rotate automatically. Service was solid. Unfortunately the menu has changed, so the Beijing assorted vegetable stir-fry with the wheat gluten is not available anymore. read more

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Food came out extremely slow and they forgot to give us the duck bones from the Peking duck. They also forgot a few dishes and we were there over two hours at that point. Really needed to go. (1)Old Beijing Hawthornt Hawthorn, Rock Sugar $18.00 - purely for aesthetics. This was pretty good and the kids enjoyed it. (2)Suzhou Soy Sauce Chicken Chicken $26.00 - felt like we needed a chicken but this was super dry and small. Not worth it. (3) Jugi Signature Peking Duck( Whole set) $109.00/+ Duck, caviar, tianmian sauce, cucumber | Complimentary salted and pepper duck rack, spicy fried duck rack, duck soup (choose 1 of 3) - there's a half duck option, but whole set is nicer presentation. The presentation was nice and taste seemed fine. (4) Smoked Pork Knuckles Elbow, pancakes $46.00 - it was good (6) Stewed Assorted Seafood with Vermicelli $29.00 Vermicelli, shrimps, squid whisker, crab seed - this dish seems to have a good mix of stuff (7) Sauterkraut Fish $36.00 Sauterkraut, fish fillet - wasn't good (8) Dual-Preparation King Crab (Steamed with Egg Custard/ Salt and pepper) King Crab, Egg $76.00/lb - must get but don't do the fried! Only do the steamed! (9) Litchi Shrimp Balls Shrimp $24.00 - this was surprisingly good! I'd recommend and presentation was very nice. (10) pork belly with brown sauce was good. read more

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Heard many great reviews about this restaurant so decided to come here for a birthday celebration but it ended up being a bit of a disappointment. To start, if you don't speak Mandarin there's definitely going to be a tough language barrier with the waitstaff. They assigned us the only waitress who spoke a lick of English and even then it was a struggle trying to understand what she was saying at times. She was very professional and friendly though. I've heard many positive comments regarding the restaurant's decor and ambience and while it was impressive, it's definitely not the only restaurant in NYC that's designed to look like this. In terms of the food, we enjoyed the Sweet and sour squirrel fish a lot. It's our first time trying this dish since it's not commonly found in the Cantonese restaurants that we typically frequent and we enjoyed the delicious sauce and crispy fish. We also enjoyed the Royal style BBQ lamb. Loved the spices and slight char on the lamb; goes perfectly with a bowl of rice. But we were very disappointed in the signature Peking duck. They're supposed to carve the duck for you at the table but for us it arrived at the table already carved. The duck also didn't really have much flavor and was on the dryer side. Really needed to add a ton of the sauce into the wrap to make it more flavorful. Overall, I left rather disappointed since this was supposed to be for a special occasion and the language barrier and subpar Peking duck didn't leave a good taste in my mouth. What made it worse were the exorbitant prices. For demonstration purposes, this meal at this Chinese restaurant cost us almost 2x the amount that we paid at a French restaurant that we visited in Montreal. Does that make any sense?? I can't imagine myself coming back anytime soon... read more

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Heads up! This place is inside on the ground level of a chinese mall! If you follow yelp maps it sends you inside the mall but you don't know where to go! It's a very classy looking place. Waitstaff are attentive and I love the architecture of the brick wall inside. Once seated there are small appetizers for you to munch on. There is a red packet that inside has a pair of chopsticks, mint, toothpick and hand towel. Pretty cool. Your really paying for the ambiance and the pretty way the food is presented. It is not large portions but just enough. The menu is on a tablet that can be english or chinese. We ordered (things I'll have to describe since i don't know what they really called them): House pancake 3/5: Wanted to compare this to "pancakes" we get in the bay area. It was a decent size and the difference was that there was an aftertaste of coconut. It wasn't bad but it really needs a sauce to go with it. We ended up using the dumpling sauce which made it have a sweet savory flavor. Lucky dumplings 4/5: This dish was ordered cuz it just looked too cool to pass up! They are dumplings filled with veggies and duck. It's an awesome presentation and it tastes pretty good. Pricey for 6 dumplings but I guess it's all about the photos. Fried fish with sweet sauce 4/5: This was pretty good because the batter was not even and the dish was thinly sliced. lol. The sauce reminded me of lemon chicken but knowing it was fish made me feel like it was healthier. Mi fun noodles with crab, calamari and shrimp 4/5: I really liked this dish for the contrast in textures of the soft bounciness of the mi fin noodles contrasting against the pop of the fish eggs. Saw pieces of shrimp, didn't notice any crab and got a piece or two of calamari. House dumplings 3/5: This was probably the best deal of all the items ordered for the quantity for the price. I was not impressed by the dumplings but my friends were. Mah jong tiles 4/5: Okay, admittedly I really wanted to come here cuz I thought this just looked way too fun. I'm not sure what the "tiles" were made of but it did have some nuts inside. I dunno why they just didn't make it out of mango pudding. Maybe what it was was classier? Milk rabbit dessert (free with yelp review) 4/5: This guy was sooooo cute I didn't want to eat him! The flavor was very subtle. We decided it was probably some kind of milk. Neither of the desserts were overly sweet. Overall, I'd give this place a 4/5 just for the service and cool looking dishes. Glad I came to try it out but for $150 it's not a place I plan to frequent. We were full enough but not rolling out the door full. Oh weird thing was it was someone's birthday and they had some sound track belt out happy birthday which totally didn't fit with the vibe of the place. We kept looking around but we couldn't even tell whose birthday it was! read more

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Such a cool place it's in tangram mall in flushing . The atmosphere was really beautiful. I thought I was walking into a Chinese village . . We ordered many dishes. One of the best dishes was the Peking duck. It was the best duck I've ever had . The menu is on an iPad and you order everything from there and the waitress was super friendly and helpful. I will definitely come back and highly recommend it. read more

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Very authentic Chinese Beijing style. Feels like m in Beijing in the old days. Menu has interesting dishes. read more

Juqi - Appetizers are really authentic - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Peking duck was delicious. Just order the Peking duck. Came on a Sunday night and had a 30 min wait. But it was well worth if for the Peking duck. We got the half duck but regretted not getting the full one with the caviar. Maybe next time read more

Juqi - Peking duck - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Here again for birthday celebration. Juqi offers consistent results time and time again. I've been here quite a few times since when they first opened and I am so happy to report that we have always been satisfied with the quality of the food AND service. Highly recommend! read more

Juqi - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Came here for dinner recently and it was my second time here. The first time, I definitely did not know what to order to eat between two people but this recent time we ordered a lot of their signature dishes. They are most famous for their duck- the duck is served Peking duck style but you can make it. It also comes with toast, duck skin and caviar as another offering and the last, you can have the duck bones made in soup or a different option. The duck itself was very juicy and good. Some other dishes we ordered were chicken in chili oil and this was a crowd favorite. Soy sauce marinated chicken was also a hit. We ordered a lot and the camera definitely did not eat first but everything was pretty good. I have to say though that only thing that would take away a star would be the price to quantity ratio. Some plates were pretty small for the prices they charge. They also have private rooms you can book - minimum charge is $488 which is what we did. read more

Juqi - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I came during mother's day with a group of 5 people. It was about an hour wait. The decorations in here are very pretty and full of Chinese culture. The menu is on a tablet. I appreciate that every dish has a picture on the menu. It makes it a lot easier to order what we want to eat. We ordered the half duck, seafood vermicelli, lucky bag, and flapjack (pork intestine). For the duck, it also came with the soup. I enjoyed eating the seafood vermicelli and the lucky bag. The duck portion was quite small but it tasted good. I didn't eat the pork intestine but my family thought there wasn't enough pork in it. They put a lot of carb fillers into that dish. Overall, it was a good experience. The service and vibe was good. read more

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