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Sunday visit, Short waiting time (under 5 minutes) and Fast serving I really enjoy their thin wrap and the remaining bones to be made into soup. Highly recommend the soup!! Their lamp chop is not spicy despite how it looks but enjoy the crunch! They have other dishes I would love to try next!
very good！！My friends and I really enjoy it。We'll be back！ very good！！My friends and I really enjoy it。We'll be back！
The food is soooo good! The Peking duck is absolutely fantastic, and the price is very reasonable. The half duck ($59) comes with different options for how to prepare the remaining duck frame, and everything we tried was incredibly tasty. One of my good friends recommended this place after coming here multiple times, and now I totally understand why! This has definitely become a must-return spot for us too. We'll absolutely be back!
After having a not-so-great lunch today at a nearby Chinese restaurant down the block, I said to myself, "Why not make it better by having a second lunch at Juqi?" I was craving wheat gluten, so we decided to stop in--and I'm so glad we did! We were seated immediately upon walking in. I ordered the Braised Wheat Gluten with Shrimp and a white rice, while Hubby had the homemade dumplings. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, but my wheat gluten dish truly stood out! It was flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what I had been craving. The entire team was professional, friendly, and welcoming. Selena was especially outstanding--she was warm and courteous and made us feel very well taken care of throughout our meal. Needless to say, we left happy and completely satisfied. It was the perfect way to turn a disappointing lunch into a much better dining experience. We're so glad we came here for our second lunch!
Juqi is an upscale Chinese spot in the Tangram mall with a huge menu and flavorful dishes! To get in the waitlist, you can use Minitable or sign up on the iPad with the hostess. The inside decor is super nice and reminds me of places like CheLi and Szechuan Mountain House so it's great for a nice dinner out. I did also see they had a ton of private room space in the back for events. We tried a few dishes here but my favorite was the Royal Style Barbeque Lamb! The portion was huge with the meat being super juicy, tender, flavorful and had a mild spiciness to it.
Located in flushing within a mall, this might have been one of the top restaurants in NYC that I have been to, and am looking forward to coming again. There was a long wait as we put our names down for a party of four, but there is a lot to do in the mall as you wait. Our party of four was able to get seated on a Sunday afternoon after about 30 mins or so. The indoors is very well decorated and it has a nice dimly lit atmosphere. Something this place does do really well is the plating and presentation. Our first appetizer were these shrimp balls and they served 9 items on this really stunning tree holder. We ordered pork, some boiled bok choi, and Peking duck. I think in NYC this was the best Peking duck experiences I have had. They provided a large variety of toppings more than just the basic green onions. They ask if you want the bones boiled or fried afterwards. They provide a large amount of wraps for you to enjoy, and the duck was prepared beautifully. Now this place does get pricey but my friends and I loved our visit. They show you how to make each roll, they provide plastic gloves are you prep the duck rolls. Will definitely plan to come back, every thing we ate was fantastic and we had a great time. It does get a bit pricey however.
Walked past this place many times (hard to miss with the drums in the front) but never actually tried them until today. To preface.. I'm not a big fan of duck at all but my husband and family are so we gave this a go. We ordered the 5 dishes, one of which was the Peking duck and another the lion's head (huge meatball). Not a fan of the duck but my grandma and husband were. They do show you their neat trick on wrapping the duck so that's pretty cool. Also took the remaining duck to be fried with salt and pepper (you have other options like soup..) but that was too salty for us. Really enjoyed the clams and veggie dish as well! We brought my toddler and they gave her steamed egg which was really nice! Overall top notch service and good food! Accommodating for toddlers which is nice and even she ate more than usual.
4 stars for overall service and food. The ordering on the iPad was interesting as the menu was in Chinese. Thankful for the one line descriptions and photos to match. This hot spot, located on the first floor of Tangram Mall, is bustling with crowds on the weekends. They do not take reservations unless you want to book the private rooms or The Birdcage. There is a minimum spend to be in each room so choose wisely. The room we were seated in had a minimum spend of $500. Before you confirm your order, a staff member needs to come by and re-confirm your order, especially to ensure you spent the minimum. There were some very unique dishes and curiosity got the better of us - a few were hit or miss. The misses: hot mustard with cabbage, it was a spicy mustard (like wasabi kind of dry heat, where the heat clears your sinuses). And there was way too much mustard in general, on top. The other dish that was almost a miss, the plum cherry tomatoes. The tomatoes were sweet but skin was still on so the plum brine doesn't absorb too much into the tomato. This is an overall refreshing dish for the summer months since it's served cold. The hits: that full portion of Peking duck served in a fancy presentation like a jewelry trunk with drawers. Each compartment or drawer held a treasure to speak. The cut up duck meat, super moist, the garnish of julienned cucumbers and scallions, the delicious sauce and the fabulous crispy duck skin served over toast and topped with caviar. It was a sight indeed. Beautiful presentation. I also enjoyed the King Crab, this 4 pound beauty was cooked and served two ways. First, steamed crab meat legs with steamed eggs on a large plate. The second method was a stir-fry of more cut crab pieces. Well seasoned and tasted like a mixture of Old Bay seasoning and spices. The other favorite of the night was the pork meatball. While only one serving ordered, we managed to break it up with a spoon and everyone got to try it. The other stand out dish was the brisket and beef tendon. Very saucy and tender. I would have wanted to try their fish dishes but all were spicy or marked with a red pepper icon. Since it's a Beijing style menu, I would presume too spicy for my taste. The coolest feature of being in the private room, the motorized lazy Susan and of course, having privacy. Made our birthday banquet much more enjoyable so that we didn't have to sit in the loud, main dining area.
Great environment and nice Beijing cuisine. Modern and classic furnitures. Didn't taste the roasted duck, but the lamb and lazi Chicken taste great!
Came here for the Peking duck and it did not disappoint! The duck was crispy, juicy, and really flavorful. We ordered a few other dishes to share as well and everything was good. Definitely a great spot when you're craving Peking duck!
Please read before going here. First things first, I LOVE duck. I eat it often in China and make it at home when I'm craving it so I am very familiar with what good Beijing duck is supposed to taste like and be like. I'm sad to report that this was one of the worst things I've eaten in a long time. The duck was not executed well. Im mourning this experience. It looked so pretty but taste/texture was so bad. The skin is not rendered out well at all so each bite feels like you're eating a spoon of oil. Seriously. Especially since the slices were all thick skin fat with little to no meat. The duck overall is VERY very very unappetizingly oily. Of the few pieces of actual duck meat on the plate, it was flavorless and dry which is confusing bc everything else is like a mouth full of oil. Since you are paying 109$ for a duck, it reasonable to expect it to be at least somewhat tasty. My first bite had this old oil/exhaust like flavor which confused me. I kept trying to give the duck another chance because I really didn't want to waste food, but it only got worse. (Our total cost for this meal nearly 200$ for two people, for it to be inedible like that is heartbreaking). We couldn't take more than a few bites because of how nauseating and sickening the food made us feel. I've been wanting to try this place out for a while now, especially after seeing a video on how the duck is made, I was intrigued by the "authentic" process, but after trying this place, I'm sad to say its not good. Maybe something went wrong with the duck we had or they were having an off day? Nevertheless, I've never had an experience where the food is too bad to eat and too bad to take home because I hate wasting food. We wanted to take the leftovers To-go but we realized there was no point on taking back leftovers if they were most likely not going to be eaten. We left disappointed, nauseous, queasy, and sad. There's a sign on the table that incentives customers to leave 5star reviews in exchange for a free dessert. I'm assuming this is the main reason they have "good reviews" online because it's definitely not because of the food. The ambiance was cool tho, vibey, but servers were on the apathetic side, which is fine IF the food is amazing but it's not!! if you're going purely for the vibes, just go to mountain house or something. At least the food would be good too. This restaurant is in all honestly, not worth the long wait, time, or money. A heartbreakingly bad experience :(
Yoko our server was pretty awesome! Recommended few items to us! We got the pork intestine & pork belly, the chili chicken, the beef tendon soup, the Peking duck and more
15 days ago
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Thanks so much, Zhuodi! We're glad the Beijing duck hit the spot. It…
15 days ago
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Thanks so much Yunyi! We really appreciate you bringing your friends…
16 days ago
Very authentic Beijing cuisine! I highly recommend the Peking Roasted Duck, it also comes with free soup with the duck bones. read more
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Thanks so much, Clara! We're so glad you loved the Peking Duck. That…
12 minutes ago
Sunday visit, Short waiting time (under 5 minutes) and Fast serving I really enjoy their thin wrap and the remaining bones to be made into soup. Highly recommend the soup!! Their lamp chop is not spicy despite how it looks but enjoy the crunch! They have other dishes I would love to try next! read more
19 hours ago
very good！！My friends and I really enjoy it。We'll be back！ very good！！My friends and I really enjoy it。We'll be back！ read more
15 days ago
The food is soooo good! The Peking duck is absolutely fantastic, and the price is very reasonable. The half duck ($59) comes with different options for how to prepare the remaining duck frame, and everything we tried was incredibly tasty. One of my good friends recommended this place after coming here multiple times, and now I totally understand why! This has definitely become a must-return spot for us too. We'll absolutely be back! read more
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Thanks so much, Nian! We're really glad your friend brought you in…
After having a not-so-great lunch today at a nearby Chinese restaurant down the block, I said to myself, "Why not make it better by having a second lunch at Juqi?" I was craving wheat gluten, so we decided to stop in--and I'm so glad we did! We were seated immediately upon walking in. I ordered the Braised Wheat Gluten with Shrimp and a white rice, while Hubby had the homemade dumplings. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, but my wheat gluten dish truly stood out! It was flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what I had been craving. The entire team was professional, friendly, and welcoming. Selena was especially outstanding--she was warm and courteous and made us feel very well taken care of throughout our meal. Needless to say, we left happy and completely satisfied. It was the perfect way to turn a disappointing lunch into a much better dining experience. We're so glad we came here for our second lunch! read more
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Wendy, so happy we could save your lunch day! Thanks for the kind…
Juqi is an upscale Chinese spot in the Tangram mall with a huge menu and flavorful dishes! To get in the waitlist, you can use Minitable or sign up on the iPad with the hostess. The inside decor is super nice and reminds me of places like CheLi and Szechuan Mountain House so it's great for a nice dinner out. I did also see they had a ton of private room space in the back for events. We tried a few dishes here but my favorite was the Royal Style Barbeque Lamb! The portion was huge with the meat being super juicy, tender, flavorful and had a mild spiciness to it. read more
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Canxu Y.
Thanks so much, Ted! Really happy you loved the Royal Style Barbeque…
Located in flushing within a mall, this might have been one of the top restaurants in NYC that I have been to, and am looking forward to coming again. There was a long wait as we put our names down for a party of four, but there is a lot to do in the mall as you wait. Our party of four was able to get seated on a Sunday afternoon after about 30 mins or so. The indoors is very well decorated and it has a nice dimly lit atmosphere. Something this place does do really well is the plating and presentation. Our first appetizer were these shrimp balls and they served 9 items on this really stunning tree holder. We ordered pork, some boiled bok choi, and Peking duck. I think in NYC this was the best Peking duck experiences I have had. They provided a large variety of toppings more than just the basic green onions. They ask if you want the bones boiled or fried afterwards. They provide a large amount of wraps for you to enjoy, and the duck was prepared beautifully. Now this place does get pricey but my friends and I loved our visit. They show you how to make each roll, they provide plastic gloves are you prep the duck rolls. Will definitely plan to come back, every thing we ate was fantastic and we had a great time. It does get a bit pricey however. read more
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Canxu Y.
Thanks so much, Karan! Really glad you had a great experience, and…
Walked past this place many times (hard to miss with the drums in the front) but never actually tried them until today. To preface.. I'm not a big fan of duck at all but my husband and family are so we gave this a go. We ordered the 5 dishes, one of which was the Peking duck and another the lion's head (huge meatball). Not a fan of the duck but my grandma and husband were. They do show you their neat trick on wrapping the duck so that's pretty cool. Also took the remaining duck to be fried with salt and pepper (you have other options like soup..) but that was too salty for us. Really enjoyed the clams and veggie dish as well! We brought my toddler and they gave her steamed egg which was really nice! Overall top notch service and good food! Accommodating for toddlers which is nice and even she ate more than usual. read more
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Thanks so much, Kelly, we really appreciate the support and hope to…
3 months ago
4 stars for overall service and food. The ordering on the iPad was interesting as the menu was in Chinese. Thankful for the one line descriptions and photos to match. This hot spot, located on the first floor of Tangram Mall, is bustling with crowds on the weekends. They do not take reservations unless you want to book the private rooms or The Birdcage. There is a minimum spend to be in each room so choose wisely. The room we were seated in had a minimum spend of $500. Before you confirm your order, a staff member needs to come by and re-confirm your order, especially to ensure you spent the minimum. There were some very unique dishes and curiosity got the better of us - a few were hit or miss. The misses: hot mustard with cabbage, it was a spicy mustard (like wasabi kind of dry heat, where the heat clears your sinuses). And there was way too much mustard in general, on top. The other dish that was almost a miss, the plum cherry tomatoes. The tomatoes were sweet but skin was still on so the plum brine doesn't absorb too much into the tomato. This is an overall refreshing dish for the summer months since it's served cold. The hits: that full portion of Peking duck served in a fancy presentation like a jewelry trunk with drawers. Each compartment or drawer held a treasure to speak. The cut up duck meat, super moist, the garnish of julienned cucumbers and scallions, the delicious sauce and the fabulous crispy duck skin served over toast and topped with caviar. It was a sight indeed. Beautiful presentation. I also enjoyed the King Crab, this 4 pound beauty was cooked and served two ways. First, steamed crab meat legs with steamed eggs on a large plate. The second method was a stir-fry of more cut crab pieces. Well seasoned and tasted like a mixture of Old Bay seasoning and spices. The other favorite of the night was the pork meatball. While only one serving ordered, we managed to break it up with a spoon and everyone got to try it. The other stand out dish was the brisket and beef tendon. Very saucy and tender. I would have wanted to try their fish dishes but all were spicy or marked with a red pepper icon. Since it's a Beijing style menu, I would presume too spicy for my taste. The coolest feature of being in the private room, the motorized lazy Susan and of course, having privacy. Made our birthday banquet much more enjoyable so that we didn't have to sit in the loud, main dining area. read more
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Canxu Y.
Thanks so much, Jeannie, we're glad you enjoyed it and follow us…
23 hours ago
Great environment and nice Beijing cuisine. Modern and classic furnitures. Didn't taste the roasted duck, but the lamb and lazi Chicken taste great! read more
1 day ago
Came here for the Peking duck and it did not disappoint! The duck was crispy, juicy, and really flavorful. We ordered a few other dishes to share as well and everything was good. Definitely a great spot when you're craving Peking duck! read more
28 days ago
Please read before going here. First things first, I LOVE duck. I eat it often in China and make it at home when I'm craving it so I am very familiar with what good Beijing duck is supposed to taste like and be like. I'm sad to report that this was one of the worst things I've eaten in a long time. The duck was not executed well. Im mourning this experience. It looked so pretty but taste/texture was so bad. The skin is not rendered out well at all so each bite feels like you're eating a spoon of oil. Seriously. Especially since the slices were all thick skin fat with little to no meat. The duck overall is VERY very very unappetizingly oily. Of the few pieces of actual duck meat on the plate, it was flavorless and dry which is confusing bc everything else is like a mouth full of oil. Since you are paying 109$ for a duck, it reasonable to expect it to be at least somewhat tasty. My first bite had this old oil/exhaust like flavor which confused me. I kept trying to give the duck another chance because I really didn't want to waste food, but it only got worse. (Our total cost for this meal nearly 200$ for two people, for it to be inedible like that is heartbreaking). We couldn't take more than a few bites because of how nauseating and sickening the food made us feel. I've been wanting to try this place out for a while now, especially after seeing a video on how the duck is made, I was intrigued by the "authentic" process, but after trying this place, I'm sad to say its not good. Maybe something went wrong with the duck we had or they were having an off day? Nevertheless, I've never had an experience where the food is too bad to eat and too bad to take home because I hate wasting food. We wanted to take the leftovers To-go but we realized there was no point on taking back leftovers if they were most likely not going to be eaten. We left disappointed, nauseous, queasy, and sad. There's a sign on the table that incentives customers to leave 5star reviews in exchange for a free dessert. I'm assuming this is the main reason they have "good reviews" online because it's definitely not because of the food. The ambiance was cool tho, vibey, but servers were on the apathetic side, which is fine IF the food is amazing but it's not!! if you're going purely for the vibes, just go to mountain house or something. At least the food would be good too. This restaurant is in all honestly, not worth the long wait, time, or money. A heartbreakingly bad experience :( read more
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Hi Tina, thank you for the detailed feedback. We’re truly sorry your…
Yoko our server was pretty awesome! Recommended few items to us! We got the pork intestine & pork belly, the chili chicken, the beef tendon soup, the Peking duck and more read more
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Thanks so much, Linda! We're really glad Yoko took such good care of…
4 hours ago
4 days ago
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Thanks Amanda! We really appreciate you saying that about our Peking…
1 hour ago
very tasty place, suitable for family visit, I really like their beijing duck, it is very authentic, similar to the one in beijing read more
13 days ago
Peking duck is soooooo good! Highly recommended! All dishes are good! Must try in Flushing read more
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Thanks so much, Ruoda, we really appreciate it, and please follow us…
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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Thanks so much, Gerry, we really appreciate the love and hope to see…
13 days ago
Really enjoyed our meal at Juqi! The food was delicious and full of flavor, and everything we ordered was well prepared. The Peking duck was especially good--crispy skin, tender meat, and great with the pancakes and condiments. We also loved the shrimp and the other side dishes. The atmosphere was lively and fun, the presentation was beautiful, and the service was friendly and attentive. Definitely a great spot for authentic Beijing-style food. Would happily come back! read more
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Thanks so much! We're really glad the Peking duck hit the mark for…
13 days ago
Food is very delicious. Traditional Beijing food, Beijing duck is good as well - highly recommended. read more
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Thanks Kris! Really appreciate you coming by and glad the Beijing…
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
7 days ago
The service is great. Menu is intuitive. The food reminded me of China. The atmosphere is unique and welcoming. read more
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Thanks so much, Benjamin! We love that the food brought back those…
3 hours ago
8 days ago
fopd is amazing, very authentic Beijing food, highly recommend. Very very good Especially the duck read more
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Thanks so much, Black! We're really glad the duck hit the mark for…
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
14 days ago
One of the best Peking duck spots in NYC. In addition to great Peking duck there's a ton of classic Beijing dishes read more
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Thanks Ted! We really appreciate that. The Peking duck is definitely…
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
8 days ago
Delicious, authentic food with a great atmosphere! Beautiful presentation and friendly, attentive service. Definitely worth a visit in Flushing! read more
13 days ago
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Thanks so much, Kun! We're really happy the Beijing Duck hit the spot…
2 days ago
23 hours ago
Amazing！Delicious food, generous portions, friendly service, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. read more
21 days ago
The Peking duck was authentic and absolutely delicious! The Kung Pao chicken was also very authentic and full of flavor. I really enjoyed the plum juice as well--it was refreshing and paired perfectly with the food. Overall, a great dining experience and definitely worth coming back! read more
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Thanks so much, Aierken! We're really glad the plum juice hit the…
17 days ago
Great food! Veggie portions are pretty big and the duck and duck soup is amazing! The presentation is fun but idk if everything needs to be lit on fire haha read more
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Thanks Joanna! We're glad the veggie portions and duck hit the spot.…
2 days ago
Great food, cozy atmosphere, and friendly service! A great spot in Flushing for a casual meal with friends. read more
30 days ago
Loved the duck , it tasted really good. Really like the veggies and the tofu dishes too. Definitely get the duck soup read more
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Hey Andy, thanks so much. Really glad the duck hit the spot for you…
25 days ago
One of modern Chinese cuisines in flushing, located in prime location. Dishes are quite reasonable & authentic as in US. read more
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Thanks Ling! We really appreciate you noticing how authentic we keep…
9 months ago
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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133-36 37th Ave
Flushing, NY 11354
Downtown Flushing, Flushing
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Is Peking Duck available for take out?
Are there gluten-free options?
When I called the staff said you don't have gluten free option but when I looked at a customer review you did offer it. Can you kindly let me know if you still offer gluten free options?
What are the best dishes here besides Peking duck?
Is there an english menu?
Of course they have an English menu. They also speak English as well
I see there is a half Beijing duck for $59. As a solo diner, can i order this and get the full experience with buns, crispy skin, soup etc served in multiple courses?
You will not get the entire experience as with getting the whole duck. With the half, you will only get the steam wraps along side the duck. You will then get to choose btwn the soup or the fried bones. So you get a two course meal.
Is the menu only in Chinese or is there a menu in English so that people who are not so fluent with mandarin can order?
Both English and Chinese on the menu
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