This Chinese restaurant, focusing on duck dishes, just soft-opened downtown on 2025-07-11. Their first location opened in North York about 6 months prior.
This place is great if you want good Oeik8ng Duck without having to pay $100 for it. As such, for $20, you get enough for one person, which is great for a fast meal downtown.
We went there for a late-night snack Fri around 21:00; they close at 22:00. We ordered the following:
1. Quarter Roast Duck & Samyang Spicy Noodles Combo ($19.99).
2. Popcorn Duck ($8.99).
The Quarter Roast Duck is like having 25% of a Peking Duck; their whole Peking Duck costs $68.88. It comes with 9 wraps (they call them duck pancake) (as per Peking Duck dinners), toppings (cucumber, scallions, hawthorn fruit slices), and duck sauce. The duck sauce is made in-house. They actually sell each of the accompanying items separately if you want more! The combo is considered a value meal, which comes with Samyang Spicy Noodles and a drink/pop.
The duck pieces were juicy and tasted good. The duck skins were thin, crispy, and not lined with fat. We asked for the noodles (South Korean instant ramen noodles) to be as mild as possible but the spice was already in the noodles so it came out medium spicy. I don't dare try their regular spice level!
The Popcorn Duck is an interesting take on Popcorn Chicken. It was quite good. It comes with a dipping sauce.
The customer service was good.
The chef has been making Peking Duck for at least 15 years.
Interestingly, they can 3D-print a sugar candy figure. You choose a figure from a menu (sorry, I forgot to take a photo of that menu). We chose a dragon. It was printed from sugar candy onto a stick, and takes about 1 min to complete! They are so cute!
Note: You get 10% off if you pay by cash.
All their dishes can be easily covered for takeout or left overs. We had some of the Popcorn Duck and Samyang Spicy Noodles so they simply put a lid on it. The lid has a hole to let any steam out. The hole happens to be the right size to hold the stick with the 3D printed figure, if you so wish. Ingenious setup to use specialize lids to save time!
There is one item called The Box ($228), which is a BOGO Peking Duck. You get a whole Peking Duck and with Duck Sushi in an Oriental box that opens with drawers! Very ornate. When you eat in, they give you another whole Peking Duck ($68.88) along with The Box. You you order for takeout, you actually get to bring the box with you (on loan). When you bring back the box, you get the whole Peking Duck; if you don't bring back the box, you forfeit the whole Peking Duck ($68.88). Such a unique concept!
They gave us each a water cup with a lid and reusable straw. They are giving these out to some guests during their soft-opening period.
There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking.
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