Rarely leave reviews but this place is terrible, it deserves 0 stars!!! They charged $25 for peanuts and $19 for tea/person that we didn't order/they didn't tell us costs money. The food also all sucked. We ordered fish that they told us was Chilean sea bass that was not and looked nothing like the picture. The soup dumplings and pan fried buns were flavorless and tiny for the price. The stir fried vegetables came in alfredo sauce and was inedible, we didn't even eat it. Only thing okay was duck. Nobody should ever come to this restaurant it is a scam and sucked. Place should be closed down. read more

So you might wonder why a few girls would literally try duck in Hong Kong when there next flight is going to Beijing, well because it's just fun to be a little different! Empire City Roasted Duck gave us splendid service and took care of us so much that I was a little in shock with how much I love and want to go back here when I'm in Hong Kong. I know that seems so weird to be eating duck in Hong Kong but I mean I eat duck in California here so why not in Hong Kong too! We waited a few minutes before the store opened for dinner, and there was already about 15 people outside also waiting for them to open. Once we told the from person that it was for three people and we didn't make a reservation they still sat us down quite quickly. The duck and food here is so good and at the time they were having a Chinese New Year special so we ordered that. The duck soup is so tasty and so is the duck. Overall it was a super duper great experience and I want to come back for sure. Tip- Call in and make a reservation if it's for a weekend because they actually will be full of people. I came on a weekday and it was pretty busy so I can imagine that the weekend is packed. read more

This is update. So I came back to k11 and was lucky to get a coveted seat. Now I understand why it's hard to get in. If you are into duck this is definitely the place. Absolutely amazing taste. The ratio of meat to skin is outstanding. The servers are not much on English but nice enough. Protip, go for the duck tasting menu. Says for two but enough food for three. read more

I've been craving the Peking duck for a long time. Ever since I had one in China few years back. Was super glad to have found Empire city roast duck and the fact that they had all kinds of duck dishes. I am no expert, but I can certainly say that their Peking duck was exactly what I had expected it to be and I thoroughly enjoyed it. They also had good service and the interior decor is beautiful. Definitely give their Peking duck a try. You won't regret it. read more

大都烤鴨 - Beautiful decor. :) - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

I have not had many experiences with Peking duck much but if this place is really good. They charge you everything for it but the food and its tastes ain't anything less. Their service is better than most in Hong Kong. They actually said 'thank you'!! The place is clean and modern. And inside of a mall. So it doesn't fill like that street restaurant but you will get more upscale restaurant feel. I had Peking duck set which included more than enough for two. We had our fill and able pack some to go. They closed 10pm on Sunday. I think yelp has wrong open and close time so make sure you know they are open read more

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A highlight meal. Had the lunch Tasting meal for 2 with 1/2 a roasted duck and several additional dishes. The total was about $30 p/p which isn't bad for HK. Loved the duck, actually the best duck I've ever had. The soup dumplings were also delicious and the service was great. Will hit this one up again! read more

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Food (***** of *****); I have tried roasted duck from many of the best peking duck & roasted duck places from Hong Kong, New York, L.a., San Fran & Shanghai, But this is the best Peking duck, even better than the famed Peking Garden in Hong Kong! The Chinese tortillas are super paper thin, hot, soft, & delicate, like warm silk. They creatively give you more than just the usual green onions to stuff the tortillas with. You get julienned slivers of green onions, cantaloupe, red daikon, & cucumbers. The duck has been expertly slow cooked in a wood oven to melt away the fat underneath the skin. The flesh is soft but not fatty nor greasy. The skin is slightly crispy. I do desire the skin to be a bit crispier, but it is still very good. Overall, this duck is the best I've ever had. The sesame crispy flatbread is multilayered with layers of crispy, exquisitely thin layers of pastry. This does not come with the duck. It is a side dish. It comes with duck stir fry to stuff the flatbread with. Absolutely divine. Atmosphere (**** out of *****); Privacy booths, quiet, clean. A bathroom attendant keeps the bathroom clean. I did find a dirty utensil with a "deposit" from a previous diner. Service (*** out of *****); Good, fast service, & all the waitresses were ok, but the short gimpy one was rude. I told her about the utensil & before I could ask her to replace it, she snatched it away & THREW another one at me. No apology, either. Not cool. You do not have an assigned waiter, but everyone helps you as a team, so the rude waitress is only a small part of the team, so that's why it is 3 stars for service, not 1 star. Conclusion (***** out of *****); The tally is 4 stars, but I give them an extra star for value. It is only $390 HKD for an entire duck, Chinese tortillas, julienned veggies, & sauce. Considering that this is a high rent neighborhood, this is a steal of a bargain. Yum! read more

大都烤鴨 - Peking Duck with super thin Chinese tortillas, crispy skinned duck with no fat under the skin, cantaloupe, onion, cucumber, & red daikon. - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

It's probably blasphemy or a crime to come to China, even if it's not mainland, and not have Peking Duck. Even if you're not in Beijing, it's GOT to be better than what we have back in USA. Right? YES. I ordered the half duck set for myself for about 37-40 USD depending on the conversion, comes with the duck and the thin crepe things. Boy was I satisfied. The duck is manually trimmed and carved; unlike most other places, the fat under the skin is removed entirely. Some people may hate this but I loved it because 1) it makes the skin super crispy and flavorful and 2) I'm not a fan of just gouging down blobs of fat. And then of course you have the duck meat sitting below the pieces of skin. The meat was incredibly flavorful and delicious. I was so satisfied by the end of this meal, I experienced about 4-5 emotions. That's what being a foodie is all about! So yes, this is a GREAT duck place, the reviews are legitimate, definitely worth a visit. read more

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Busy place, they give queueing tickets starting at 5:30p. The sign in front only provides this information in Chinese language. Really? The fixed prix menu for two seems the most expedient way to order. Over USD$90 for two. Supposed to include half a Peking duck. They parade the duck past the table and then take away for slicing. I'm sorry , but what returned wasn't half of that duck. It was nice, but pretty skimpy. Don't know where the rest of my duck went but I suspect into other menu items (soup, dumplings, etc). Is there a better place? read more

Great place for peking duck. Elegent decor, excellent service, delicious food that is beautifully presented. read more

大都烤鴨 - Crystal duck's tongue - duck tongue in jelly - interesting and a lot easier to eat than traditional duck tongue - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

This place is good, but over priced. We ordered a half duck, but it was less. It was boneless, but there was no meat from the drumsticks or wings. They also offer you fruit at the end of your meal, but we didn't even eat it and they tried to charge us for it. When we notified the server and they told us we should have told them we didn't want it. Wtf we didn't even ask for it?! read more

大都烤鴨 - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Should've known better to expect good shredded duck. We just got into HK and was starving. We didn't want hotel food yet so we ventured to the adjoining mall for some Chinese food. Since it was mid day already 3 pm, we didn't have a lot of choices and decided to try Empire Roast Duck for a small bite. Well, the dishes were expensive and small portioned. We ordered the shredded duck with vegetables and a side of green beans. I didn't realize the shredded duck came with green beans and the server didn't tell us either so both of the dishes were similar in flavor. I counted 5 pieces of shredded duck for a plate that cost $12. That's some highway robbery right there. The pieces were no bigger than a single green bean. I could've gotten half a duck at that price. We ordered one bowl of white rice and they tried to up sell us on fried rice. I wasn't impress. I'm Chinese and because of my American husband-- they thought fried rice was a good option to up sell. Would've been better if they recommended different dishes and give me some more duck. The flavors were okay. Two dishes and a bowl of rice cost $350 HKD. Won't be going back. read more

大都烤鴨 - Shredded roast duck with mushrooms and green beans. Mostly mushrooms and green beans. - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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Delicious Peking style roasted duck. The soup dumplings are off the chart. Mushroom and fish soup was most excellent. Had a bunch of other not so delicious dishes but those three items are worth coming for. read more

大都烤鴨 - Delicious duck - Chinese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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The duck was fine but nothing to talk about. We got a half roast duck and it felt like we got more of a quarter. The pancakes it comes with were warm in the steamer but instantly cold as you assemble your duck pancake. As a side, we got some string beans and they were fine. The whole place was average. The pros about this place is that it's located inside a very cool "art" mall. It's a little hidden away from the main shopping area so we had to do some asking around. read more

Outstanding food! The Peking Duck was fantastic. Service was fast and attentive. Definitely worth the walk!!!!

This is a must to come here for peking duck and soup dumplings. Just coming back from Beijing and having horrible service and peking duck there that I was looking around for peking duck and I made my husband take me here. My husband and I ordered the whole duck, the truffle xiao long bao (I called this the soup dumplings), and a shrimp dished. I must say that the peking duck here was so good. The skin was crispy. I overhead that the ducks here are small but we didn't really have a problem with our duck. I also liked that we had tortillas instead of buns. Great experience here and our customer service was great as well. Yum! read more

Peking duck so amazing in a beautiful space w proper service that we had it twice for lunch and dinner on the same day. This is the real deal folks. Crispy, glass shattering skin with delicate slices of meat rolled in translucent crepes. This Peking style is different than your common roasted which are chunky cuts of skin/fat/meat. Other main and side dishes also high quality and flavorful. We will be thinking about this Peking Duck for a long time and await our next return to HKG. read more

Food was good - service was not so good for our specific experience. We showed up at 945 or so not knowing that the last call was at 10pm. We had just arrived into the city and check into our hostel (Hop Inn) so we were tired and hungry after a 14 hour flight and 45 min. bus ride. We ordered the 2 beers, peking duck (half order), pork and vegetable pan fried buns, a side of rice and truffle & pork soup dumplings. Our total came out to be about $500HK ($70 USD). Food Notes: Peking duck which they are known for was good although the duck meat portion was small. The sides are a nice addition and it is a fun dish to eat as you create your own pancake. Both the truffle dumplings and pork pan fried buns were very good and would recommend getting either. My wife and I agreed the pork pan fried buns were our favorite with the juicy filling, crispy bottom, and doughy bun. All dishes overall were good but portions were fairly small (us standard bias though) and a little pricey. Service Notes: They also charged us for the tea (we thought it was free) and forgot to give us our rice (we asked them to cancel it). Most of the employees attitudes understandably seemed very ready to be done for the day and go home and were happy when we paid our check and left. Ambience/Space - Clean. In a shopping mall. Overall - something we would try maybe once again but probably could find more affordable places that are more affordable and can match the quality of food. read more

Peking duck was nicely presented and tasted very very good as Peking duck is daughter's favorite Chinese dish! Only complaint is where are the meat? Perhaps got spoiled in the USA where they give you the remaining part you f the duck and/or in soup? The Lotus Leaf rice is ok, it does has a very good duck flavor. The XLB was very good, wish I had the stomach to try other dishes on the menu. If you're staying at the Hyatt in Tsim Shai Tsui, must try since it's located in the interesting adjacent Art Mall. You don't need to get out in the hot humid air in typhoon season! read more

For Duck lovers, One of those place you need to visit when in Hong Kong. Crispy skin and tender juicy meat is rich, so 1/ 2 order should be enough for 2. read more

we didn't have reservation, but was seated immediately. the service was good with well staffed professional folks. we ordered their hk milk tea and this was pretty good. it came with simple syrup so you can add as much as you like. the roast duck was truly out of this world. I can come here and just eat the roast duck! we also ordered black garlic and shrimp and spicy fried chicken. the shrimp was good but they used chopped chicken wings and this is a bad idea! the piece of chicken had tiny bones throughout, hard to eat without risk of swallowing chicken bones and the meat was too tough to chew after getting fried. pass on this dish! also, we didn't order fruit but they brought it to us so we thought it was complimentary. turns out, it isn't and we got charged for it afterwards. I didn't appreciate this at all! there was the good and the bad, but the duck alone will have me come back for more. read more

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Came for the duck and ordered a half a duck. Fantastic! As good or possibly better than a famous restaurant I went to in Beijing famous for Peking duck. Went for lunch at noon. Place was half empty. Received my duck in less than 10 minutes. Lots of condiments and pancakes! Service was mainly good, but had to track down a server for the bill (and I saw some other tables having to do the same). This place is a bit tricky to find, but it is inside a mall on Mody rd. Once you realize it is on the American 3rd floor, it is not that hard to find. When you get to the floor, you will need to look at the map at the end of the escalator, as the restaurant is tucked behind another store. Very convenient and clean location with great restrooms! Highly recommended. No reservations or prior order for duck needed for lunch. Not sure about dinner. Free wifi from the mall for a half hour! read more

So good! The roasted duck is the best I've ever had - skin so crispy, meat moist, and served with delicious accoutrements to make a mini burrito of sorts. We also had some sort of fried mushroom rolls which were delish. Wish we had discovered this place sooner on our trip as I likely would have dragged my husband back for a second meal. read more

3.5 STARS Came here to try the Peking duck given the ratings and proximity from my hotel (2 min walk!), and that I always enjoy a good Peking duck. Since I wasn't that hungry yet, I went there to make a reservations for an hour later, and when I came back, I was seated without 5 minutes. My bf and I contemplated between the half and full serving since I normally can't eat that much, but we decided for the full since I read in a previous review that it was a better deal since they don't give you all the meat to the duck. We also ordered the truffle soup dumplings. The soup dumplings came out first, looked promising with truffle sticking out. But to my dismay, and having tried Cheung Hing Kee Shanghai Pan Fried Buns in TST a couple days earlier, these soup dumplings lacked the umami truffle flavor. However, still decent soup dumplings (thin, delicate skin, with soup inside), just not what we paid for. The Peking duck came next. For the full order, they basically just give you two half orders (maybe because we had two people)? It came with two plates of duck, two baskets of tortilla wrap, and two servings of condiments. I've never seen so many different condiments for Peking duck before! I proceeded to count how many wraps there were in one basket to prepare myself how much I would have to eat. There were 10 in one basket, for a total of 20 (that's a lot for 2 people!) I was only able to eat 5 wraps, with my bf eating 13. However, note that I wasn't too hungry to begin with since I just devoured an entire eggette from Mammy's an hour before (read my review on Mammy - best eggettes ever!) and my bf was completely stuffed after 13. I think it is a good size to share between 3-4 people, depending on how hungry your party is, and what other dishes your party is trying. To put things into better perspective, there was definitely enough duck (1:1.5 skin to meat ratio) for each wrap! And the size of each piece of meat is pretty big! While the skin was perfectly crispy (slightly oily, as expected), the meat was a little dry to my liking. I also would have appreciated a better Peking duck tasting menu, that would feature in multiple ways, instead of throwing in random dishes on the tasting menu. However, you can order duck soup, duck stir fry a la carte. read more

This was excellent peking duck. Certainly better than we had in Beijing, in a huge duck house restaurant, and MUCh better service. We got the tasting dinner including delicious fried green beans, garlic shrimp, soup and soupy dumplings w Half duck for 628$, a good deal. I took a point off for serving courses so fast , I guess yo get us out quicker. They got cold and I had to stop them and hold. read more

Overall we really liked this place. We ordered a whole duck, the green beans, truffle xiao long bao, and I don't remember what else. The duck was good, truffle xiao long bao were really good, and the green beans were surprisingly the standout...some of the best green beans we have ever had. This is definitely a solid option. I am not an expert in this style of duck by any means, but I really enjoyed myself here (I don't feel comfortable giving 5 stars since I am such a duck noob though). read more

This is prejudice,they think I don't have money. I have a rip shirt. They made us wait for 2 hr, but the food wasn't bad.

Very delicious duck! However, book im advance otherwise you will have to be waiting for ages. They sit reservations first and whoever else that is able to talk their way in without following the wait list order. We waited for probably more than half an hour and saw some people getting seating before us, despite the fact they had no reservation and arrived after us. If you can get over the second class treatment then you are in for a very good meal. read more

second floor K11 mall, first place to have a nice Peking duck with thin wrapper and XLB with thin wrapper. wish they give you more of the duck, but just get the pot stickers, fried rice, pork string beans, etc. for a nice meal. read more

By far the best Roast (Peking) Duck place in the world. I traveled 8000 miles just to have the duck, well worth it. Can't wait to go back.