Peking Duck House

Good, similar to the Peking Duck House downtown. The waitstaff were attentive to our tea-levels, and allowed us to prepare our duck-wraps ourselves. Only complaint is that when we asked for the duck carcass, they took it into the kitchen and only gave us by my estimate (foodie and amateur chef) about half the remaining meat and almost no bones (I was planning on making a duck soup).

Still an amazing spot for Peking Duck, especially convenient to midtown. Always a great experience with attentive service and high quality food. Alex makes sure everything is perfect. Wonderful!

The peking duck is decent. Focus on that. Be careful getting anything in a thick sauce because it can be very sweet. If the dishes weren't that sweet, maybe I could taste a little more of the actual ingredients. But again, just focus on the duck and you'll be fine.

Duck bone soup did not taste like duck at all but more of a cabbage and tofu soup... duck was very delicious. Skin crispy enough and melt right in mouth. Not overly roasted and tastes like rock at some other restaurants. But I doubt if the pancake wraps were authentic as they taste a bit Mexican...No. 2 so far on my peking duck list. 1 is still Decoy

Peking duck was great. We came for lunch, and the duck was perfect - even the kids enjoyed. The entrees that came with the duck were also flavorful and not too salty. Staff was great. Highly recommend.