Duck N' Good Food Place Hmong Restaurant

A bit out of the way, but worth the trip. Old diner featuring home-style Hmong food. Definitely recommended.

Easy and customs menu if desires. Always prepared fresh. Worth the wait. You can always call in advance to make things easy for your convenience.

Best papaya! Love the foods! So many to choose and all is very delicious! Always go there and it's satisfy me all the time.

This place is always fantastic, I've never had a bad meal here. The actual seating area is a bit limited, so around lunch or busy hours it can get close to full, but that's rarely an issue. The restaurant is nicely maintained and decorated, with an inviting atmosphere and friendly staff, which makes every experience I've had here a good one.

The food is top notch, and the prices are fair for the quality and quantity per order ($7-9 per plate on average). The menu is a mix of Asian cuisine (pad thai, pho, larb, papaya salad, roast duck, stuffed chicken wings to name a few) that is very authentic, and not typical Americanized Chinese style take out food. I have a hard time naming a favorite item as each thing I've tried I've honestly liked just about the same.

My one complaint: I wish the menu would have new items added, perhaps seasonal items, or daily specials of dishes typically not on the menu (at least, if any kind of daily special is offered, I've never seen it). The menu selection hasn't changed much over the years, which is a very minor complaint as all the items offered I've tried are excellent, though I think dynamic menus help a restaurant grow as it brings in patrons that wish to sample the new selections offered.

Duck N' Good Food Place will be a restaurant I return to every chance I get. Authentic Asian food is hard to find, especially of quality for an affordable price. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that wants to try something different, or that just wants some delicious, freshly prepared food.

Delicious garden rolls, pad see yew, and nab vam. Friendly service. It is family-owned and sometimes the restaurant is closed for a special occasions such as the New Year. You may want to call before you go to make sure they are open. The facilities could use updates but are adequate.