Midtown and Chinatown locations serve classic Chinese and specialty Peking duck in modern, dimly lit atmosphere crowded by loyal locals.
(646) 833-0610
28 Mott St
(Mosco Street)
New York,
NY
10013
40.7147
-73.9988
Neighborhoods: Chinatown, Downtown
Peking Duck House Restaurant
Last updated 7.23.09
What People Are Saying About Peking Duck House
The Owner
Peking Duck House
Owner
At Peking Duck We prepare well in advance. Firstly air is pumped into the duck to stretch and loosen the skin, then boiling water is repeatedly spread over the bird, which is then carefully dried, the dried skin is rubbed all over with maltose, and the duck is then roasted in a hot oven for a period of time until the meat is tender and the skin crispy. Then the duck is served with house-made pancakes, green scallions, fresh cucumbers and special hoisin sauce.
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
Midtown and Chinatown locations serve classic Chinese and specialty Peking duck in modern, dimly lit atmosphere crowded by loyal locals.
10/06/09
ASIAN BIAS,2009
by amill
Asians be prepared to be treated like a vagrant off the street. If you do eat there make sure you ask for the oranges before you get the bill or whatever they lavish non Asians and see how the managers & staff gets all twisted & creepy with excuses that you don't deserve the same treatment. Skip the tip!!!
- Pros: negative zero rating is too high for the food+service
- Cons: still in business?
09/27/09
Bad food! Bad Service with Ridiculous EXCUSES!
by Lynn916
Ducks are too dry to match their so expensive price! Also, their service is very inequality .
They refuse to serve after dinner to us oranges after a so expensive meal. We asked why they only not gave us.
At first, they said there is no orange left, then they said we have to pay for it, so we asked them to show us the menu. They finally said we were being bad customers, but others are their friends, and those customers spend a lot of money there, so they would like and have to pay for the orange for all of their friends!?! How Ridiculous!
We will not go back there again. AND EVERYBODY, DO NOT GO THERE!
- Cons: Service, Food, Price, Ambience
06/05/09
Do Not Eat Here!!
by LynnHQ
After reading all the recommendation in numerous sites, plus some in the guide books, I decided to go there with a group of friends to give it a try.
Big disappointment! The duck was cold and bland; the vegetable dish we ordered was soggy; the lamb dish was just salty! Overall, the food here was terrible!
This is a big tourist trap: overprice + second class food.
It's a waste of money. Don't even think of eating here.
The Details on Peking Duck House
Know Before You Go:
Reservations are not taken online. To make a reservation please call the restaurants directly.
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Restaurant Special Features:
Lunch Spot, Business Dining, Group Dining, Fine Dining
Cuisine:
Message from Peking Duck House
- Authentic Chinese cuisine
- Oven roasted duck dishes
- Friendly & attentive staff
At Peking Duck We prepare well in advance. Firstly air is pumped into the duck to stretch and loosen the skin, then boiling water is repeatedly spread over the bird, which is then carefully dried, the dried skin is rubbed all over with maltose, and the duck is then roasted in a hot oven for a period of time until the meat is tender and the skin crispy. Then the duck is served with house-made pancakes, green scallions, fresh cucumbers and special hoisin sauce.
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