
Cozy nook doling out Peking duck, brine cuttlefish & other Chinese specialties, plus rice meals.
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Address: 81 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Phone: (917) 675-6651
Website: https://www.hayhayroasted.com/
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The toilet is super clean.
Sometimes it’s busy during lunch/dinner time, but most people tend to order takeout.
Hay Hay Roasted serve roasted meat rice boxes starting at $10.25 (one topping), or you can grab a whole box of char siu for just $14.
What I really liked is that you can customize your meat cut — fatty (肥), lean (瘦), or half-and-half (半肥瘦) — depending on your preference, just like how we do it in HK.
Pro tip from a HK local: ask for ginger scallion sauce (薑蓉) to go with your rice. It makes everything taste even better!
*Three Selection Rice Combo 三拼飯 $12.25
SO WORTH IT. The box was fully loaded with meat that you could barely even see the rice underneath! I went with char siu, scallion chicken (蔥油雞), and roasted duck (燒鴨).
The chicken and duck were a bit bony, but you can always substitute them for leg if you prefer. The sweet baby napa on the side balanced out the greasiness of the meat.
*Char Siu (Honey BBQ Pork) 蜜汁叉燒 $14/lb
Decent price for the quantity! The char siu was well-marinated and flavorful even without any soy sauce. The seasoning was spot-on, not too sweet or salty. I asked for half-fatty, half-lean, and it had the perfect balance of both.
I took the leftovers home and made char siu fried rice and slippery egg with char siu.
*Crispy Skin Roasted Pork 燒肉 $14/lb
It had a nice fat-to-meat ratio and crispy golden skin. It was too salty for my taste, but my friends all loved it. So I’d definitely recommend enjoying it with rice.
*HK Style Milk Tea 港式奶茶 $5.5 – surprisingly authentic.
*Lemon Ribena 檸檬利賓納 $5.25 – such a nostalgic drink! I haven’t had it in so many years.
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To preface we have had Cantonese/ Chinese roasted duck and pork. Below I have attached a picture from our meal. After the first bite we realized that there was bones in which I personally haven’t had in any other Chinese/ Cantonese restaurant. The meat as said was all fat after asking for a mixture & equally the skin of the pork wasn’t crispy and duck was soggy and oily. One bite and the oil just pooled in your mouth. Ot was nauseating. It was the worst culinary experience ever. Below are pictures were though let’s take out the bones from meat to see how much meat well fat were left with.
First, I have to say the honey-glazed wings had absolutely no flavor. The sauce was only on the outside of the chicken, and the inside had no taste at all.
Secondly, for the two-meat over rice, I paid about an extra dollar for the duck. As you can see in the picture, they barely gave any duck — it was thinly sliced, full of bones, and definitely not worth the extra charge. I didn’t pay extra just to get bones.
Very disappointed with this, as the past couple times I’ve eaten there, it’s been extremely flavorful. But to get inedible and cold food is not worth it in my opinion.
Half a duck for USD19 and you can order combo sets with rice as a base. Suckling pig only available after 1100hrs.
Only downside here is no noodles nor porridge is available. They specialise in roast meats do take away.