Old-fashioned, long-running institution preparing sizable Chinese plates to eat in or take out.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6905 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: (313) 259-1510
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Pekin Pavilion, 6905 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48207, US
Pekin Pavilion is a long-established Chinese restaurant located in Detroit, MI, renowned for its hearty portions and traditional cuisine.
Pekin Pavillion – Chinese restaurant – Detroit, MI
Old-fashioned, long-running institution preparing sizable Chinese plates to eat in or take out.
Reviews
Kayla
The crab Rangoon was really good, quite a wait. good food I don’t mind shrimp fried rice was good the almond chicken
Reminds me of when my mom bought Chinese takeout it was good
… moreReminds me of when my mom bought Chinese takeout it was good
Crystal Nicole Jackson
There food is spectacular and the customer service is awesome. I love the Wonton Soup, its loaded with meaty and vegetables.
… moreSheronda Howell
I ordered a d3 this is not almond chicken idk what this is but ain’t nothing inside then on top of that my egg foo young is burnt this is the 2nd time I got burnt food I’m done with them.
… moreNemanja Jolic
I have no idea who said that this is chinese food,in all my life i ve never eaten more disgusting food,and on the picture,the dough is soo thick and they are so dry,its like they were standing in one place for 5days,i have no idea how this place is still running
… moreNicole Johnson
Ms D God bless you! Order ahead! Be patient and if you can replace her menu’s ! $80 for 2 entrees 2 soups 1 side. Cash is King
… moreAndy Sinelli
Placed an order on their website.
During checkout, after I gave my payment info, a pop up appeared with the spinning loading icon that said something along the lines of, “please wait while your order is processed… If it takes a while we may not be able to process your order.”
So I waited a while and nothing changed.
I assumed they weren’t going to process my order, so I closed my browser.
I then called the store and no one answered. I assumed they must be closed.
The next day I had an email that showed my order went through, so I called them to rectify things, but no one answered the phone again.
I have disputed the charges of my credit card because they charged my card and I did not receive any food.
… moreDuring checkout, after I gave my payment info, a pop up appeared with the spinning loading icon that said something along the lines of, “please wait while your order is processed… If it takes a while we may not be able to process your order.”
So I waited a while and nothing changed.
I assumed they weren’t going to process my order, so I closed my browser.
I then called the store and no one answered. I assumed they must be closed.
The next day I had an email that showed my order went through, so I called them to rectify things, but no one answered the phone again.
I have disputed the charges of my credit card because they charged my card and I did not receive any food.
Chris McDonald
Great example of the term, “The best food at times comes from a whole in the wall.”
Pekin food tastes great, large portions and prices are appropriately aligned. However, their customer service lags, at times they appear unappreciative of their customers. Also, the atmosphere is in dire need of upgrades. Hence why I mentioned “whole in the wall.”
Nonetheless, the food is great!
… morePekin food tastes great, large portions and prices are appropriately aligned. However, their customer service lags, at times they appear unappreciative of their customers. Also, the atmosphere is in dire need of upgrades. Hence why I mentioned “whole in the wall.”
Nonetheless, the food is great!
Marcia Battles
Portions are large. Flavor is a bit bland. If you get anything fried it will be a bit dry. The shrimp fried rice is shrimp on top of the rice
… moreTristan Nelson
I’ve lived within 2 blocks of Pekin Pavilion for the last 5 years. For the first four, I actually thought they were closed, but once I realized they were open for business I knew I had to go one day. Yesterday, on my way home from work I decided that that day had come. I’ve read some google reviews about the owner “yelling” on the phone and they did not let me down. Some have commented that the yelling is rude, but it really adds to the je ne se quois. I called in and after some confusion about sizes and spice levels, I completed my order of kung pow beef and an egg roll. I was a little nervous when they didn’t take down my name or confirm my phone number, but hoped for the best and headed down the street for pick up. Originally, my plan was to dine in but unfortunately I didn’t have time. When I arrived I saw who I assumed was the lady who took my order. She confirmed my assumption by somehow matching my face to my phone voice, knowing that I was the one who ordered the kung pow beef. I should note that I wasn’t the only person there. I waited for a few minutes, admiring their wares(boxes of tea and chop sticks), until my kung pow beef was ready. You may have noticed that originally I mentioned an egg roll and now I’m ignoring that egg roll. This is because I never got the egg roll. No big deal. Anyways, as I left I admired the building for its reluctance to change or update a single thing. The sign in front of the restaurant claims they have been open for over 100 years, which is insane. Name another Chinese take out that’s been open for over 100 years…. I took the food home and opened the box (I this is when I realized there was no egg roll). They also included soy sauce, a plastic fork, rice and saltine crackers for some reason. I ordered medium spice and it was about as medium as medium gets. Lots of veggies, fresh rice, quality meat, and excellent sauce. It looked nothing like the kung pow beef I’ve eaten in the past, but not in a bad way. Now that I think about it I don’t even know if I’ve ever even had kung pow beef, I think i usually get kung pow chicken. Anyways it was good. I included photos. The place is a perfect cheap Chinese take out. You can’t get more Chinese take out than Pekin Pavilion. You may get some weird vibes from the exterior and the bulletproof shield between the workers and you, but give it a shot and you won’t regret it.
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