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Reviews
Shrimp Fried Rice – a bit Bland and way too many onions. Had a decent amount of shrimp. The egg on top was a nice surprise.
Soup Dumplings – Very Tasty. The Pork filling was great.
Crystal Shrimp Dumpling – these were amazing. Filled with a lot of shrimp and very tasty.
Duck Spring Rolls – crispy, tasty, delicious. Not greasy. These were damn good!
Hong Kong Roasted Duck – Very Good. Some parts of the duck were a bit tough but it didn’t stop me from eating it . Loved the flavor.
All in all a decent experience. Would not go out of my way to visit again, but if I am in the area I would go and visit again.
The Pekin duck was wonderful but the apps were amazing too!
We got the salt and pepper chicken, soft shell crab bao, duck Scallion pancakes, crispy chicken curry balls, hk custard tart, sesame balls, soup dumplings and steamed pork buns. A lot yea but so glad we tried everything. It was all fantastic. We didn’t get any drinks other than the milk tea and taro milk. Could have done without those though.
The fried rice with duck was the best we have ever had. This place is a veritable gem and we wish them alot of success in the new year. Thankyou for a great last meal of 2022!
They offer clean and safe outdoor dining currently with a reservation only! So don’t think you can roll up in here without one!
Service is super friendly and everything was timed accordingly. A lot of the dimsum and sauces used on certain dishes was geared heavily towards the American palate vs. Asian palate but still not bad. Their specialty cocktails are spot on too.
One of my dinner partners tonight has been here twice before this visit so we already knew coming btu this reservation what was a repeat order and what we shouldn’t even bother with ordering… We started with the pork soup dumplings: the dumpling skin was good but the dish needed another few minutes in the steamer… filling was tasty but spongey in texture but the seasonings were spot on; sesame balls: perfectly crispy and loaded with toasty sesame balls on the exterior and the glutinous interior was soft with a delicious sweet purple yam center; crispy fried fluffy pork buns: Steller with a light golden crisp on the outside and a chewy soft inside with a good amount of juicy roast pork filling (loved it so much we ordered it twice) ; salt and pepper chicken wings: perfectly crisp but the sweet and kinda spicy sauce it was tossed in wasn’t necessary tbh; soft shell crab bao: crispy to the max, bao loaded with fried shallots too but the accompanying sauce was ehhhh… same weird sweet slightly spicy sauced used in the wings came on the side and it didn’t do anything for this dish.
For our main we had the whole Peking duck with all of its accompaniments of steamed bao buns, sliced scallions, sliced cucumber and a side of hoisin sauce: the duck skin was perfectly seasoned, soft and crispy, loved that they deboned it and the breast meat was uniformly sliced up and the rest of the dark meat was gathered and piled under a large shelf of sliced crispy duck skin. Opted to get the whole poached Hainanese chicken and although it was again perfectly done and tasty, I was hoping they would go the extra mile and make it Singapore styles where a flavorful chicken rice is accompanied.. But alas it was just chicken and a side of white rice. The sauteed string beans were a great side dish as well.
For dessert we got the Chinese donuts, the egg custard Ala mode (next time I’ll get this with just some whip cream in the side) and what we thought was going to be a pineapple cake turned out to be a boring pineapple bun from a Chinese bakery so we won’t be ordering that again.
We will most definitely be back to enjoy more duck though!