
Mellow Chinese eatery offering roasted duck, kung pao chicken & other classics, plus lunch specials.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–3:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8450 E Valley Blvd, Rosemead, CA 91770
Phone: (626) 280-8600
Website: http://www.jirongpekingduck.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Even on a weekday it was lively with family dinners and friend gatherings. Free parking is a plus.
The salt-grilled Japanese wagyu was my favorite — lightly charred outside, buttery and tender inside, rich but not greasy. The aged wine braised pork belly was glossy, soft, and super flavorful (very dangerous with rice). We also loved the dry pot cured pork with king oyster mushrooms and the flavorful, perfectly spicy boiled fish.
Would definitely come back.
The food came out fast. The Peking Duck was really good. And get the add on soup option, they use the duck carcass (after they’ve carved it) to make a soup. It is damn good!
My friends wanted the steamed fish (we got the scallion ginger), garlic pea sprouts, and I also ordered some chive turnovers and meat pastry. Both were amazing!
I did feel a bit rushed but it was our fault for not having a reservation. Overall, a very good experience. Food was solid. Just remember to make a reservation!
Pro tip: you have to reserve the duck by calling them 24 hours in advance. We did, and it was absolutely worth it. The duck came with thin pancake wraps, scallions, cucumber, and oyster/hoisin sauce. To make the perfect wrap, you spread the sauce, add cucumber and green onion, then top it with tender duck meat and a piece of crispy skin. It’s the ultimate bite—chef’s kiss.
As a starter, we ordered the 6-flavor cold combination, which was a fun and tasty variety. For mains, we had shrimp fried rice, crispy walnut shrimp, baked pumpkin with salted egg yolk, crab meat and fish maw soup, and a mixed cauliflower with pork belly stir-fry. Everything was flavorful and cooked beautifully, with the duck being the star of the show.
Service felt like fine dining, which is rare in the SGV. Plates were switched out regularly, our teapot was refilled often, and the servers checked in on us throughout the meal. The ambiance was calm and quiet enough that we could have a conversation without raising our voices.
Parking on a weekday night wasn’t an issue, but weekends can get tricky since the lot is shared with a lot of other restaurants.
I’ll definitely be back. This place is tried and true, and the duck is absolutely to die for.
**Peking Duck**
Their Peking duck needs to be reserved in advance. Even on weekday lunches, the place can be completely full. We once tried to walk in and were told there was no duck left, which was honestly heartbreaking. The skin is rich and glossy without being greasy, and the meat stays tender rather than dry. I remember that years ago you could order half a duck, but now it is only available as a whole duck. The price has gone up compared to the past, but it is pretty much in line with other Peking duck spots in Los Angeles. I would recommend coming with a bigger group so it feels just right.
**Five-Color Glass Noodles**
This dish was a pleasant surprise. The sauce is really tasty, and the portion is surprisingly large. The glass noodles are very bouncy and refreshing. Among a table full of meat dishes, this is the kind of plate that everyone keeps reaching for.
**Ji Rong Black Pork Stir-Fry**
Lately I cannot live without spicy food. Even though we ordered mostly non-spicy dishes, I still wanted to try this one. The black pork has a great balance of lean and fat, fragrant but not oily. It works perfectly as a rice dish. Stir-fried pork really is a reliable choice.
They also seem to run promotions from time to time. I missed the previous one, but this time the details are shown in the last photo, and it is time-limited. If you already love Peking duck, or have plans for group dinners or a Lunar New Year meal, I personally think the recharge option is quite worth it. It basically works out to at least a 10 percent discount.
I unlocked a few “pro-level” food combos today that are so good, the chef deserves a medal!
【The Signature Peking Duck】 Always on point! The skin is incredibly crispy and the meat is tender and juicy. Pro tip: You MUST call at least an hour in advance to reserve your duck, or you’ll be waiting forever!
【The Soulmates: Northern Style Cold Skin Noodles + Special Shredded Pancake】 Don’t just focus on the duck! These Cold Skin Noodles (Liangpi) are the ultimate palate cleanser. Drenched in a thick, creamy sesame sauce with a generous splash of aged black vinegar, every chilled bite is a refreshing explosion of flavor!
But here’s the real kicker: You HAVE to order their Special Shredded Pancake! The exterior is golden and so flaky it literally shatters at a touch. Try wrapping the sesame-soaked noodles inside the crispy pancake, or stuffing it with the Spicy Stir-fried Pork. That combo of “crispy, tender, sour, and spicy” is absolute perfection!
【The Rice Killer: Spicy Stir-fried Pork】 This dish is packed with wok-hei (breath of the wok)! The peppers are perfectly charred, and the pork slices are tender and flavorful. I’ve discovered that using the shredded pancake to sandwich the pork is the ultimate way to eat this—my “foodie IQ” is off the charts! ️
Important Update! Since I know I’ll be back here all the time, I was thrilled to find out they have a top-up promotion running until Lunar New Year! It’s a huge money-saver if you’re a regular.
Time is running out on the deal, so grab this authentic taste of Beijing before the holiday rush! Don’t say I didn’t warn you~ ♀️
My other favorites are their cold dishes. The cold sesame sauce noodle is so good.