Local Guides World
A legendary Chinese eatery from the '80s is revived in a three-story space with decorous rooms.
Photos — 85
Reviews — 8
Excellent table cloth throw back Chinese menu. Upgraded modern interior and efficient service. Food is 8/10 and portions are reasonable. Menu is large and has many traditional Szechuan items. The negatives are very expensive drinks ($20) and expensive entrées. Worth a visit dor a special occasion but not tour every day kinda place.
Good food, good service and good atmosphere. The bathroom is clean but its decor is not aligned with the restaurant. I took one star off because of that reason.
We "found" this restaurant during our last trip to NYC and loved the Bejing Duck - it was super delicious and also served the traditional way! This time we didn´t go for a starter and focused on the duck only and it was again amazing! The meat was still super juicy while the skin was crisp - absolutely delicious! We will for sure come back next time.
The food was good, but quite underwhelming for it’s price point. Maybe it’s because we didn’t get the famous duck, but it was food you could easily find around Chinatown. All the workers were very attentive and we appreciated that. The bathroom was a bit shabby too which made the experience just not up to par.
Really yummy Peking duck - crispy skin, juicy meat, everything you want. We also got some other dishes like the crab with rice, which was also great, but the duck was definitely the star. Friendly and attentive service in a pretty modern and upscale environment. Would definitely bring friends and family here again :)
Our group of five got the soup dumplings (2 orders), Sesame Cold Noodles (2 servings), scallion pancake, crispy beef, whole pecking duck, whole fish and everything was delicious but especially the duck, fish and noodles. Great for a wednesday evening dinner!
Peking duck was fatty and the crispy beef was good.
Sesame noodles were okay but I wouldn’t say they are the best in New York (which is what is advertised).
Everything here is very pricey and I wouldn’t call it authentic Chinese food.
Sesame noodles were okay but I wouldn’t say they are the best in New York (which is what is advertised).
Everything here is very pricey and I wouldn’t call it authentic Chinese food.
