NC Peking Duck

Although the environment looks old, it is still clean.
The taste is average, and the chef's cooking level is limited. The roast duck is $98, which is expensive. After adding tax and tip, it is not cheap.
The waitress is diligent, they help to change the bone dish is beyond my expectation. I didn't expect that the waitress in such a restaurant is so thoughtful.
If you don't consider the taste of the dishes when dining with friends, this place can be considered good.

The sesame pancake with green onion is so delicious. It’s with a thin crunchy layer outside and soft inside. Will definitely order again.

Very good and authentic Chinese food. I come here every time I visit LA. Highly recommend

Nice restaurant, great service, delicious food and good entertainment.

The Chinese food here is probably one of the most authentic you can find around the area, and there are already a lot of good food here. Taste reminds me of actual restaurants in China. Service is quick and the plating looks good too.

The Beijing Duck is one of the best in the LA area. Comes with soup made from the duck bones. We went with the $150 set menu which was an excellent variety of dishes and a great deal. The chili fish with glass noodles was a bit on the salty side. The chili lamb was prepared with Szechuan peppercorns and was my son’s favorite dish.

This is our go to place in Rowland Heights. The service is always friendly and quick. We still haven’t tried it’s Peking Duck yet as you need to order ahead of time, but we will soon try that and update this review. It’s pancakes and stuffed buns are excellent and as well as the crispy pig intestines. All other dishes that we’ve tried were all pretty decent, though not excellent, except for the two dishes mentioned above.

Update: we finally tired it’s Peking Duck and it was decent. It was on the small side. We also ordered beef pot stickers, which were pretty good. Its best dish, however, is the spicy deep fried intestines, probably the best in town, a must try.