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post #76 of 86
12/25/09 at 11:34pm
Just had the duck at Hunan palace. Great recommendation. Preparation was whole duck with pancakes (no soup or stirfry of the dark meat like the Chicago spots) but the skin was crispy and the duck was moist and delicious. Also had beef tendon app and some basic stir-fry dishes. Forgot about the fish, but the table next to us ordered it and it looked fantastic.
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post #77 of 86
12/25/09 at 11:35pm
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P.S. There's a lame duck joke in there somewhere.



- B
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post #78 of 86
12/26/09 at 5:57am
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Is there anywhere good in NYc. Preferably not 175 dollars a person.

In Chinatown Mott st, there's a Peking Duck House, also one on 50 something st, midtown. Thats their specialty. Not as good as the Pducks in China or HK, but manageable.
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post #79 of 86
1/3/10 at 7:12am
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Is there anywhere good in NYc. Preferably not 175 dollars a person.

Peking Duck House. 28 Mott St...
not as good any more... but compared to pretty much all other places that serve Peking duck, this is still one of the best
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post #80 of 86
4/24/10 at 11:07pm
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Is there anything better this time of year? A whole crispy duck is wheeled out on a cart and carved right at your table, then you are presented with crispy duck legs, breast, and wings, not to mention the crispy skin that has been extracted from the back. You are given chinese pancakes, plum sauce, carrots and spring onions, along with several varieties of hot sauce, to assemble the most delicious chinese duck "tacos."

Then, the cart is whisked off, but your server quickly resurfaces with not one, but two dishes made from the remaining bird: firstly, a delicious hot and sour duck soup made from the little bits and bones; and secondly, a duck fried rice with the remaining back meat. It is a terrific use of the whole bird.

Seriously, I can't think of a better meal I've had recently. Peking duck. Who else loves Peking duck?
I ate Peking Duck at Sun Wah BBQ tonight. I finally made it there after learning about it here on SF. It was a great meal, and unbelievably cheap. The taxi ride there and back cost more than the meal . Wonderful meal, thanks for mentioning it here on SF.
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post #81 of 86
4/25/10 at 1:41am
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I ate Peking Duck at Sun Wah BBQ tonight. I finally made it there after learning about it here on SF. It was a great meal, and unbelievably cheap. The taxi ride there and back cost more than the meal . Wonderful meal, thanks for mentioning it here on SF.

One of my favorite meals. The BYO aspect makes it even cheaper.
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post #82 of 86
4/25/10 at 6:24pm
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One of my favorite meals. The BYO aspect makes it even cheaper.
I didn't realize BYO was an option until we arrived. However, even with having Tsingtaos, the bill was ridiculously cheap. It was the cheapest meal of all three days in Chicago, even breakfast. Again, the cab ride there and back was more than the meal. Best of all, the food was terrific. Thanks again for posting about your experience there.
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post #83 of 86
4/25/10 at 7:47pm
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I didn't realize BYO was an option until we arrived. However, even with having Tsingtaos, the bill was ridiculously cheap. It was the cheapest meal of all three days in Chicago, even breakfast. Again, the cab ride there and back was more than the meal. Best of all, the food was terrific. Thanks again for posting about your experience there.
Dude... red line... $2.25
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post #84 of 86
4/25/10 at 9:06pm
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Dude... red line... $2.25

Yep, next time I will.
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post #85 of 86
4/26/10 at 6:16pm
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Are you in Chicago? Did you have this delicious meal at Sun Wah BBQ?

Ate there based off of this thread, and I must say it is awesome.
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post #86 of 86
4/26/10 at 6:32pm
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Ate there based off of this thread, and I must say it is awesome.
I have not tried Sun Wah.. as noted previously, I usually go to Lao Beijing, BBQ King, or Phoenix... I gotta try that soon!
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