“YongChuan in lower east side was terrific. The duck was crispy and juicy, and the other dishes were good too.”
H3
8.3/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Get the . It comes crispy with jalapeno among the garnishes and wraps you build yourself, and people say a half plus starters feeds three. The rest of the menu holds up, including the and . Skip the shredded fried beef appetizer, one person says it's fried dough with no beef in it.
“YongChuan in lower east side was terrific. The duck was crispy and juicy, and the other dishes were good too.”
H3
“i enjoyed their peking duck, they provide jalapeno as one of the garnishes for it which was a nice surprise stay clear of the shredded fried beef appetizer, it is just fried dough with no actual beef in it”
H3
“The duck was indeed very tender and crispy and I loved the hoisin sauce, veggies and wraps they provided to make your own peking duck wraps.”
H2
“i will say, i did go to yongchuan recently and it was really good. used jalapenos too. skin was great but not the way you're describing unfort”
H2
“Give YongChuan a shot - they make a killer peking duck”
H2
“Excellent place. One of my preferences if you're not just in the mood for Peking duck but other dishes. Their Kou Shui Chicken and Dongpo Pork were also very tasty when I went there.”
H2
“Places like Corima (they have foam, but can order à la cart), 8282, Ha’s Bistro/snack bar, YongChuan (get the duck), Potluck club / Phoenix Palace, bar contra / Wildair, Sami & Susu, Sunni’s, and even Peasant (maybe the closest vibe you’re looking for) are all amazing options.”
H2
“Seafood noodles at YongChuan (also dumplings).”
H2
“I’ve gotten their ducks both via dining in and over delivery - both were just fantastic.”
H2
“Great food, nice vibe.”
H2
“Yongchuan in the LES. Peking Duck is also very good”
H2
“YongChuan if you are talking about best pecking deck without having to drop too much money while being able to enjoy drinks and other complementing dishes”
H2