“I can’t say I’m confident that this is the most authentic iteration I’ve ever had, but I will say that it was delicious.”
H3
All 18 rated mentions, most helpful first
“I can’t say I’m confident that this is the most authentic iteration I’ve ever had, but I will say that it was delicious.”
H3
“Theirs does look much closer to true Peking duck than anything I’ve seen.”
H2
“Juqi and Quanjude are the closest I’ve had. Like someone else mentioned, I don’t think they’re getting the same breed of duck so not quite the same, but they get closer to others.”
H2
“The Peking duck at Quanjude is the closest you will get to real Peking duck in nyc. The duck is prepared in the traditional way over multiple days.”
H2
“I think QuanJuDe is probably the best bet so far. It’s not the best chain back in China so I didnt have high expectations but overall I thought it was close enough and pretty good”
H2
“Duck is decent though”
H2
“iDen and Quanjude”
H1
“The closest I’ve gotten to that was at Quanjude”
H1
“There’s plenty of good Chinese in midtown what u on about. Chili, quanjude, le sia, mala project, hutong, joes soup dumplings”
H1
“You probably would like Quanjude, and you can ball out with caviar etc if you want.”
H1
“Not gonna lie, even in Vancouver Quanjude is not the best Peking Duck and it’s fallen off in China as well.”
H1
“Yes, not as good as Juqi. Tbh even in China Quanjude is no longer the gold standard it once was.”
H1
“If you want high-end with a legacy reaching back to Beijing, Quanjude recently opened a NYC location”
H1
“Can't go wrong with QuanJuDe?”
H1
“I was very disappointed with Quanjude.”
H1
“I've had it in Toronto, it's good but not amazing.”
H1
“Quanjude I had recently and it’s legit.”
H1
“Quanjude isn't even good in Beijing anymore.”
H1