Aurora Crepes & Peking Duck — Restaurant in Fairbanks

Not recommend. Don’t come here if you have other options. BU HAO CHI, BI LEI. We got there around 11am on 12/25, with a high expectation. When we order, the lady said due to the large amount of order, we will need to wait a little bit longer, which we totally understand, it’s Christmas afterall. We then waited for an hour and asked the lady nicely that when would our order be ready. The lady was crazy, she yelled at us said, I told you it’s gonna be longer, I wish the kitchen can be faster as well. If you can’t wait, just ask for a refund. We were shocked, we waited for an hour, which is long enough. It’s super normal for us to ask how long does it still need after an hour waiting. Btw, we tipped her very well. The lady’s service is at next dimension, which is ridiculous. When we asked a refund, she said your order gonna be ready soon. Like the order is suddenly ready when we ask a refund? Or they are just pushing our order and prioritize others. We don’t know. Then comes the food. Super plain, not authentic Chinese food. After all, SUPER disappointed. Service is bad, food is bad. Don’t come here if you have other options. Leave an average rate so they can’t delete...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Aurora Crepes & Peking Duck and I can say without hesitation that it was an incredible experience. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, and made me feel right at home from the moment I walked in. And the food - oh my goodness, the food! The crepes were absolutely delicious, but the standout for me was the duck crepe. It was hands down the best I've ever had, with perfectly cooked duck and just the right amount of seasoning. I could tell that everything was made with care and attention to detail. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in a welcoming atmosphere. Thank you, Aurora Crepes & Peking Duck, for a...

Overall: 3.4/5 (dine in)

We came for the Peking duck crepe but also got a fried eel roll. The food took 15 minutes to make and came out packaged regardless of whether you dine in or not.

Peking Duck Crepe ($15.95): We were so excited to find a place that sells this item since it's not commonly sold. However, we were sorely disappointed by the taste. They gave a decent amount of duck but the crepe overall was bland. The tomatoes also doesn't go with this dish so definitely not worth it.

Fried Eel Roll ($7.99): There's barely any eel and you can't taste it either. The roll was fried nicely though and would make a great fried California roll. This was surprisingly better than the...