Roasted Duck by Pa Ord — Restaurant in Los Angeles

A Hidden Gem Worth Discovering!

Roasted Duck by Pa Ord may be a small spot, but it truly delivers big on flavor and hospitality. We ordered the duck soup and the roasted duck on rice — both dishes were absolutely delicious. The duck was tender, rich, and full of deep, savory flavor that speaks to expert preparation and quality ingredients.

What really stood out beyond the fantastic food was the service — extremely friendly, warm, and welcoming from the moment we walked in. You can tell they care about their customers and take pride in what they do. The place is also impressively clean and well-kept, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

If you're a fan of duck or just looking for a spot that serves flavorful, satisfying meals with heart, Roasted Duck by Pa Ord is a must-visit. Definitely a gem...

Seriously, people? Have you guys never had good food? The portions here are tiny, and the flavors are poor. The duck was dry — not tender, not juicy. The diced garlic tasted like it was fried in old oil (probably reused way too many times — you can really tell). Suprisingly the drunken noodles are great.

The outdoor seating area was dirty, and there were mosquitos everywhere. Service was slow and unhelpful. Honestly, any Thai, Chinese, or Viet BBQ restaurant or even Ranch 99 food counter could do better.

I actually love hole-in-the-wall places when they have heart and good food, but this place just pretends to have that vibe — without delivering on anything. Definitely not worth the hype...

This hole-in-the-wall Thai Town spot in East Hollywood is all about the roasted duck—juicy, tender, well seasoned, and not too oily. They have your standard Thai dishes like pad see ew and papaya salad, which are decent, but nothing special. Loved the variety of hot sauces and pickled chilis!

Authentic flavors and quick and friendly service, though English is limited. Tiny space, so there can be a wait if you come at the wrong time. Parking is tough. A bit pricey at around $40 per person ($25-30 if you go light), but worth it if you’re craving that duck! Would come back if...