Peking Duck Sandwich Stall — Restaurant in New York

The Peking Duck Sandwich Stall is a must-visit for anyone in the Flushing area.

The menu is simple, but it doesn't need to be anything more. The star of the show here is the Peking duck sandwich. It's made with tender, succulent duck meat that's been roasted to perfection. The meat is then shredded and served on a freshly baked bun with a variety of toppings, including cucumber and scallions.

Both duck and bun were absolutely delicious. The flavors are bold and well-balanced, with a nice sweetness from the duck and a refreshing crunch from the cucumber. I also loved the addition of the scallions, which added a nice layer of complexity to the sandwich.

One of the best things about this stall is the price of 1.75 . For the quality of food, the prices are more than reasonable. The portions are also generous, so you won't leave feeling hungry.

I highly recommend the Peking Duck Sandwich Stall. It's a great addition to the Chinatown food scene and offers a delicious and affordable meal that's perfect for...

During our first visit to this place, we found their dishes to be quite affordable, and the service was commendable. However, the taste, in our opinion, was just average, but it might be due to our specific preferences. The restaurant was busy, prompting them to expand and fully renovate the shop next door. We love how their menu had pictures for every item, making it easy to choose. Currently, they have a dine-in promotion where if you spend over $10, you can get either a Peking duck bun or a soup dumpling for free. If you haven’t tried this place before, we recommend giving it a shot. The affordable prices and the promotion make it worth a try, and you might discover something you enjoy more...

Delicious! We had to wait a while because they just ran out of the steamed buns, so we waited for a new batch to get steamed. The duck was pretty flavorful but there's way too much sauce (I wiped some of the sauce off). Wish there was more duck though! It's a good snack, though I guess if you ate a lot of them you could get full. There's a bunch of other food surrounding you, and it's inside a plaza/food court called Corner 28 which has many food shops. It's in the corner on the left once you walk in, and you'll be able to see the signs. Yum! Definitely can't beat $1...