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i thought i'd add that Peking Duck, and indeed most Chinese restaurant dishes, are in no way close to a "home cooked Chinese Dinner", so be careful what you ask for ;). Most of these dishes are descendants of dishes featured in imperial banquets, and eaten only by the upper class or during special occasions and weddings. A good peking duck can take several days to prepare properly. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it...
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You've got to ask for the Chinese Menu - yes, it's in Chinese but it's authentic food. There are usually set dinners for 4, 6 and 10 people. Ask the wait staff to give you a brief synopsis of what's in the dinner set.
Restaurants: Happy Hill, Sun's BBQ, T-Pot, Tai Pan, Forbidden City, Shanghai Palace, Snow Palace to name a few Chinese restaurants.
For Peking Duck - you can 3 course Peking Duck at Tai Pan, Happy Hill, Ginger Beef Peking House, Shanghai Palace, Snow Palace to name a few.
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re: makan2
Went to Snow Palace tonight. Great find, thanks. The "other" menu is written in English and Chinese here and is at the back of the regular menu. The very last page is all Chinese, I'll drag my son out to work through that part with me. They also have a page of group dinners.
We ordered way too much. Didn't try the peking duck which makes me a highjacker. Sorry, but if the peking duck is up to the standard of the rest of the food it should be good.
No crowd tonight but weekends are probably worse.
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