Peking Duck Sandwich
Only $1 at the Peking Duck Sandwich Stall in Flushing.
Peking Duck Sandwich, originally uploaded by wonggawei.
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Recent Comments
- GaryMy personal favorite is the lemon but sometimes you need a little ch...
- RosaI like the pistachio one more but this one was good too. I heart cup...
- YvoAh! http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/564739 I was semi-right, thou...
- YvoHmm, the 2x I've gotten it now, the skin was completely separate - t...
- GaryIt's not really Peking Duck (skin should be coming off the body) and...
What did you think?
It’s not really Peking Duck (skin should be coming off the body) and the buns aren’t nearly as good as the pancakes/crepes normally associated with the dish. That said, it’s $1 and at that price, it’s pretty good.
Hmm, the 2x I’ve gotten it now, the skin was completely separate – the fat between skin & meat was dissolved (which I think is one of the marks of Peking duck), so perhaps you got a bad batch? As for the crepes, I think that’s a regional difference; I know that sounds funny because Peking duck is from a specific region/city, but I grew up eating it with mantou (like the above bun) and didn’t have it with crepes until I was older. I think that is because I had it at mostly Cantonese restaurants, but I’m not entirely sure if that’s why.
Ah! http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/564739 I was semi-right, though the same post mentions that Corner 28 is closer to roast duck than Peking duck. As you say, though, for $1, can’t really complain!