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    Beijing Duck Seafood Restaurant

    4.3 (56 reviews)
    ModerateSeafood, Dim Sum
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Taylor M.

    Not near the top of the list of dim sum places in Philly but still a decent choice if you're on a budget! Most stuff was lukewarm as I got there in the early afternoon and stuff was sitting out for a while. But it's nice to not have a whole plate of something and be able to try everything in smaller portions. They did come around with certain dishes when it was fresh out of the oven, like the dan tats. You get what you pay for but still pretty good.

    Lisa Z.

    Dim sum has gotten so expensive in recent years that something once enjoyed casually for family has become a luxury. I usually don't like buffets but I'm glad that this exists because you can enjoy all of your favorite dim sum foods with a reasonable price of $20. The dishes aren't rolled on carts like traditional dim sum establishments but are in grab and go stations. Food is still warm and workers are attentive. I will be back.

    Nancy L.

    All-you-can-eat dim sum. Quality is decent but nothing particularly standout. The restaurant is relatively small, so come early--there's usually a line during peak hours. Worth trying once, but I probably wouldn't return.

    Laura P.

    They're offering an all you can eat dim sum special from 11 AM-4 PM for just $16.99 per person, plus $2 for tea. The food is a solid 3.5 out of 5, but the value is unbeatable, five stars for price alone. All you can eat dim sum is a rare find in the city and definitely worth checking out. The taro bun was my favorite.

    Chicken feet
    Alex T.

    Decent price for what you can get. As other reviewers have pointed out though, the food can be lukewarm at times and also not taste the freshest. The selections are pretty decent but flavor wise it is nothing special. Great value though, which is why I am giving it four stars. You get what you pay for, and some reviewers on Google and Yelp don't seem to understand this. Decently clean bathroom (no paper towels or anything though) and service was pretty good. Definitely bring cash to avoid the 3% credit card surcharge (if you did not know, Restaurants actually have to pay the 3% cashback from dining from most credit card lines).

    Kaitlyn T.

    Went here for the AYCE dim sum deal. It's $16.99/person but they intend to charge an additional $2/person for tea, even if you just want water (which never got refilled). I wish this $2 was included in the price if that's going to be the case. The food was okay but it is AYCE. The chicken feet and pastries/buns seemed to be a hit with my table. Definitely a no frills spot when it comes to dim sum. Unfortunately, we saw some unsanitary handling (using the same gloves to change the trash bag and continuing to touch plates and food). If you want to get an affordable meal, this could be a good spot but don't expect any type of service. I grew up eating dim sum and this spot has the worst service.

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    Joyce K.

    My family came on a Tuesday afternoon for the AYCE dim sum. The first thing we noticed was that the interior of the restaurant was quite warm and humid but otherwise, the place wasn't too busy and we were immediately seated. All the dim sum is somewhat self-serve in that there is no cart service and there is a designated area where all the dim sum is stored and a staff member will hand you what you want. If there is something they currently don't have, you can ask and they will make it for you. I was impressed with the quality and size of everything and it was definitely worth the $18.99/person. The youtiao in the zhaliang were a bit hard, which might be due to the lack of sauce, but I still enjoyed it. The egg tarts were large and nicely buttery and we also noticed that the siu mai were also quite large and filled with shrimp. Overall, I was impressed with Beijing Duck Seafood Restaurant and would definitely return and recommend to others!

    Chicken feet, spare ribs, pork and shrimp shumai
    Elias N.

    Came with a couple friends. Food was Tasty and Fresh. Great variety to choose from. Service was quick and attentive

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    Miles A.

    New spot in Chinatown with an extensive menu for dinner and also a lunch time dim sum 7 days a week. Beautiful interior with nice tables to enjoy a meal, and they also have private rooms upstairs for dinner / karaoke. Dinner menu noodles was a huge portion, with lots of good quality meat and veggies. Dumplings are also very big here, pan fried nicely. Dim sum has dozens of options and everything was great quality. Baskets come out quick after you order. Very good. Thanks

    Beijing is my hometown, so I'm admittedly picky about Peking duck, both in China and abroad. Beijing Duck Seafood Restaurant absolutely hit the mark. The duck was rich, juicy, and genuinely authentic--very different from the Cantonese-style roast duck often mistaken for Peking duck. We'll definitely be bringing friends back. We also enjoyed the eggplant with shrimp. The mapo tofu, in my view, could use more heat. Overall, a very good experience. It's not the cheapest option, but for proper Peking duck, it's well worth the price.

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    Stan H.

    Had Dim Sum here and forgot to take pictures. I was with friends old and new. I like the slight alternatives on various dim sum and it was buffet style. Don't leave waste unless you want to pay extra though. The servers explained what the items were which was really nice. They do take cc here unlike what I was told over the phone but a reasonable 3% charge. They only take reservations for evening hours after dim sum ends at 3 PM but duck should be reserved at any time of day beforehand. They did not tell me this over the phone either even though I had mentioned this. When I was asking a staffer on site about how the bill could be split, the staffer, I am guessing the manager, seemed concerned that I could not pay and even seemed to imply laughing at me a bit. I did not like that feeling- especially since my family was there 6 days later. A small complaint but I would certainly come again.

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    Jen T.

    Came for dim sum and the duck! Next time, I'll skip the duck. For $105, you get table side cutting service and a gong, and some very crispy duck with homemade crepe/pancakes for wrapping, but unless you are a Peking duck purist, it doesn't feel as satisfying to me as some of the cheaper ducks around town. The dim sum was tasty, fresh, and reasonably priced, though! They also have live seafood tanks in the back, so next time I come, I'll probably try the seafood and more of the dim sum. Restaurant is new and clean and the service was fast, but make sure you double check the check--we marked the paper menu with which dim sum items we wanted and they missed a few things, so we sat waiting for a while, thinking they were still coming!

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    Great dim sum reasonable price for all you can eat. Dim sum is amazing very little wait time to sit down. It was really nice.

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    Best beef in Philly Chinatown. Pretty quiet but don't be put off. Service is good aswell.

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