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    Duck Lee Chinese Express Foods

    3.6 (329 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 7:30 pm

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    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Dan A.

    When I see duck in the name of a restaurant...I am always going to be interested in any duck dish. Duck Lee has been in the Market City Shopping Center for a couple of decades, 10 years in their current unit - facing Kapiolani Blvd. A fast casual eatery. Requested roast half duck for takeout...it was chopped up when ordered. It came with a sauce which was not needed. Juicy and flavorful, I ate it all in one sitting. A value at $22. Hours are 1030a till 730p daily. Lots of parking stalls...but lots of Market City customers usually. I was there off-peak hours but it was kinda busy. Roast duck is the best - better than Daffy, Donald, or the UO mascot.

    Hot entrees
    Jo Y.

    This family-owned restaurant, Duck Lee Chinese Express Foods, serves mainly take-out Hong Kong style Chinese BBQ, dim sum, and hot food entrees. Located in the Market City Shopping Center in Kaimuki, it is a welcoming place in the heart of Honolulu, as one need not go to Chinatown where parking is a problem of undesirable vagrants roaming the streets. Duck Lee offers: * BBQ meats: roast pork, char siu, roast duck, shoyu chicken * Dim sum: mochi rice, har gow, baked/steamed char siu bao, siu mai, jin dui, egg tarts * Hot entrees: chow fun, chow mein noodles, Singapore noodles, beef broccoli, cold ginger chicken, spareribs, gau gee, eggplant, beef w/ bittermelon, sweet sour spareribs, fish, green beans, and more. It opened around 2016 in the Market City Shopping Center in Kaimuki and has been popular with the nearby communities who realize they can get their Chinese dim sum and foods here instead of Chinatown. I find their bbq meats a little inconsistent, as certain times they're good, and at other times, they're not. I normally gravitate to their char siu, which has a nice flavor. I generally like their dim sum, as they are consistently good. Their char siu baos are huge with adequate char siu fillings. Love their huge pork hash, as well, as they are juicy and tasty. Their mochi rice is deliciously made with generous amounts of ground pork, dried shrimp, lup cheong, mushrooms. Hot entrees are popular as 1, 2, or 3 item combos with starch. They're a hit or miss, as the popular ones sell out quickly, like the dim sum. Many times, unsold bbq meats from the day before are repurposed to a stir fry with veggies. It's a nice convenient place for a lunch or dinner pickup. Staff is generally efficient and friendly. As soon as you walk up to the counter, staff will immediately ask you what they can get you, but sometimes I think they don't realize it takes a little time to see what they have first before deciding. But I guess they're just trying to keep the line moving. There always seem to be customers in the tiny restaurant at all hours during the day, which is a good sign. The interior of Duck Lee is mainly display cases of its bbq meats, hot entrees, and dim sum. There are a couple of tables should you decide to eat there, but most orders are takeout, as you're in and out within minutes. Generally clean, there is somewhat some clutter of boxes and paper goods. But for the most part, the interior serves its purpose. Duck Lee is situated near Café Kaila, with hours of operation of daily from 10:30a to 7:30p. Free parking is available within the shopping complex, with parking may be hard to find during peak times due to various restaurants of the shopping center. A practical and functional Chinese food takeout in the heart of Honolulu without having to go into Chinatown! Support local!

    Duck and chow mein
    Tyler C.

    If you're already in the parking lot for Foodland, stop by Duck Lee. In fact, even if you AREN'T already over here, make your way over for some of the best Chinese food ever. The pork hash, half moon, and shrimp dumplings are just amazing. The duck is our of this world. Do come early to get fresh noodles, as they were a bit dry the first time we came (yes we came back more than once on a 6 day trip) but always full of flavor. And huge portions!

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    Addie L.

    Because of my really bad snobbery of this place, really missed out and also Yelping about this truly hidden gem. Is it perfect, no... a few flaws of different dishes here and there, but what makes up for everything for their reasonable prices and mega portions (much like local classic favorite Masa's Massive Plate Lunch). Your PCP won't like your LDL going up and blood pressure too. Their duck better be good because it's part of their name, doesn't disappoint, juicy, oily, good flavor on the skin. Wished the skin was a tad crispier. Noodles is perfect, not too salty or over flavored or oily like Panda Express. As a bonus, nice wok fried flavor without being too burnt. Hau gao (shrimp dumplings) and pork hash is really good, a tad better than Sing Chong, plus don't have to deal with the long line and parking in Chinatown. Big generous portions, not too much filling. Shoyu chicken offers big pieces, didn't they ban steroids? Nice and juicy. The fried chicken was a bit disappointing, skin was too soggy and meat too dry. Half moon was a little different but in a good way. Don't like other places add too much peanuts. Manapua wasn't as good as UChoice Inn, but decent. This is not something would pick out of their lineup. Expect to pay around $15 to $20 and be stuffed and leftovers too. Highly recommended.

    Amber E.

    I found this place on my LAST day in Hawaii . I guess it's a good thing, I would've been there every single day otherwise. The duck, the char siu, the buns, EVERYTHING was absolutely delicious! My favorite being the Char Siu and Shrimp dumpling .

    Ariana G.

    This place is your typical hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. They serve various entrees and affordable dim sum. The employees working were so kind! I got the 1/2 duck plate with lo mein and shrimp dumplings. My fiancé ordered the orange chicken and short ribs with lo mein. They give huge portions for a very affordable price. They are known for their duck which was my favorite part of the meal. But overall everything was just super super greasy... especially the noodles. It was hard to finish. The dim sum was just ok too. It kept falling apart. We came for early dinner so maybe earlier in the day the food is more fresh?

    Steve N.

    Their roast duck is exceptional. I really enjoy the other meats they have. Char sui, and I enjoy their cold ginger chicken very much.

    Cherry O.

    This is truly a gem of a find in Honolulu. Not too far from Waikiki, but definitely not walking distance. We loved the food here. Most of the locals come for carryout. There were only a few tables to dine in and it's order your food and they box in containers and you eat at one of the 2 open tables. We got the roast pork, roast duck, soy sauce chicken, and BBQ pork. The portions were super generous and the food was authentic Cantonese style bbq I'm used. We got to the restaurant later in the afternoon and most of the dim sum items were sold out. We were lucky enough to try the shui mai which were huge and bursting with umami goodness. I definitely will be back here when I'm visiting Honolulu. You won't want to miss this spot!

    Shumai
    Celso A.

    This is not a full out review because I primarily came to only get Shumai. Been waiting to try this place for couple years, and made a quick stop right after the neighboring Foodland market . One of the best shumai I've had? Yes absolutely. Dumpling size was huge but packed densely and with great flavor. It's a small place, kind and friendly service. We came in late morning not too busy. It wasn't the most speedy service, but the quality made it worth the wait. If I am able to return to Hawaii, I'll want to try other items for sure to be more thorough with an additional updated review. But the shumai definitely was great for me. Only ordered 3 haha and quickly finished them in the car. Ate them faster than the wait time ;)

    Cold pigfeet

    Always a great experience. Very sweet nostalgic staff I remember coming here when I was younger to date same great quality always look forward to Check out this spread i got for my friends giving #cake noodle #beef Choisum #coldpigfeet

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    Craig T.

    Duck Lee Chinese located in the Market city shopping center ,Today had a quick bite for lunch since I'll be eating quality sushi @ Mitches for my sister birthday. I ordered their Shrimp Har Gau and pork hash along with a steam Manapua. It was really good . Prices has gone up throughout the years I remember when pork hash was only .50 cents now it average about $1.60 Per piece Support local

    Half moon and shrimp har gow
    J J.

    First time I've been there. Got there 10 minutes before opening and saw the long line. My mistake for going on Chinese new year. Got inside and actually ordered maybe 25-30 minutes after opening. Dim sum is huge! Prices are good. Manapua prices kinda steep but very tasty and fresh. Came for the roasted pork. Mostly fatty but it was crispy! Will try again when there is no line.

    3 Pork Hash Dim Sum
    debi k.

    This place isn't fancy but who needs fancy when the service is fast & food good! We got duck soup noodles- excellent Chow fun - dry - also good Baked char Siu bao - excellent Pork hash - good 1/2 roast duck - awesome We got everything to go and food remain hot and tasty!

    Chow fun, sweet and sour pork, crispy gau gee.  Tasty stuff, good price

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    The dim sum items, pork hash and manapua were so good. I've never had manapua filled from side to side like theirs!

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    The food is not the same as before. I feel like they not making it like the previous owners. Don't think I want to go back

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    Quick good Chinese food. Friendly staff. Price is reasonable and servings are generous.

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    This place is definitely a stop whenever we come to Oahu. The roast pork is the best I have ever had. I literally dream about it.

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    They ALWAYS have great dim sum..! We drive from Maili west side just to eat their dim sum ..!

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    Lunch @Lee Ho Fook Restaurant-; 3/30/2025. I Ordered one of my Fave,"Minute Chicken Cake Noodles!".Gravy separated also.So yummy their Food.
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    Mini Sesame balls- jindui
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    So clean and spacious
    So clean and spacious
    Beef Chow Fun
    Beef Chow Fun
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    Reviewers has it right. Fook Yuen is an average, 3-star tier Chinese Restaurant…read more This place is always busy! I have a feeling it's for the convenience from Waikīkī and the fact it's on the second floor. My gonggong always enjoys eating at Chinese restaurant that are on higher floors because it symbolized its more high class, high status, more luxury, etc. Many well known restaurants are like that in Guangzhou, and Hawai'i had many restaurants like that, such as Wo Fat, Empress, China House, Royal Garden, Lau Yee Chai in the Waikīkī Shopping Plaza, and maybe Hee Hong and Panda Cuisine. The food feels like it's prepared with less and less care and only care about just getting it out as soon as possible. The Lobsters - one with black bean sauce, other with green onion and ginger - were small and one note. It ate like the lobster was flash fried to temp, played, and then sauce/toppings were added on top. The lobster ate dry, especially the green onion one. Black bean sauce was bland too, but at least had some flavor. The Sweet Sour Fish was prepared exactly the same as the lobster. Deep fried the fish, plated, sauce on top. The 10-15 seconds of tossing it in a wok must be too hard. Sauce was too tart and lacked the sweet and savory for balance. Chinese Broccoli with Garlic sauce was bland and almost had zero garlic flavor. Braised Tofu with Mushroom and Snow Peas were okay. Decent oyster sauce flavor. Doesn't seem it was mixed around that much. The Jellyfish ate and tasted like the premade, packaged variety with just the salty one note flavor. Is it me, or is an order of soup getting smaller and smaller while the price is higher and higher? Seems like whether a table of 4 or a table of 6, the soup will always yield one small bowl per person. The Fish Maw and Crab Meat soup was disappointing. Bland. Don't feel any effort was put into this soup. Overall, the food wasn't awful. It just isn't as good as other places. Speed and less care are obvious in its taste and presentation. It doesn't feel authentic. It doesn't feel elevated. Basement level food served on the 2nd level. This place gets too loud when it's busy, and it's difficult to communicate with servers and your own dining companions. Sad there aren't many of these style Chinese Restaurants now, and no one wants to open them.

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    Busy for a Tuesday!
    Busy for a Tuesday!
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    Dinner@Fook Yuen; 7/15/2024; Relaxing Dinner w/Hubby David! Was going 2eat some Curry@McCully Shop Centern take-out only.Food was good here.

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    3.6
    (1.6k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Established in 2011

    I haven't been here in a few YEARS after an okay experience my first time. However, friends…read moreinvited us here for a late dim sum a few weeks ago and we absolutely loved it. First off, no wait bc it was close to 1:30. Everything came out piping hot and fresh Out of all the dim sum places on the island, and I've tried them all, this is my new favorite Siu Mai 5/5 was my DD favorite Beef Ball had good flavor and texture Fried Pork Dumpling (ham siu gok) had water chestnut in it which was a first for me. But it worked! Egg tart 5/5 had a great crust and the bite with the filling was actually really good Ngl Pan fried Chives and Shrimp dumpling was tasty Definitely be back when I am back in town We also came here for dinner a few nights later. Note: they don't serve dim sum during dinner. There wasn't many seafood selection let alone fresh seafood. Clams were even out. Fresh Ong Choy and bbq pork was the highlights. Definitely more of a dim sum restaurant

    Jade's still a go-to dim sum option in town. Plentiful parking in the mall, and no wait at 11 am on…read morea Friday. Service is pretty quick. Can definitely find better dim sum on island but can't beat the convenience.

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    Venue: Jade Dynasty // AB Sign: Designed with Aloha // Backdrop + Table Linens: Elegance With Grace
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    Venue: Jade Dynasty  //  Table Linens & Chair Covers: Elegance With Grace
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    4.1
    (281 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    I was recently invited to attend a dinner for my part time job where I wasn't really keen to…read morepartake but was heavily persuaded to join them at King Restaurant & Bar (KRB) where I gave in. What a blessing that was as I was impressed with the food quality and attention to detail. There were many star dishes that impressed me and luckily had the honor to pack up the leftovers which I ended up sharing with family. They raved over the food from KRB, so I suggested we come here for dinner. To play it safe I called ahead and made a reservation for a round table as I tend to order an array of different dishes. To our surprise, KRB wasn't busy that weekday evening with both private dining rooms occupied and only one other table of 4 during our arrival. I asked the family what they wanted to eat and because they are big eaters who also enjoy leftovers, our initial food order consisted of 9 different dishes that included doubling up both noodle orders. Overall, our meal was above average with family favorites of tofu casserole that was so delicious that I ended up getting another one. The seafood crispy noodles were also phenomenal as it was executed well with great texture contrast and finesse in flavors. Personally I enjoyed the free range chicken with ginger onion sauce and the sautéed lamb with leeks. We also appreciated the complimentary dessert of chilled coconut milk tapioca. Service was above average as the staff were attentive to our needs and exchanged plates halfway during our dinner. The only setback for me was the ambiance as it was semi dark and dingy. The interior could use an upgrade. Recent returned visits to KRB is truly deserving of 5-stars from me. The food exceeded my expectations where it was worthy to drag my family here and have concluded KRB is deserving to be included in our rotation of restaurants to patronize.

    Went here for my friend's graduation party, it was great but some dishes are way better than others…read morefor sure. The fowl was amazing my gosh, but the crab was also awesome. Personally the oysters were quite soft and not what I expected. It was a bit disorienting to bite into it. Place is relatively big and is chinese style with the spinning table.

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    Honey walnut shrimp
    Har gow (shrimp dumplings) & shrimp look fun.

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    Har gow (shrimp dumplings) & shrimp look fun.
    Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant

    Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant

    4.1
    (539 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    We always here with our family and friends and they always have the best service. The food is…read moregreat but sometimes the good items run out quickly so order ahead! The staff do their jobs and take customer complaints seriously and asked to verify that a dog two tables down from the complaining customer is a service animal. (Even though the dog didn't do anything) That's all they can do under the ADA, they can only ask two questions to the dog owner. The customers who complained ended up leaving the restaurant without ordering anything and wrote a 1 star review here. As a witness the staff did the right thing and acted professionally.

    This was our post-snorkeling feast at Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant in Honolulu. Overall, a solid…read moremeal, with a couple of standout dishes and a few things to note. Food (4 stars) + Steamed egg cream buns or custard baos were delicious and a kid favorite. (3 for $7.50) + Shrimp fried rice was just what we needed--comforting, hot, and a break from resort food. + The Peking duck had a generous portion of meat and buns. (Half duck $42) - The duck skin lacked crispiness, and you'll want to add more skin into each bun for balance. ~ Xiao long bao and siu mai were standard--not bad, not amazing. Service/Ambiance (3.5 - 4 stars) + Clean, bright, and feels like you've stepped into a late '90s/early 2000s classic. Big round tables--perfect for family meals. ~ Typical Chinese restaurant service--efficient but not overly attentive. You might have to flag them down. All in all, a solid 4-star experience for a tasty, slightly nostalgic Chinese feast in Honolulu!

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    Lunch @Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant; 5/5/2025. Dim Sum 4our Earlier lunch. We enjoyed the Food! Not bad, $50.00+ 4 all of this Ono food!

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    Lunch @Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant; 5/5/2025. Dim Sum 4our Earlier lunch. We enjoyed the Food! Not bad, $50.00+ 4 all of this Ono food!

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