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    Meizhou Dongpo Restaurant

    3.6 (844 reviews)

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    Special fried rice (shrimp)
    Katelyn K.

    I've been trying roasted ducks at different restaurants and I made a reservation on CNY for dinner. I like the atmosphere and decoration here. It is spacious and I see both public dining area and private rooms. For all the space that they have, I wish they made more room for restrooms. If there are more than 4 people, it's already crowded in the restroom. The tables are spacious and we got a rectangle shape table for 6 people. I would prefer a round table with lazy susan. It was hard to reach certain plates on the table and we just kept passing on dishes to each other. But that's just my preference. Here's what I ordered for the table: Meizhou roast duck, half size & extra pancakes Sichuan cold noodles Hot chili oil poached sole fish, mild spicy Steamed scallops with garlic & vermicelli Special fried rice (shrimp) Stir-fried pea sprouts White rice Flavor is subjective and in my opinion, roasted duck here is just average. The skin wasn't even that crispy. I can't say I'll be ordering roasted duck here again. I actually really like special fried rice (shrimp). My family didn't because they thought it was too oily. Hot chili oil poached sole fish has really good flavor and the dish was huge upon arrival. I also enjoyed steamed scallops with garlic & vermicelli. I was too full for desserts, perhaps next time. Service here is great. Staffs are attentive and very nice. Plenty of parking spaces at the mall.

    Martin K.

    Usually here for a weekday lunch, we ordered their signature chicken dish, which had a hint of sweetness. The dish is big with a sizable portion as well for two. But of course we had to order a lunch special veggie dish to balance it out. but we usually kept to Sichuan dishes when here for big parties. This elegant dining experience comes with more authentic Chinese flavors. The environment is quite fancy, with a polished and upscale feel that elevates the meal. The service staff was attentive and accommodating too, so our experiences were smooth and enjoyable as well!

    Cucumber Salad
    Delilah L.

    Amazing taste. Quick and attentive service. Beautiful interior design. My kids who are not a big Chinese food fans, love the duck and the sweet and sour fish.

    Jasmine Tea
    Julia H.

    Came to Dongpo recently over a weekend lunch catch-up with friends. We didn't order any duck or pork belly this time, but all of our dishes were shared family style and filling enough for 3 people. They've updated their menu since the last time I came, which was pre-covid. We ordered: -Meizhou Dongpo Sausage - half spicy & half regular. This was a good appetizer. Not too spicy, but a slightly kick. -Mung Bean Jelly Noodles - this has some numbing spice, but was very good! -Wok-Fried Green Beans - a standard Chinese dish, yum! -Boiled Fish in Chili Broth - this was also made with numbing (mala) spice, with white fish fillets, bean sprouts, and green onions. Not extremely spicy, but it does build up as you eat it. -Black Fungus (Wood Ear) Appetizer - I didn't get a picture this time, but I would skip as it was just a soy sauce seasoning. I prefer it with some black vinegar for some acidic bites. Restaurant space is clean and decor is beautifully decorated. Restrooms were fairly clean. Service was quick and attentive, servers always came around to refill our waters and ask if we needed a plate change. We were able to sit and chitchat a little as well.

    Brown sugar rice cake
    Fanny S.

    I visited the restaurant on a Thursday, during the weekday, and it wasn't too busy. We arrived around noon and ordered half a roast duck for two, which came out quickly. Their signature spicy chicken. It was my first time trying the dish, and I asked for it to be mild. It was perfectly spiced, not too hot, and what stood out was that it was stir-fried with French fries, which made them crispy and flavorful, just like the chicken. Both were delicious. The roast duck was also great, served hot, though our pancakes got cold as we chatted. We asked the waiter to change them, and he kindly obliged. The service was excellent. I also ordered the weekday half-price beef lunch special. The The portion was generous, and instead of bean sprouts, it had enoki mushrooms and bamboo shoots, which was unique and tasty without being overly spicy. If you check in on their Yelp page, you get four brown sugar rice cakes as a gift, which was a nice bonus. They also had a buy two, get one free deal on fruit tea, and there were plenty of weekday discounts, making it a great value. I've been eating here often lately, and it's perfect for family meals or dining with friends.

    Hot Chili Oil Poached Sole Fish
    Nicky C.

    I had a wonderful experience and Meizhou Dongpo! Huge shoutout to our server, Wendy, for helping me and my friends pick out delicious dishes. My first impression walking into the restaurant was that it looked unique and fancy. My friends and I were greeted immediately and got seats. We ordered: Roast duck (5/5): my favorite at the restaurant! It was flavorful and cut into slices so it was easy to eat Hot chili oil fish (4/5): it was good but didn't stand out. Fish was kinda bland, but I think it's supposed to be that way for this dish specifically. Fried rice (4/5): didn't really stand out to me. It was still good though Brussels sprouts (5/5): as someone who isn't particularly into Brussels sprouts, this was a great dish! The service here was outstanding! The food was good as well and I can't wait to come back to try more!

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    Malou T.

    Good but very expensive. Excellent food and service. Sweet and sour pork looks good very pricey. We will try it next time.

    Eggplant and. Cucumber
    Tanya B.

    We had Dongpo for the first time Dec 26th 2025 . Since then we've been an additional 4 times (so 5 total) and will be returning time and time again with new friends each time. We've ordered the whole duck combo, the beef in chili oil, spicy chicken , eggplant side and cucumber side, all of the teas from tea service, duck sliders , fried rice and orange chicken. Absolutely everything has been so delicious. The ambiance is great The service is the best part. The workers are soo sweet and so cute we adore them Amy is our favorite. She does such a good job representing the restaurant and making us feel like friends instead of customers They have turned us into customers for life

    Hot Chili Oil Poached Sole Fish
    Yvonne W.

    Meizhou Dongpo has always been my family's favorite restaurant. Celebrating Thanksgiving here never disappoints! Foods are delicious as usual, service has always been excellent, and most importantly everyone is happy!

    Orange chicken
    Lexi S.

    This restaurant is beautiful! I found it by doing a yelp search for another restaurant in the area, but when we parked and walked in to this shopping center this restaurant was right in front. My friend and I smelled the delicious aromas coming from the establishment and redirected our tastebuds. We waited 15 minutes for the 2 of us to be seated on a Saturday evening around 6:30pm. The restaurant is a quiet elegance, clean, darker lighting, and I love the floor to ceiling glass doors and windows. The service was quick and happy to point us in the right direction. We opted to share the organize chicken, roasted green beans, and fried rice. I loved the crispy, tangy orange chicken! Still freaking around the garlicky, ginger fried rice and the green beans were so savory! We took home leftovers and we can't wait to return the next time we are in the area!

    Charles C.

    Here for an amazing lunch! Surprised how empty this place was compared to DTF, people don't appreciate high end authentic Chinese food and service. We reserved a private room and the ambience, food and service was first rate almost China Shanghai/ Beijing level food. Sadly I seemed limited to posting only 10 pictures but all the food we ordered was from excellent to awesome!

    Feng W.

    One of the best Chinese first date dinner restaurant in town, came here for a date the service was on point and the atmosphere of the restaurant is luxury. The food is great taste and their Peking duck is the best out of all I have tasted. Loved every single piece and wrap. Their lobster noodle is incredible deal. Had a great time here!

    Sanny C.

    This place is more like a 3.5. $50 for half a roasted duck, definitely aint cheap. When I chose to order it, I expected it to be flawless lol Presentation wise - beautiful. Except for the 2nd plate with 2 pieces on it lol Thanks! But funny and awkward. Taste wise - I got a fatty duck? Lots of fats. It looked like they had poured some oil on it. It wasn't bad because it was tender. Just too oily. There wasn't much crisp to the skin. Some parts of the ducks were dry. It just didn't look dry because of the oil on it. The stirred fried pea was also oily. Some tasted sweet, and some was a bit rough to chew. The pig trotter soup was pretty good. I think the soup was prob the best. Everything in it was good. I like the meats on the softer side (the more tender, the better). To others, it might be overly soft to mushy. Oolong tea was okay. It looked pretty strong, but the oolong flavor was lacking. Strange. Service was great in the beginning. Our waiter was patient. He didn't quite get what my mom wanted, so he tried to have another waiter help. My mom wanted the slice chili and soy sauce. He went and got it for us asap. Service disappeared when all the foods got to the table. We tried to ask for rice. It never came. No one bothered to ask if we needed more teA. We had to hunt someone down for it. Ok place.

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    Ask the Community - Meizhou Dongpo Restaurant

    Are there vegetarian entrees or just sides/appetizers?

    There are main dishes for vegetarians but I'm not sure about vegan.

    What is the difference between Peking Duck and Roast Duck?

    Peking Duck has crispy slices of duck skin presented in thin slices. It comes with either white "bao" (soft white bread) or thin Chinese tortilla like wrap where you put duck sauce, green onion and sometimes cucumber along with the duck skin.… Read more

    Do I need to make an appointment?

    No. You can just walk in. Even for the Peking duck, no appointment needed.

    Are reservations require on a Friday night for 8 people?

    Depends on your needs. For example, you need a VIP room or there are more people... If you need it, you can call 626.538.4136 Thank you!

    Has this location opened for indoor?

    Yes. Tables are socially distanced. Hand sanitizer on every table.

    Will this location be open on thanksgiving?

    Yes

    Do they serve the Peking duck all day? Have reservations on a Tuesday at 2:30pm and want to make sure I can order it! Thank you!

    Yes!

    Do they have private room for 21 people? 11 adults and 8 kids and 2 infant

    They don't have a private room or table large enough to fit party of that size. Their chair has arm rests, therefore there are only limited amount of chairs they can fit around a table. You can request 2 tables in the back right side of the… Read more

    Is this place good for large parties of over 10? Do they have private rooms? Set menus available?

    why yes, there are two private rooms! One conservative with flags of the nations, and a Baller Room for heavy duty parties...

    How is the pan seared wagyu beef?

    Over priced

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