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    Roasted Duck Noodles

    4.5 (135 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Open 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Seasonal vegetables 10/10!
    Shira M.

    Lilly is so lovely! She remembers us every time we come in. The Peking duck is SO good! It's moist with a perfectly crispy skin. Better than expensive $$$$ casino Peking duck in Vegas. We got the walnut shrimp this time as well. It was wonderful! The very thin coating was crisp with the creamy sauce and not overly sweet. Same with the walnuts. We get the seasonal vegetables every time as well. They are SO fresh and crisp. How do they get so much flavor in them. Our other go to is the bbq scallion noodles. Love how thin the noodles are. We'll be back Lilly!

    Erick L.

    After a night of drinking and gambling, came here for a late breakfast. After debating between the Scallion Oil Noodles and Noodle Soup, figured some hot soup would help me with this cold I've been trying to get over. Seasoned the soup with a little soy sauce, ground pepper, chili paste and with some of the best roasted duck I've ever had, it made a great meal. The duck skin was crispy. The meat was tender and juicy. Sometimes Chinese Roasted Duck can be overpowered by the Five Spice seasoning but this was seasoned perfectly. Might have to grab some togo for the trip back home. The server was so friendly and helped me decide on which dish to try. A gem in a growing Reno food scene.

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    Kirby D.

    "Never judge a book by its cover" or so the saying goes. That definitely applies to Roasted Duck Noodles. Situated on a very non-descript strip mall on the busy Moana Blvd, Roasted Duck Noodles is an easy place to just drive by. Once inside, the restaurant, while intimate, is quite cute, light and airy. The restaurant and bathroom are oddly clean. Always a welcome surprise. The staff at the restaurant were polite, helpful and attentive. On the recommendation of a good friend with a very discriminating palette, we just had to try the Peking Duck. Pro tip : They can be quite busy over the lunch hour and can run out of Peking Duck. Plan on either getting their early (before the lunch rush) or try to arrive around 3:30pm, after lunch but still before dinner. The Peking Duck was amazing. Full Stop. The skin was light, flavorful and crispy. The duck was moist and full of flavor. No fatty duck here. The Peking Duck was served with pancakes, onions and cucumbers. The Hoisin sauce was thick, rich with just a perfect amount of sweetness. Chef's kiss. Another favorite was the Char Sui. Cooked to perfection, the Char Sui was SO GOOD. There is a little grease but it allowed the Char Sui to stay moist without being full on grease. We started our meal with the pan fried Potstickers. The combination of delicious filling combined with the wrappers was absolutely amazing. The wrappers were a touch on the thicker side, but that really brought about the flavor. A nice complement to the filling. Roasted Duck Noodles, a small but cute restaurant is a MUST VISIT for your Peking Duck needs.

    Braised beef with rice plate
    Derek T.

    A little gem of a restaurant. Very tasty roast duck served at this restaurant. Very simple menu but that's good. The roast duck is meaty and the skin is crispy when served. This is a good place to visit and have lunch.

    Christy T.

    Service was very attentive. Clean simple store, lots of parking for a local street mall. Food was quite tasty especially the roast duck: not too salty. Bright and there are about 3 large tables and 3-4 small tables. If you like heavily flavored or msg place this place will not be for you. Randomly my plate has at least 4-5 pieces of almost no meat very bony pieces, except this everything was very good.

    Shredded duck with noodles and shumai. Delicious.
    Tony M.

    Wow I found my favorite Cantonese restaurant in Reno. Simple menu with roast duct and pork. The reviews are accurate with a clean restaurant, friendly staff, and delicious food. I had the shredded duck with a nice flavored fried noodle, bokchoy, clear broth soup, and I also ordered the shumai. I cleaned my plates, which I shouldn't have because I was stuffed. Next visit I will try the roast pork plate and manapua.

    3/9/26 FYI. Table settings
    Lee D.

    Quality/Quantity - Most, if not all, of my Yelp friends gave you 5 stars. So glad we finally made it here. Limited menu, done well. Today we tried the following, all of which were good. ¼ Roasted Duck - Meaty and good. I would have liked even more juice. 1/2 Peking Duck - Deboned, easy eating. Comes with crepes rather than buns, sauce, cucumber, and onion strips. So good and refreshing. Beef Stew Lo Mein - My wife loves beef stew, so she ate most of this. I think this dish could have used more noodles, especially considering the price. The people on both sides of our table recommend the Walnut shrimp appetizer; it did look good. Ambiance - Very small local restaurant. Only 6 tables, 3 tables for two and 3 tables for four. Plenty of mall parking. Open 6 days a week. See Yelp or my picture. Service - 6 stars. So professional. Love the communication; they asked for permission if she could do "XXX YYY ZZZ" before she helped us. Great communicator! And this was the first time she said she is in the food business. You are doing a great job, Clong (the name on my receipt). I actually thought she was the owner. Price - $66 + tip. As usual, we over ordered. Took half the food home for later eating. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success June of 2025; wishing you the best. I will bring some of my guests here that crave duck.

    Fresh roasted duck Cantonese style
    Jim W.

    The duck is cooked perfectly and that is not an easy thing to do. So much flavor in both dishes and the app we had. The shredded duck, lo mein and bok choy and roasted duck are worth a try. The pan fried pot stickers (6) are stuffed full and incredible. You could make a nice meal of a couple of apps as they are large portions. Even for takeout, which we did, the server was helpful and attentive. Parking is available in the strip center or just around the corner of the building. Never cook duck at home visit Roasted Duck Noodles instead.

    Shrimp rangoon
    Linda H.

    Wanted to celebrate the last few days of the Lunar New Year with a nice Chinese meal and actually had plans for lunch at another restaurant in one of the large casinos. However, they were short staffed so their loss was my and Roasted Duck Noodles gain. I love their roast duck. Not greasy and love the Asian spice. Egg noodle soup is reminiscent of my youth with my grandparents. The lovely server is always friendly and so sweet. Always remembers her guests. Walnut shrimp appetizer was so good. Large shrimp. Be back soon!

    Pancake for the Peking duck
    Tammy J.

    This place is fairly new,small, there's about 8 tables in the dining area. We arrived at about 6:15 pm on a Saturday. There is 1 server/waitress/host. She was working hard to seat guests,take orders,serve food and clean tables. She took a minute to get our order. We ordered 1/4 Cantonese style duck,1/2 Peking duck, mixed vegetables with oyster sauce, pot stickers,2 sides- walnut shrimp and BBQ pork slices,we wanted to try a little of everything. All was very good! I highly recommend this place if you need like to eat duck. Rice is sold separate with these dishes.

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    Tommy J.

    Ok, in some cases you just really want to give six stars! It's kind of like getting that Michelin extra star. We are so happy with our visit here. As a history, Peking duck is a dish I've enjoyed all over the world. From the Guangzhou District China, Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok, San Francisco Area to Chinatown in LA. Once having children, I was no longer able to travel to exotic places, so I pretty much stopped eating it. They were a few places here in Reno that attempted this dish, however, either the skin wasn't crispy enough, or it was roasted duck, and they said ' it's pretty much the same' which is something only a person that doesn't eat Peking Duck would say, lol. A couple of places here in Reno that serve roasted duck, started out strong and were quite delicious, however overtime suddenly we were being served three day old duck. Or ducks that have been kept in the freezer for one to two months and then thawed out. You can always tell when chicken or duck is day old (or older ) disappointment after disappointment, I just stopped getting duck at restaurants and would only prepare it at home for New Year's dinner. I follow enough people on yelp, I saw a great review of this restaurant and thought what the heck ... might as well give it a go. It was absolute perfection. What we ordered: 1/4 Cantonese roast duck 1/2 Peking duck Shrimp and walnut Barbecued pork Steamed vegetable with hoisin sauce Fried potstickers The restaurant was quite packed. But there is two tables available for two people. The waitress greeted us, as she was passing by told us to grab a table. She was busy. Very busy. I told the server right off we were going to order a lot of food . There were only two of us, but I really wanted to try a little bit of everything. After ordering the two ducks and the vegetables I told her I wanted to add on some barbecue pork and walnut shrimp. Jen informed me those are normally just extensions of those dishes when you want to add a little more, however, she would accommodate us and let us have two shrimp and walnut ($5) and add on pork. The Peking duck had perfectly crispy skin and the duck was juicy. The Cantonese duck was almost just as crispy and delicious. Everything was so delicious, and the waitress was super nice. We had to start boxing stuff as we were finishing just to make room for all the dishes on the tiny table. And what are the best features of the whole night? $78 for all of the food. That was just amazing. I think there's a total of 22 seats in the sparse but cute restaurant. As we were eating, a line started to form. Great price, perfect duck, the only thing I would change is add alcohol to the menu... and maybe increase the hours lol. Most days they close by 3 PM. I want my duck now! Hhhah

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    Crystal S.

    Popped into the SPCA Thrift Store, and noticed this little restaurant nearby. Dropped in hoping for something quick to take out, but thought given the name, I should probably order the duck! Ordered a half Peking Duck, and was a little tight on time, but the extremely professional, polite, and helpful cashier not only promised me it would it be 15-20 minutes, but then did it in a little over 10! Love when service overdelivers. Now, the duck... So, Chinese roast duck is often not a thing for the uninitiated. There are bones and fat under the crispy skin, and I would usually pick out the easiest pieces for newbies to eat. This is the first place I've been to that fully cleans up the duck meat, and not only was it super easy to eat, it was not greasy but beyond tender and full of flavor. They know how to cook and serve duck! Duck sauce, cucumbers, and pancakes (not baos, fyi) were also fresh and delicious. Duck skin wasn't super crispy, but that could be because of the drive home. Menu had a few things crossed off, and no sweets or desserts, but I will definitely have to come back and try the noodles.

    Shredded roasted duck meat with scallion oil noodle
    Jeremy D.

    I was looking for something other than the normal Casino food for my family and was excited to have found the Roasted Duck Noodles. We had the shredded roasted duck meat with scallion oil noodle and Peking Duck which came with pancakes, cucumber, and spring onion. The duck was tender, wasn't oily, not overly seasoned, and there were no bones making it one of the best ducks I've ever had! It was so good we ordered more. The parking was easy. There aren't that many tables so be ready to get the food to go. The employees were nice and checked on us frequently. There was upbeat music playing while we waited around 10 minutes for each dish.

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    Absolutely amazing food I had the duck noodle soup and the pot stickers and the service was great I highly recommend!

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    11 months ago

    Great new spot off Moana. Duck was great. Service was amazing. Highly recommend for lunch as they close by 3pm. Servings are very generous.

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    Awesome service, reasonably priced, food was excellent. Definitely spreading the word and coming back!

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    Roast duck is good but wonton noodle soup not that great barbecue bun not good service is ok

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    My favorite food in all of Reno. Customer service is great. Place is clean. Food is consistent. I'll keep coming back!!

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