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    XIHE Peking Duck

    4.3 (8 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Vonny W.

    We came here around 6 PM as a group of five. We were greeted in Mandarin (which we don't speak) and were told they don't really offer traditional dine-in service. We were told it's "like McDonald's" in terms of fast dining. At the time, we were the only group there, so we were able to choose from about four larger tables. The tables looked very clean. I also noticed what appeared to be a large washroom in the back (photo included), though I didn't use it and can't speak to its cleanliness. You order at the front and were told the wait would be about 25 minutes. It ended up taking roughly 35 minutes for our first dish to arrive, and nearly an hour before we received our last item (the fries). The staff seemed overwhelmed managing dine-in guests, phone calls, Uber orders, and takeout all at once -- it felt like more than they could comfortably handle at the time. That said, the main front employee was incredibly friendly and clearly working very hard to keep things running smoothly. When we asked for plates to share, we were told they don't typically provide them since they're not really set up for dine-in. However, he kindly offered container lids as substitutes, which we appreciated. The menu is beautifully designed, but it sets some high expectations. The food portions were smaller and less visually appealing than the photos suggested. The packaging itself is very nice and thoughtfully designed, though not environmentally friendly -- everything comes in separate containers, and even the cutlery is aesthetically pleasing. The chopsticks appear store-bought rather than the typical tear-apart kind. As for the food: at first, we thought the Peking duck wraps were thick as pancakes, but they were very thin, just stuck together and difficult to separate. Overall, they were tasty, though not as flavorful as what you'd find at traditional banquet halls. The Quack Wich was one of my favorites. It had a generous amount of filling, and the pastry was impressively flaky. Delicious but very messy to eat. The Samyang noodles were more like buldak -- extremely spicy with not much depth of flavor. They were a bit dry and tended to clump together. The most disappointing item was the Quack Frame and Fries. The photo made it look similar to a poutine, but in reality, it was a box of fries (reminiscent of Costco-style fries) with a side of fried duck bones and bits. While crunchy, it lacked substance and didn't meet expectations. Drinks included canned pop. Overall, I had high hopes because the concept is unique and interesting. Unfortunately, the food quality and presentation didn't quite live up to the branding. The service, however, was very friendly, and I genuinely commend the staff for how hard they worked to keep up. There's also a small free parking lot in the back, which is convenient.

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    Jenny Y.

    Had heard about this place's North York location years ago, but never had the chance to try. After finding out that they opened a location in Richmond Hill, I finally tried it yesterday. Got there early afternoon and ordered for takeout at the counter. My order was ready within 20 mins, which is a very reasonable time. Noticed there are some tables for seated dining, which is a nice option. Usually takeout Peking Duck isn't great since the skin gets soggy, but the duck here stayed crispy! Their packaging is great, with separating all the meat and toppings -- everything that is hot (meat & pancake wraps) stayed warm and the veggies stayed cold. Also appreciated that they included the carcass in the insulated bag without having to ask for it.

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    Jason H.

    Order early (15-20mins) to get food. Mostly a takeout restaurant but you can sit down and they have about 20 seats and tables. We ordered a combo that included quarter Peking Duck, Spicy Noodles, Fries, Duck bones, 2 cokes and the quack which. Added an order of the crispy duck strips. The duck strips and the Peking duck were good. Fries were super small and didn't have anything on them unlike the pictures. Noodles were spicy and good but just reminded us of instant noodles. The sandwich got mixed reviews at our table. Outside was nice and crispy. Overall worth checking out but a bit on the pricey side for what you get.

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    New chairs and tables.

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    XIHE Peking Duck - chinese - Updated September 2026

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