Royal Feast

“The twice cooked pork was some of the best I've had in the bay area.”

Ann L★★★★

For $10.95 or $11.95 per person, you can get a nice weekday lunch special that comes with a bowl of soup, a spring roll, and rice. The food quality is very good, and we were seated very quickly when we arrived. I have been here many times for lunch and dinner in the past and always enjoy their meals, so the weekday lunch special is definitely a good option amidst all the food options nearby.

Mat Lit★★★★★

Really enjoyed the food here. Peking duck had very crisp skin. The fried rice and dry fried green beans were superb. I didn’t like the egg drop soup, which was tomato-y and watery. Everything else was nice. Workers were brusque but competent and overall hospitable for our large group. Look forward to having the fried rice again

Nataliia “NSH” Chernysh★★★★★

We dropped in by chance. I love quiet, uncrowded little restaurants. Very quiet, the hostess brought the menu, the waiter took the order in a flash and in about 10 minutes there were eggplants, rice, then crab in sauce and a great fish in sweet and sour sauce. Many people write about the Peking duck. Next time for sure! We wanted seafood. We really liked the crab in sauce. Well spoken, properly cut. The rest of the fish was packed and we took this deliciousness home.

Yusi★★★★★

This is a hidden gem!!! We passed by so many times and went here the first time last week. Amazing! The head chef used to work for Beijing Restaurant 北京饭店 as its head chef in Beijing which is one of the highly recognized restaurants in China. The food is very authentic and use traditional ingredients and methods to create balanced flavor (vs using additives). There are one legendary dish you must try (requires 24 hr reservation): the famous and legendary Eight Treasure Duck 八宝葫芦鸭. The skill and efforts put into this truly royal dish is unmatched in presentation, flavor and texture! Ps, for th