Excellent
76 reviews
Their Dandan noodles insist on using pork with a fat-to-lean ratio of 3:7; and Zhong dumplings are almost a must-order, with the meat filling made from hind leg meat, which is especially delicious~ Their 10 classic Sichuan noodle snacks are all super good~
The biggest difference between the traditional Chengdu roast duck and Beijing roast duck is that it is "roasted outside and boiled inside": before roasting, more than a dozen secret spices are put into the duck's belly, local small yellow ginger and green onions are added with Chengdu people's favorite Pixian bean paste, and then water is poured in. The firewood used to roast the duck used to be the green bark tree in Huaiyuan, so this roast duck was once called "green bar roast duck". Now it has been replaced with peach wood from Longquan Mountain, but the roasting method is still the same: after the temperature in the earthen stove reaches a certain level, the firewood is extinguished and the duck embryo is roasted with Yin fire. At a high temperature of 300 degrees, the water and spices in the duck's belly roll and boil, and the duck matures from the outside to the inside, from the inside to the outside, while removing the fishy smell and increasing the fragrance.
Although the signature dish is roast duck, it is actually a Sichuan restaurant. Mao roast duck is to cut the roast duck into pieces and put it into the Maocai soup pot to blanch it. Compared with eating roast duck directly, the duck meat will be more flavorful. The duck intestines and bean curd fish we ordered were also delicious.
The food is delicious and the service is great. I will definitely come again next time I come to Chengdu♡(Ξ◕◡◕Ξ)♡
It was the winter solstice and my whole family was feeling unwell, so we couldn't eat mutton soup. Suddenly I thought of Zhang's Roast Duck, which used to be a canteen, but I haven't been here for nearly 10 years. I came here around 7pm, and there was no queue. The shop had been renovated and looked much more upscale. I ordered the classic Mao Roast Duck and Mao Duck Intestines, which were very tasty. The roast duck was fragrant, the skin was especially delicious, and the duck intestines were tender and tasty, which made me unable to stop eating.
Their Dandan noodles insist on using pork with a fat-to-lean ratio of 3:7; and Zhong dumplings are almost a must-order, with the meat filling made from hind leg meat, which is especially delicious~ Their 10 classic Sichuan noodle snacks are all super good~
The biggest difference between the traditional Chengdu roast duck and Beijing roast duck is that it is "roasted outside and boiled inside": before roasting, more than a dozen secret spices are put into the duck's belly, local small yellow ginger and green onions are added with Chengdu people's favorite Pixian bean paste, and then water is poured in. The firewood used to roast the duck used to be the green bark tree in Huaiyuan, so this roast duck was once called "green bar roast duck". Now it has been replaced with peach wood from Longquan Mountain, but the roasting method is still the same: after the temperature in the earthen stove reaches a certain level, the firewood is extinguished and the duck embryo is roasted with Yin fire. At a high temperature of 300 degrees, the water and spices in the duck's belly roll and boil, and the duck matures from the outside to the inside, from the inside to the outside, while removing the fishy smell and increasing the fragrance.
Although the signature dish is roast duck, it is actually a Sichuan restaurant. Mao roast duck is to cut the roast duck into pieces and put it into the Maocai soup pot to blanch it. Compared with eating roast duck directly, the duck meat will be more flavorful. The duck intestines and bean curd fish we ordered were also delicious.
The food is delicious and the service is great. I will definitely come again next time I come to Chengdu♡(Ξ◕◡◕Ξ)♡
It was the winter solstice and my whole family was feeling unwell, so we couldn't eat mutton soup. Suddenly I thought of Zhang's Roast Duck, which used to be a canteen, but I haven't been here for nearly 10 years. I came here around 7pm, and there was no queue. The shop had been renovated and looked much more upscale. I ordered the classic Mao Roast Duck and Mao Duck Intestines, which were very tasty. The roast duck was fragrant, the skin was especially delicious, and the duck intestines were tender and tasty, which made me unable to stop eating.