Sang Kee Peking Duck House

Jeff 3 months ago

I heard Sang Kee is an iconic spot in Chinatown, so I had to try it with friends. I forgot exactly what we ordered, but it was a whole duck split into multiple dishes. The bill came out to almost $200 for four people, which is not bad at all considering how good it was!

Adam Nott 9 months ago

I made the mistake of going there by myself. Unfortunately, I don't think I'm able to eat half a Peking duck all on my own, so I had to order the duck appetizer rolls. And they were some of the juiciest, tastiest nibbles of duck I've ever had. If the full duck meals are just as good, then this place is legendary. I decided to order the Sweet and Sour chicken - pretty good, large portion, enough to take half of it home. Food came out quick, and service was great. It's a nice place for a sit-in lunch.

Anwei Chai 6 months ago

Nice Cantonese restaurant offers high quality dishes. The flavor is quite authentic. No reservation is needed but if you plan to go during the busy hours, you may have to wait for a while to get seated. Beef chow fun is highly recommended. It tastes no different from what you can get from Hong Kong.

Rorpin Dong 6 months ago

This was a very popular restaurant for Drexel students, before! I came to visit many years later but found the dishes were no longer the same. Staffs are still friendly but the best dish is "ice cream"! Hot and sour soup was not bad, but all others tasted the same soybean sauce and oyster sauce with thick starch! Hope other customers have a better experience.

Olha B 4 months ago

We went here for Valentine’s Day and overall had a great experience. The restaurant was clean, the food was delicious, and the employees were very friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, we did find a hair in one of our dishes, which was disappointing. Still, the quality of the food and the service were good, and aside from that issue, everything else was enjoyable. We hope this was just a one-time mistake.