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    M&C Duck TST

    Published: Jan 24, 2018 by Jennifer Che

    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong

    M&C Duck in Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui - { M&C Duck TST }

    This is one of many posts that are part of the series Jen's Guide - Best Places to Eat in Hong Kong for Visitors; This is also post #3, part of my #50PostsIn50Days personal challenge to document my first 100 days in Hong Kong. Other posts in this series may be found at the bottom of the original post.

    For a lover of Peking duck, Hong Kong is a paradise. You can go crazy high-end and enjoy exquisitely produced Peking duck at Lung King Heen inside the Four Seasons or Man Wah inside the Mandarin Oriental.

    Alternatively, you can head down into the basement level restaurant Peking Garden in Tsim Sha Tsui and share a huge duck cooked old-school style with a large group of friends. With so many Peking duck places in the city, one might wonder why the Maxim Group chose to open yet another duck restaurant, M&C Duck, inside Harbour City, one of the largest malls in Hong Kong.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    M&C Duck does a lot of things really well.

    First of all, the feel of the restaurant is more contemporary and casual than other Peking duck places. Chefs prepare the ducks in an open kitchen, which is fun for diners to watch.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    Furthermore, the menu includes a lot of other fun, creative Chinese dishes that are executed well and present beautifully, like these fun beancurd skin wrapped Chinese chives or stir fried pea shoots.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    Most importantly, the duck is really good and pretty reasonably priced. Better yet, a diner can order a smaller, half-duck portion, which is just enough for a person dining solo.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    Yes, you can enjoy really good Peking duck even if you are dining solo!

    I've seen a lot of people order a huge spicy fish pot that looks fantastic. I'd consider ordering it if I ever went back with a larger crowd.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    The restaurant has outdoor seating that faces the harbour, so if you are lucky, you can even dine outside and gaze at Hong Kong's gorgeous skyline while munching on excellent Peking duck and other dishes.
    M&C Duck TST Hong Kong
    One downside: the restaurant does not take reservations so you have to "line up" by using the ticketing system they have. Show up, grab a ticket, and then wait until your number is called. You can shop at the massive mall while you are waiting and follow along on the app to see the progression of the line.

    All in all, M&C Duck is a great restaurant, which explains why there's almost always a line during peak mealtimes. If you don't want to wait in line, definitely show up early, like maybe before 6PM.

    M&C Duck TST
    Shop 3319 (third floor) Gateway Arcade
    Harbor City, Canton Road
    Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

    Open everyday: 11:30 – 22:30

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      […] 100 Days in Hong Kong – Reflections and Personal Challenge Tsuta Japanese Soba Noodle – Seasonal Duck Ramen Serge et le Phoque Wan Chai – French Restaurant with 1 Michelin Star M&C Duck, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui  […]

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      […] restaurants in Harbour City always have the longest lines: M & C Duck and Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao. I guess it’s not a surprise, considering these […]

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