King Duck Chinese BBQ

"This casual, take-out only Kendall restaurant specializing in Cantonese barbecue cuisine is best know for its namesake roast duck, but also offers a full range of other dishes, including seafood, dim sum, and traditional Chinese dishes." - Dara Smith, Olee Fowler

"This Fontainebleau spot (the neighborhood, not the hotel) does some really good Cantonese barbecue. With the exception of one small high-top table on the sidewalk, they’re strictly a takeout operation. The pipa duck—a spatchcocked version of Peking duck with a much crunchier exterior—is worth ordering. King Duck’s crispy pork tastes like chicharrón that got a makeover. And you should definitely get a side of Cantonese pickles to balance out the meats’ richness—we like the green papaya. But the best thing to get here is the house special rice noodles: stir-fried thin rice noodles topped with lap cheong sausage and an assortment of meats, including that amazing crispy pork." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, carlos c olaechea

"This Fontainebleau spot does Cantonese barbecue, and you really shouldn’t stray much from their selection of duck, chicken, and pork hanging from meathooks in the windows. With the exception of one small high-top table on the sidewalk, they’re strictly a takeout operation. The pipa duck—a spatchcocked version of Peking duck with a much crunchier exterior—is worth ordering. King Duck’s crispy pork tastes like chicharrón that got a makeover: super crispy, bubbly crust that gives way to tender meat and buttery fat that’s surprisingly not greasy. Definitely get a side of Cantonese pickles to balance out the meats’ richness—we like the green papaya for its tang and crunch. But the best thing to get here, especially if you’re not feeding a crowd, is the house special rice noodles: stir-fried thin rice noodles with a touch of savory seasoning topped with lap cheong sausage and an assortment of meats, including that amazing crispy pork. " - Carlos C Olaechea