Village Roast Duck @ Sunway Pyramid

Sabath Nugroho

Overall it was the average knowledge...the pancakes for the Peking duck were abit too moist and abit too thin--the texture of the pancakes ought to be drier because by enough time you can your third or fourth pancake they'll all stick jointly and you have to carefully pull them aside or they'll break--the pancakes should separate easily every time you take one out, you do not want to invest a couple of frustrating minutes attempting to carefully peel them aside. The Peking duck epidermis wasn't as crispy since it should be--this must enhance. The char siew has been a little dry rather than as succulent as what we anticipated however the siew yok had been just right.

Dhia Lulu

This restaurant is frequently packed and if you're area of the queue, you will have to "book" a table and devote your order beforehand. Once table is prepared, they will let you know so dont go working off somewhere because they won't call you. The meals are good. Much better than I expected. You obtain complimentary soup and dessert aswell. Nearly every table will purchase the roast duck with the pancakes. It's their signature dish. Their roast pork can be very good. However the prices are very high. Typical per dish is just about RM25, excluding the roast meat. The location is not big therefore seating is super restricted.