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The Red Duck is a renowned Chinese restaurant in Mexico City. It is most famous for its delicious Peking duck, which is meticulously prepared over a 24-hour period to ensure the tenderness and flavour is absolutely perfect.
The décor of The Red Duck is luxurious and warm, with a lounge-style bar serving a variety of cocktails and other beverages. The restaurant has two dining rooms, both of which are grand and lavish. Each has a fireplace and a terrace where diners can look out at the Paseo de la Reforma.
Starters include typical Chinese fare, including dumplings, ribs, and satay, while main courses also include mainstream Chinese cuisine. The main event is, of course, the duck, which will be brought to your table and carved for you. It is served with pancakes and a variety of sauces.
There are also vegetarian options on offer, the most popular being the delicious vegetarian dumpling.
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