Peking Impression 9889 Bellaire Boulevard, Houston, TX 77036

"Was here with my mom 3 days ago? The pecking was great, one of the best around town and I am a huge Peking duck fan. The kung pao chicken was just ok to me. Over all the duck was really delicious here."

"This is my second time here. The food is great. The duck is wonderful, I will order it again in the future. The Google location is off little bit, I will try to submit a fix for that."

"The best Peking Duck. Highly recommend! The stir fried pea-shoots with garlic was very tasty and tender. Guangdong style steamed fish was superb. Flavorful and tender. Love this restaurant."

"This restaurant is popular with young families with small children. The type of food served includes spicy, deep fried, and sweet-and-sour dishes. They are all edible but not very authentic Chinese food. The Peking duck was OK. The duck was sliced and served in two small oval plates. The soup of the duck bone was also fine. However, the pancakes definitely looked like they were machine made and too thin. Some veggie dishes like Japanese Tofu and Dry-fried string beans were tasty. It was a busy day when we visited and the service was not attentive. In all, I give it 3 stars."

"We went on a Wednesday evening kind of late (past the dinner rush) and it wasn't crowded but there were more people than I expected. Even though there were bigger open tables, our party (4 adults + a baby) were seated in a booth with no room to stick a chair at the end so my husband and I had our 1yo crammed between us in a booster seat. Other than this one thing, the server was fine, didn't pressure us to order more as other reviews have been saying. We ordered the duck, eggplant and green beans, and Japanese tofu. The duck was definitely not a full duck. I think a regular chicken has more meat than we were served. The presentation was pretty nice so maybe people don't notice. It's probably something like 2 ducks every 3 orders or something. Also the duck was dry and the skin a little chewy. You can tell it's not fresh. The Japanese tofu was quite salty but the squid cooked perfectly-- very soft. The eggplant was decent too. All in all, I would consider maybe returning for the other dishes but for a place whose name is Peking Impression, I really expected their duck not to be so much of a rip off."