Overall, Forbidden Duck served a nice Peking Duck. Although we only tried their Signature Slow Roasted Duck, we find the it very promising plus we get to taste the flair of the Demon Chef. We’ll make a return visit to try their Peking Duck and the dim sum here. Cheers!!
Lunch at Forbidden Duck Singapore was one of the best meal after Madame Fan Singapore. Highly recommend.
They were friendly and cheerful. Even my diva sister acknowledged that they did an excellent job.
My main gripe was the service, though admittedly we did visit the establishment on its very first official day of operations (3 May 2018) – so I hope that’s sorted out now.
Dim Sum is available only for lunch.
Personally, I’m excited by the prospect of Forbidden Duck making a presence in Singapore’s culinary scene, which will make it an even more competitive one where all diners will benefit in the long run.
If you are planning to visit the restaurant, I would recommend you try the slow roasted duck, stewed USDA short-rib, seafood rice in aromatic duck soup and giant egg tart.