A bite of Hangzhou

Updated: 2016-08-30 07:43

By Mike Peters(China Daily)

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A bite of Hangzhou

Old duck pot, one of the signature dishes of Zhangshengji. [Photo by Mike Peters/China Daily]

Not every duck in China's capital is a Peking duck.

The one we've just ordered at Zhangshengji, the Hangzhou representative restaurant in Beijing, arrives sliced and carefully stacked in a mound on the plate. The blanket of sauce looks made for Texas barbecue, but it's surprisingly on the sweet side. The meat itself is spicy, a nice contrast to the rich sauce, and easy to handle with chopsticks even though the bones are still intact.

Zhangshengji is a restaurant group launched in Hangzhou in 1988, with branches today in Shanghai, Nanjing, Suzhou and Hong Kong as well as Beijing.

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