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67,, Ir. Politechniou 59, Kissamos 734 00, GreeceRestaurant ₫₫
10 dishes across 5 sections · ₫₫ · Cantonese restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.
Braised Fish Fillet In Chili Oil Soup HK$394.00
For reference onlyBraised fish fillet is simmered in a spicy chili oil broth. It features fresh fish, garlic, and ginger, served with rice or noodles, highlighting Sichuan cuisine's bold flavors.
Salt And Pepper Squid HK$205.00
For ref only: Deep-fried squid with spiced salt
Fried Prawns In Salted Egg Yolk Sauce HK$238.00
For reference onlyFried prawns are coated in a rich salted egg yolk sauce, creating a savory dish. Typically served with steamed rice, this dish is popular in Southeast Asian cuisine, highlighting the umami flavor of salted egg.
Crab Roe Siu Mai (4pcs) HK$72.00
Crystal Prawn Har Gow (4pcs) HK$72.00
Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (4pcs) HK$58.00
Steamed Barbecue Pork Bun (3 Pcs) HK$55.00
Steamed Dim Sum: Steamed Barbecue Pork Bun
Braised Chicken Feet In Abalone Sauce HK$99.00
For ref only: Braised chicken feet in abalone sauce
Deep Fried Pork Dumplings (3 Pcs) HK$58.00
Duck And Shrimps Spring Rolls HK$58.00
Seafood And Fish Maw Soup (1 Person) HK$108.00
Creamed Corn Chicken Soup With Bamboo Pith (1 Person) HK$108.00
Daily Double Boiled Soup (1 Person) HK$108.00
Mango Pomelo Sago HK$55.00
Signature dish
Classic Cantonese Sponge Cake HK$46.00
Steamed Longevity Buns (3 Pcs) HK$67.00
Mongolian Style HK$182.00
Signature dish
Barbecue Yunnan Black Pig "Char Siu" HK$220.00
Signature dish
Whole HK$708.00
Signature dish
Half HK$370.00
Signature dish
Poached Vegetables HK$94.00
For ref only: Boiled vegetable
Steamed Chicken Feet In XO Sauce HK$55.00
Nanxiang Steamed Soup Dumplings HK$113.00
Salt And Pepper Chicken Cartilage HK$106.00
For ref only: Deep-fried chicken cartilage with spiced salt
Salt And Pepper Tofu HK$106.00
For ref only: Deep-fried tofu with spiced salt
Radish Cake With XO Sauce HK$106.00
For ref only: Savory and spicy xo sauce enhances the umami flavor of stir-fried radish cake.
Fried Rice Noodles With Angus Beef In XO Sauce HK$238.00
Signature dish
Fried Rice Noodles With Scallop, Shrimp And Scrambled Egg HK$250.00
Fried Rice With Egg White And Conpoy HK$182.00
For reference only: Fried rice features egg white and dried scallops, stir-fried with vegetables and soy sauce. This dish is often garnished with green onions and served as a main course in Chinese cuisine.
Duck Meat Rice Noodles HK$182.00
Signature dish
Braised E-Fu Noodles With Wild Mushroom HK$170.00
For ref only: Savory and earthy wild mushroom flavor pairs perfectly with tender braised e-fu noodles.
Forbidden Duck Signature Seafood Fried Rice In Claypot HK$262.00
Signature dish
Seafood Rice In Aromatic Duck Soup HK$262.00
Signature dish
Seafood Soup Noodles HK$226.00
For reference only: Seafood soup noodles feature fresh seafood, rice noodles, and a savory broth. Typically garnished with herbs, this dish is popular in various Asian cuisines, offering a comforting and flavorful experience.
Jasmine Rice HK$25.00
For ref only: Rice from Thailand
Dried Scallops With Seasonal Vegetables HK$205.00
For reference onlyDried scallops are rehydrated and stir-fried with seasonal vegetables. This dish features umami flavors and is often served with rice or noodles, highlighting a blend of coastal and seasonal ingredients.
Stir-Fried Seasonal Vegetables HK$136.00
For ref only: Stir-fried your choice of seasonal vegetable
Yu Shiang Eggplant HK$170.00
For reference onlyYu Shiang Eggplant features eggplant stir-fried with garlic, ginger, and soy sauce. This dish originates from Sichuan cuisine, known for its bold flavors, and is often served with steamed rice.
Stir-Fried Bitter Melon With Salted Egg And Century Egg HK$159.00
For reference onlyStir-fried bitter melon features salted egg and century egg, offering a unique savory flavor. This dish is typically sautéed with garlic and served as a side in Chinese cuisine.
Seasonal Vegetable With Garlic And Soup HK$159.00
For reference onlySeasonal vegetables are sautéed with garlic and simmered in a light broth. This soup highlights fresh produce, often served with crusty bread or a drizzle of olive oil.
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The ambiance strikes a balance between modern simplicity and understated elegance, creating a comfortable backdrop for the dining experience. Moments spent glancing over Forbidden Duck (Causeway Bay) photos found online match the setting—clean lines, warm lighting, and an inviting layout that encourages leisurely meals. Servers navigate the floor with attentiveness that feels practiced rather than intrusive, contributing to a flow that allows each dish to take center stage. The interplay between service and atmosphere quietly shapes expectations for the extensive Cantonese offerings available.
Signature dishes demonstrate a command of traditional techniques while occasionally venturing into inventive territory. The roasted duck, naturally, commands attention with its crisp skin and tender meat, capturing much of the interest in Forbidden Duck (Causeway Bay) reviews from various food enthusiasts. Flavors balance subtly, avoiding overwhelming spices in favor of nuanced depths that reward patients looking beyond initial impressions. However, some of the secondary courses might leave one wishing for a bolder seasoning or enhanced textural contrast, hinting at opportunities to refine the kitchen’s creative edge. Portion sizes and pricing align with typical Cantonese establishments in the district, providing reasonable value for those exploring the menu familiar with this style of cuisine.
Exploring the menu reveals a thoughtful blend of classics and lesser-known dishes, inviting diners to experience a spectrum of Cantonese culinary culture without feeling confined to the usual staples. Although the Causeway Bay location enjoys strong popularity, it maintains a pace that allows conversations to flow easily without the frenetic energy common in other nearby restaurants. Observing general crowd behavior underscores a preference for groups familiar with the cuisine, which can make the setting feel slightly exclusive, though approachable, to newcomers. Overall, Forbidden Duck (Causeway Bay) stands as a solid example of contemporary Cantonese dining, with a few nuances worth remembering from the accumulated insights found in reviews and shared photos across the web.
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