Planning on Peking Duck House… on or around 10/16 or 10/23, what say ye?
Chinatown or Midtown?
Midtown
Interested for sure. Especially on a Saturday. 2 people.
Interested
Planning on Peking Duck House… on or around 10/16 or 10/23, what say ye?
Interested. Would prefer 10/16
Interested. Both are open at this point.
Either date works for me/us.
The 16th is the Taylor Ham festival in Phillipsburg NJ, so I’d prefer the 23rd.
I’ll be away the 16th, so preference for the 23rd.
Sounds good to me!
That Taylor Ham festival sounds like something special too.
I am in if I am here. I will be leaving the last week of October to meander down to Brunson’s Offline-o-rama in Charleston, but if it is before we decide to leave I would love to join, especially since I claim ownership of the “Wines that don’t suck” theme. Even though Good Jay thinks that most of my wines suck!
Mmmm Peking duck… Either day should be fine with me.
I slipped a chenin pinotage blend (IT DID NOT SUCK IF YOU REMEBER) in a wines that do not suck at Hacks house.
Count me in if room no pinotage or chenin blancs (unless accompanied with a well aged vintage prot again)
10/16 looks great!
I’d be interested for sure. Either day.
Be prepared to be carded at the door, if you are older than 21 years.
A few logistics questions which you’ll need to figure out eventually:
Will each table order individually or will we do a fixed menu with the option of ordering additional food? In the past the restaurant has preferred the latter.
Is it pre-pay or pay at the restaurant?
Will it be the old PDH routine of having table captains who organize theme/attendees for their tables? If so, I’m happy to manage a table.
A reminder to everyone that while they have stemware if you’re at all picky you should bring your own. In the past I and others have brought extra so out of towners can borrow.
I slipped a chenin pinotage blend (IT DID NOT SUCK IF YOU REMEBER) in a wines that do not suck at Hacks house.
Count me in if room no pinotage or chenin blancs (unless accompanied with a well aged vintage prot again)
Shockingly, it did not suck, but it was ranked about 62nd out of 62 wines. What’s a prot? I could bring a port, which is not half bad with spicy Chinese food.
A few logistics questions which you’ll need to figure out eventually:
Will each table order individually or will we do a fixed menu with the option of ordering additional food? In the past the restaurant has preferred the latter.
Is it pre-pay or pay at the restaurant?
Will it be the old PDH routine of having table captains who organize theme/attendees for their tables? If so, I’m happy to manage a table.
A reminder to everyone that while they have stemware if you’re at all picky you should bring your own. In the past I and others have brought extra so out of towners can borrow.
Thanks for bringing this up Jay, yes we are going to do that latter option of a fixed menu, if you check out their website we can see the options, I believe that the $62.00 a person + tax +tip would be ideal. We could do the prepay option and this way, we only charge one card, which I am sure that the restaurant will prefer. Also thanks for volunteering a table… since you are first to offer, you can get preference as to what you would like your theme to be