At the Fengjia Night Market, a $70 roasted duck wrap from a small vendor may not be considered a high cost-performance value, but I would be willing to repurchase it.👌

💰 The part that doesn't qualify as high cost-performance is the price.

In terms of portion, the price is not expensive, but it’s also not cheap. Many places selling roasted duck wraps are around this price point as well. However, considering it’s served with shredded cucumber and bean sprouts, I personally feel it still can't be rated as food with high cost performance.

🦆 The reasons I would be willing to repurchase:
1️⃣ Of course, it's the taste!
It's not exceptionally delicious, but the roasted duck wrap is not something you can easily find, and the vendor does a pretty good job! The duck meat combined with sweet bean sauce, and the crunchy vegetables balance it all out. 👍
The most surprising part is the outer skin, which initially looks like a square of Jinhua ham, but it’s actually larger! When you bite into it, the skin is chewy! It doesn’t taste bland like dry buns; it has a hint of sweetness and a delightful flavor!

Eating it with the duck meat feels like an alternative Gua Bao. Although it doesn’t have the fragrance of fatty meat or the smooth texture, the chewy skin along with refreshing vegetables and duck meat is great! 😆

2️⃣ It’s filling!
After finishing one serving, I felt about 50% full, which was more than I had expected! When at the night market, you want to try a variety of foods! So, I was always on the lookout for some small snacks to enjoy.

From a distance, I initially estimated it would fill me about 30-40%, but it exceeded my expectations! If I ordered another serving, I might not have room for anything else today!

Next time I come to Fengjia Night Market, I might still want to try this again.
It’s not extremely recommended, but I personally think it’s a pretty good dish. 👍 I recommend it to everyone~