King’s Kitchen

The best found in Chinatown. Looking for our first meal in NYC. Google search this probably highest rated Chinese / Cantonese fast food restaurant. It was crowded but fast moving. Friendly service, hygienic setting, marvelous food! The Chinese tea was unusually nice (not as bitter as normal Chinese tea served by other restaurants). And of course, the main highlights … crispy roasted pork and succulent soy sauce chicken topped with fresh crunchy cabbage and fragrant minced ginger on the rice! Xiao long bao tasted like home made classic and the pork liver congee was piping hot and delicious! Already thinking of next visit soon 😋😋😋

Great place to come to eat at! The restaurant is extremely pretty and nice. Great service with the staff extremely and excellent staff n service. Foods are delicious and beautiful presentations. Amazing food. Very busy. The foods were amazing and delicious that also includes the drink I ordered.

went around 1-2pm, was still pretty busy. took around 20-30 minutes to get our food because they were pretty busy. we had the purple cabbage and the eel rice pot and they were both good. the bathrooms were not the cleanest but i don’t think that’s the restaurants fault. it was pretty clean and new looking inside. (sorry the pic of the cabbage is from when we had already eaten more than half of it)

Fabulous brand new eatery in Chinatown. This place is brand new and spotlessly clean. The rice roll was flavorless. I know they don't have much flavor to begin with and so maybe this dish is not for me. The roast duck and crispy roast pig were delicious. The greens were excellent.

It was alright. Their dishes are a hit or miss. I liked their Congee best! King's Kitchen has Brooklyn locations and the congee is consistently good. The Wontons and Noodle Soups are also good and standard, nothing special. I was disappointed about their chopped meats. I had higher expectations, but unfortunately I feel like they weren't as flavorful as other places. I also didn't like the Soup Dumplings, which had thicker skin than l'd like. Their drinks come in a plastic cup, which are nice to take with you on the go. Servers mainly speak Chinese here. Overall, you can find better food in Chinatown. If I had to pick, l'd rec the Congee and Wonton Noodle Soups!!