A trustworthy business that I love supporting, especially considering the generous accommodation I kindly and personally received; I am forever grateful and it is a go-to restaurant for the big family feast orders. read more

I love their congee ONLY when they get it right. I repeatedly tell them not to add scallions and ginger in the congee and when I get home what do I find in it ... scallions and congee. For every time I order it, 1 out of 2 times they get the order wrong. Tdy is no different other than they have the audacity to lie to me. I notice the cook fishing out something from my congee orders and asked them if he is removing the scallions and ginger which I was lied to NO. There is no ginger or scallions in my 2 congee orders. Well when I got home there was. In order to get this posted I had to give it some star rating. I wanted to rate it 0 stars for their customer service !! read more

This restaurant was originally in chinatown but moved to brooklyn a few years ago. I am so glad it did because they have the best duck here! Their duck is always so tender and flavorful. YUM! They also have a lobster special (I'm not sure if they still have it anymore).. $10.00 for 2 lobsters any style. But you cannot order to go for this lobster special. They also serve you a free plate of chicken when you have dinner there. Their vegetables are always fresh and tasty as well. read more

86 Fu Kee - DELICIOUS! - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I used to love the food at Fu Wong in Chinatown but it was such a hassle having to travel to Chinatown just for legit Cantonese food. When I found out that 86 Fu Kee was opening in my hood, I was ecstatic! Sure the waiters here can be rude at times and it can get kind of noisy and dirty in there, but the food is so good and at super cheap prices! Here are some of my favorites!: Pork with thousand year egg congee- I know a lot of Americans can't stand the smell/taste of the thousand year egg but I LOVEE IT!! Beef, squid, pork congee- I recommend getting this over the chopped beef and boiled chicken congee. Roast/BBQ meat- I like the roast pig and roast pork (Cha Siu). They go great with rice if you have no idea what to make for dinner! Mushroom Yee Mein- YUMMY!! Yes its kind of oily but I love Yee Mein! Combination Chow Mein- This is what REAL/LEGIT Chow Mein should taste like! Not the ones that you get at Chinese take out restaurants. I love the crunchiness of the noodles and the sauce tastes great! Fried Rice- Which Asian doesn't love fried rice?? Diced chicken with corn- My mom loves this! Beef with sour vegetables over rice- I love sour foods and this combination works great! 86 Fu Kee has such an extensive menu that will have at least one food that will satisfy your appetite! I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to try REAL Cantonese food! read more

This is your run of the mill Chinese restaurant. Only better than its competitor across the street. 90% of the time their food is consistent. The only downside is there is no manners by many of the customers. They don't understand the concept of a line to order or that forcing your way to the register is rude. Do they really think other customers ate just admiring the food and not waiting to order too. The unorganized chaos and the average food is what holds back another star. read more

I have been here many times but never thought to review until now because nothing changes over the past few year since I know of this place. Decent size restaurant for a quick fix or pick up and go. Although it's just a simple little Chinese food restaurant, it's better than your average take out. The prices are cheap compared to the portion of food given. I'm not too crazy about the services because it's not a dine and wine type of restaurant. The restaurant staff wants to get your order quick and get you out of there so they can "serves" the next customer. However, the food is worth it for me to keep coming for, but I recommended for take out. Oh! Something I must say, the two-time I dine in there, they gave us a complimentary "salted chicken dish" but I can't remember for what reason. Recommend: - Soy sauce chicken - Roasted pork Any other dish, you can basically order anywhere else, and it's around the same. read more

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This is my go to place for cheap good food. They have congee which is so good (prob cuz of msg) and also their $5 chicken with scallion dish. My hubs like the cold roast pork. I also love their lobster, just one lobster is $17. read more

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Came here on a whim, food was great. We ordered 4 dishes for 3 people and it was a lot of food. The owners brought us ginger chicken on the house. Overall I would recommend this restaurant. Big portions and tasty goodness! read more

86 Fu Kee - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Food is best at average. 3/5 Service is complete trash. 0/5 They don't respect customers. If you are purchasing the meats that needs to be weighed, and you get a number that is rounded to the nearest dollar. Be very suspicious because you might be getting lied to. For me, I go where my service is appreciated. read more

Have to change my review. Had congee here and it was incredible! Flavorful and delicious lots of filling and inexpensive. Also had their dried shrimp rice roll. Super fresh. read more

I took a quick trip to NYC and stopped in this restaurant because a family member told me I could find steamed and baked buns here. My family member was wrong (lol) but I decided to order something since the restaurant was busy. The front counter was packed when I walked in & customers kept coming in and ordering carryout. I ordered 2 egg rolls because I was hungry and figured I'd get them quickly. I ate one egg roll and gave the other to my family member, but my inner greedy person wished I didn't share because that egg roll was the best I've ever had. I definitely intend to go back during my next NYC trip and order carryout again. read more

This place is best for quick inexpensive dinners or lunch. I would not come here for a fancy dinner with friends or family. Great wontons and other dumplings, jook, noodle dishes and roast meats. read more

Used to be my top choice when I visited Brooklyn. Lately, price went up substantially, $6.00 for a bowl of congee with a few pieces of pork and a minute amount of other unknown ingredients. Very disappointing. In addition, the staffs are rude, think twice going again. read more

I don't know what is it with Chinese restaurants. The cling and the clatter of chopsticks against plates, the loud chatter, or that the food comes super fast. But whatever the reason it's all good. This restaurant used to be located in Chinatown, but their lease was up so they moved into this Brooklyn location. It's conveniently close to the train station too. There's no dim sum served, but they have various rice dishes and entrees served for lunch/dinner. The decor of the restaurant is simple. With one chandelier hanging on the ceiling and walls a creme yellow. A not too big and not too small of a restaurant, but it gets crowded fast - so there will be some waiting. The food here is pretty good. They have this special 2 lobsters for $9.95 (only if you dine in). No it's not going to be lobster with lemon and butter, it's going to be Cantonese style. Also if you dine in and order minimum $30 worth of food, lobster excluded, then you get 1/4 "drunken" chicken for free. Not that many people know about this deal and it's not listed anywhere in the restaurant, it's just all word of mouth. But if you want the chicken you need to tell the waiter because it's one of those things where you either know it or don't know it. The roast pork is really juicy and tender. The lobster I had was cooked with ginger and scallion, which was really good! The drunken chicken is made to be eaten cold, not really my thing, but it was good. The asparagus with steak was okay. read more

My to go spot for dinner. Everyone is friendly. The lady that answer the phone is nice. We usually always order family style and food is always fast! read more

No. Never. Boycotting. I know most people have migrated over here from 86 Wong but it's a mistake. My first time here was when they first opened and I was willing to give them a chance. The decor is new and definitely trying to be closer to a fancier Chinese joint than its competitor across the street. However, they started as a restaurant in Chinatown and basically recycled their utensils for the original restaurant. My tea cup had some sort of congealed brown/grey mess about a half inch thick at the bottom of the cup. We pointed it out to the waiter and he just used the shirt he was wearing and scooped it out and handed the cup back to me. Um. What!? For a brand new restaurant in the neighborhood, you'd think they'd initially try a little harder. But the attitude and lack of regard for their patrons is appalling. How they ever got their A rating is beyond me. You're better off at the B rating 86 Wong across the street for the same food, better service, and CLEAN UTENSILS. Or at least not dirty ones wiped clean with a dirty shirt worn and sweated in all day. read more

*small portions. *if you order more than a certain amount of dishes, you'll get a small plate of chicken for free! *unfortunately, that free plate of chicken looks like old leftovers. *come here for the Cheap Lobster. read more

86 Fu Kee is located in a very convenient location if you're coming by subway. I can't say the same if you're going to drive though. My girlfriend was very sick today and she specifically requested congee (rice porridge) for lunch. So I braved the cold and the threat of an oncoming blizzard and decided to drive to 86 Wong to grab some lunch to go. Not being able to find parking, I decided to call and tell them my order and pick it up when it was ready. An angry sounding man picked up and I asked for a 1000 Year Old Egg Congee with Minced Meat and Scallion Chicken Rice. Rudely he cut me off, screamed "that's it!?" and promptly hung up on me. Wow way to run a business 86 Wong. I turned around to check for traffic, ready to leave in an annoyed mood when the sight of a storefront I didn't recognize caught my eye. It was 86 Fu Kee. I thought to myself "has that always been there?" I quickly called the number that showed proudly on their awning and a very mellow sounding gentleman answered the phone. This time I asked first if I could place and order and pick it up in a bit. His reply? "Of course! Who wouldn't allow that?" Well your grouchy neighbors across the street wouldn't for one. I placed the same order and it was ready in 5 minutes. I rushed the food up to the LES as quickly as my car and traffic would allow me to. The congee was still piping hot. There was plenty of egg pieces and meat floating around and my girlfriend claims it was good. However my Scallion Chicken Rice doesn't get such a high rating. I took it out of the bag and the first thing I noticed was that they skimped on the chicken. I had probably about 4 or 5 pieces of chicken over a gigantic container or white rice. It was a 4 to 1 order. Meaning for every four spoonfuls or forkfuls of rice, I'm allowed one bite of chicken or else I'd be left with a big container of rice. I sure hope it isn't like this for dining in customers otherwise there'd be some serious complaints. Especially since the chicken was perfectly seasoned and cooked such that the meat wasn't dry at all. Taking a quick survey of the interior, I saw that there was a dining area in the rear of the restaurant. It actually appeared to be rather small but maybe there was more tables and chairs hiding somewhere. While staring at a sign taped onto the register reading "CASH ONLY," I overheard a conversation betweand waiter and a customer saying that there's no dim sum at this restaurant. This fact was confirmed by the lovely Sandy C. who was first to discover and share this place with the Yelp community. Extra props to Sandy C. again for filling me in on the specials on the lobster and drunken chicken. Thanks! I definitely want to come here and sit down for dinner some day. read more

This restaurant used to be located in Manhattan's Chinatown back in the day. The Manhattan location was my sister's go-to restaurant for wonton noodle soup and congee. In my opinion, it was ok but I went elsewhere for those items. So, my sis comes home one day saying this place closed down. I wasn't that shocked because it was Manhattan, competitive restaurants, high rent that probably could not be paid, it's hard to own a biz in NYC. So, one day on the train, I saw a dude sitting across from me with a Fu Kee bag. I figured it was an old bag he was reusing. But I looked closer and noticed a Bk address on the bag. I was familiar with the area. I checked the area soon after spotting the bag and YUP, the location was alive and well. I went in and remembered the lady who worked the Manhattan location was working here. I told her how my sister was upset because they had shuttered their manhattan location. I told my sis the great news and brought home a wonton noodle soup for her. It's kinda out of the way but hey, she's a loyal customer. We usually order the wonton noodle soup($4.95). I ordered the beef with string beans rice dish only once. It was not bad but it was more rice than meat and veggies but for $4.95, I can't complain much. I also ordered the salt and pepper pork chops for dinner. That was a plus for my family. I guess when it gets colder, I will be returning more often for soup and congee for my fam. read more

I always come for the roast duck. Its so succulent, tender, and umami. But for some reason the last time I came a month ago, the duck was way too gamey, and fatty. It wasnt enough of soy flavor to throw off the strong duck taste. And all the fat on it made it hard to eat. Dont get me wrong, roast duck usually have a good amount of edible fat that makes the meat so luscious but this time I couldn't eat it. Its was sickening. read more

This is a typical fast food kind of Chinese restaurant. This place is not worth going out of your way for, but if you are in the neighborhood and you want AUTHENTIC Chinese food, come here. Most of the meals range from $3-$8, and they do NOT skimp on the food. Portions are a good portion. And yes, you can get a lobster here for $5 - and yes, they are pretty delicious. They are pan fried Chinese style with corn starch sauce and scallions. I came here today for a quick lunch. I ordered the "Beef Ribs with Black Pepper." It is on the back of the eat-in menu in the "Rice Dishes" section, right column, towards the bottom, and is in red letters (indicating that it is spicy). The dish came with 2 bowls worth of rice. I could not finish all that rice. The beef ribs were skimpy on the meat, more bones than meat. However, the dish was only $5.75. The meat was pretty tender and cooked perfectly. The only problem was that I couldn't rip through the meat with my bare teeth, like most asians, so I had to....ask for a knife, the ultimate disgrace! It was not as spicy as one would think, just enough spiciness to be labeled as such. The sauce was very thick and on the salty side, but tasted very good. Mix it with the rice and you are golden. The beef was also cooked with some peppers and onions. Overall, a yummy dish that satisfied the hunger. Some tips before you go: Don't expect this place to serve you with their undivided attention. Expect to wait and expect to share a table with strangers if you are a small group (2-5 people). read more

$10 lobsters? What? TWIN lobsters!? Cooked in any style you want?! Garlic seasoned, steamed or fried?!?!?!?!?!?!? I think that ALONE deserves 5 stars. *insert applause here* read more

CASH ONLY Going out with the gf's family and new in-laws sure as heck exposes me to a lot of Chinese food. Since I am in attendance among a chorus of others, I just tend to leave the ordering to everyone else. I only specified a few things - no steamed chicken, roast duck, or roast pork (as I've consumed more than my share in the last several days. For those who don't know, the chicken and the pork are staples of any chinese event, be it wedding, funeral, or whatnot. Overall, I enjoyed the dishes, but wouldn't say they were out of this world. I don't really know that I'd make my way out here just for the food. I sampled... Rice cakes with pork - not bad Minced beef with egg soup - good, but nothing to write home about Complimentary Drunken Chicken - a little on the chewy side Lobster with ginger and scallion (?) - tasty, but not out of this world Short ribs stir fried with peppers - okay dish, not a ton of flavor, but okay Salted fish with chicken & eggplant - a nice and tasty dish, but definitely only for the initiated. Lamb chops in a sweet sauce - A little like Peking Pork, I honestly couldn't really taste the lamb with this sauce, but I really like a bold tasting lamb Squid with Sugar Snaps - nice dish Clams with Black Bean Sauce - would have liked some heat with this dish, gf thought it was too salty Assorted stir fried chives and stuff - eh. Fish Filets with Chinese Melon (Moqua?) - I also enjoyed this dish. Love the melon. read more

I went there for lunch yesterday and the experience was horrible. I thought the food was mediocre, the staffs were rude. We waved for the waiter to take our order, he just fling his hand and walked away. I said to my friend, what kind of an attitude is that? We should've gotten up and leave. I normally go to the restaurant across the street "86 Wong", but decided to give Fu Kee a try. 86 Wong's food use to be good, but not anymore, but their service is good. At Fu Kee, their food is okay, but their staff is arrogant. When they bring food out they put their thumb inside the plate before they server you. It made my stomach churn. Let's just say, will ever go back there again. read more

Came in today with family to ask if they sold "dai bao" aka big bun and the guy at the front rudely chuckled and mocked us. If you don't sell it, just say no...we don't need to see how freakin rude you are. Will never step foot into this establishment ever again! read more

Lol I got take out from this place few times...so one day I called for delivery..the lady who picked up..was not good with language ..and in the middle of the conversation she hung up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! About the food...mmm it is cheap and fast...I tried Kung po chicken..which was diced chicken on white rice with peanuts ..with no vegetables and was oily ..same goes for beef with straight beans ,Kung po shrimp....their do not like vegetable I guess...lol.. read more

Got 2 rice dishes one with roast pork it was really good and then another one with 3 different meats the chicken and the ribs were also very good! I definitely recommend this place for roast meats but the earlier you go the better! read more

My hot spot when i want comfort chinese food. Everything here is so good and so cheap! I highly recommend Roasted duck, congee with pork balls, big pang chow mein (vermicelli noodles with seafood and lots of other stuff) so yummy. Servers hear speak decent english so dont be afraid to dine in. read more

Very good cantonese restaurant. Came here on a Monday night, and it wasn't that crowded. Party wasn't all there yet and they let us sit and drink tea for maybe 20 minutes without asking us if we were ready to order (this may have been lack of attention, but I'll spin it as a positive). Don't bother ordering the american fare dishes, but probably stick with the chinese on the wall. You probably want to come with someone that knows what he/she is doing and can read the writing... The duck was great, not that fatty and had good meat to it. If it wasn't so far away, I'd probably come back here again. Service was acceptable, though if you wanted anything you'd have to wave them down. They were kind enough to tell us to stop ordering cuz we had too many dishes, lol. If you order enough/have enough people, they give some chicken in ginger/scallion sauce. read more

Cantonese food is harder and harder to find in Brooklyn! This place is where I go if I'm craving any roast meat, congee with fried dough, dim sum or some rice dishes like peking pork chop. They have it all! Dim sum they have the basics like shrimp rice rolls and it's pretty fresh tasting. Not sure if it's only in the morning They have rice dishes for cheap! For like $6 I get my peking pork chop with rice. Lots of it! Try it out! Don't expect service to be great. They cater to mostly Chinese people and we only care about good cheap food. read more

Not the fanciest restaurant, but always delivers good food. The service is fast and I always leave satisfied. They always serve you a free plate of chicken when you have dinner. read more

86 Fu Kee - (left to right) golden fried rice, tofu and fish hot plate, sweet and sour pork, garlic lobster - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Lets kick off this review right.... TWIN LOBSTERS FOR $10-11 (catch must order at least $15's worth of food first.) Me and my girl was suppose to grab some sushi down the block when we saw this place "FU-KEE"! "Hey babe, want to FU-KEE?" needless to say... we fell for it. We had our traditional salted pepper quid order and another dish just so I can try the twin lobsters deal they had. You can basically tell them how you want it cooked and I had to go with ginger sauce. Man oh man! it was worth every penny! The garlic sauce gave the lobster some kick. You do have to get your hands a little dirty for this dish if you want every piece of mean on those lobsters. In the end... you will be thinking on how many ways you want your lobster served to you on your future visits. read more

I went to Fu Kee not long after they opened and was presently surprised. There were plenty of choices on the menu and the prices were very reasonable. The service was super quick and the food was piping hot (temperature-wise) as they reached our table. The lobsters were delicious, and so were the ribs. As many have said here, the restaurant is small and the tables were a little too crowded together. I knocked half a star off for that. Had they got rid of one table, the whole dinning experience would improve dramatically. Mind you, when I was there it was very very popular and there were people waiting to be seated throughout our meal. I'm sure those people would rather be seated in a crowded restaurant than standing there waiting in a less crowded one. As I mentioned above, the service was very fast and the waiters were reasonably polite. Sure, it's not Michelin 3 Star service but they're not charging Michelin prices. Their service is certainly among the better ones for a Chinese restaurant. However, we saw a number of dishes got delivered to the wrong table during our visit, which contributed to the other half of a star. Hopefully it was just because the restaurant was newly opened. To conclude, I would definitely go to Fu Kee again, but I would definitely make a reservation or try to go at quieter times to avoid waiting for too long. The food was great, but there are rooms to improve in the service. read more

I have been waiting for an authentic Chinese restaurant like 86 Fu Kee in my neighborhood. They were originally from Chinatown and have just recently moved to Brooklyn (Bath Beach/Bensonhurst). My family and I have eaten here a couple of times since they opened. Definitely one of the best Chinese restaurants on 86th Street. Sure, there's always a line of people waiting for tables but that's expected when there's great food. Go early or else the wait can be upwards of 30-45 minutes. If you have a smaller party, you might even have to share a big table with others. The mega deal of this place is the twin lobster cooked almost any style for $10!!!!! Of course, they're not huge lobsters but they are cooked to perfection. Our favorite fried salt and pepper flounder is cripsy on the outside, yet juicy on the inside. Also try the beef steak filet with black pepper sauce (though it can be a bit salty at times). Note: The portions are better if you eat in than order out! read more

Just your typical Chinese restaurant. Always a fan of their congee and rice dishes, never had a bad experience. Will keep coming back for sure! read more

Ordered wonton noodles and my brother had roast pork over rice. Service was pretty tacky but the food was decent. I had roughly 4 wontons in my dish and it was filling for the price. Roast pork is always good in the morning when it's fresh so there was nothing wrong with it here. Overall a good Sunday breakfast if you're around the area. They don't do dim sum here cause I heard from a friend they supposedly failed the inspection for it. Ohwell. Decent joint. read more

86 Fu Kee - Wonton noodle soup - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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THis is seriously the best deal in Brooklyn right now. $9.95 for 2 lobsters, (eat in only)! We ordered a table full of food: 4 lobsters, Peking duck, black pepper scallops, fresh fish, sweet and sour Shrimp, Eggplant with garlic sauce, 2 veggies, chicken, Pork bellies and they were big, gigantic dishes and everything was so affordable. It's no wonder the place is always packed to the brim! I can spend an entire afternoon gawking at the racks of bbq ribs, soy sauce chickens, roast ducks and porks hanging at the window with all their juiciness dripping down. Very conveniently located at the corner of 86th and Bay Parkway. Buses and trains stop right out front. read more

This place opened up relatively recently and it is great, mostly because it finally gives an option for Chinese food around the Bay Parkway D station that is NOT 86 Wong. 86 Wong's food is pretty subpar but i've been going there for years since there hasn't been any competition. Finally, finally, there's a better option! This place does good standard Cantonese food very well. Have only been there for breakfast, so have tried various noodle soups and congees and they are all delicious. My parents have been there for lunch and dinner and have said they're pretty good. Will definitely keep on coming here. read more

Best Roast Pork in the area. Congee is good. Other dishes are just ok, sometimes very greasy read more

The food can be a hit or miss depending on the chef who makes your order. It used to be all awesome when it first opened. The portions are huge and the food is cheap. Some of the food are really greasy. Love their congee, shrimp omelete over rice, salted fish with chicken and tofu casserole and their eggplant casserole. Theres always a line for the roast meats. read more