The food is still good as always. It's hard to find a good Chinese restaurant in the surrounding…read morearea in Kissimmee/Orlando . They have some tables to sit at if like to dine in

One of the best Chinese foods ever incredible food would definitely recommend to everyone AAA+++read more

Coming from NYC, I'll admit I was a little surprised that eggs in the fried rice and bean sprouts…read morewere an extra charge--back home, that's usually included. But aside from that, everything else really hit the mark. The food was fresh, flavorful, and came out hot just the way you want it. You can tell they put care into what they're serving. The portions were solid, and the overall experience was satisfying enough that I'll definitely be back. If you're looking for tasty, reliable Chinese takeout, this spot is worth checking out!

Wasn't sure what to expect with this being my first time having Chinese takeout in Florida, but New…read moreChina wasn't bad at all. We ordered a bunch of items for a large group and called in advance. Everything was great!

Cuisine is excellent! Tasty and always fresh! Broccoli fresh dishes are prepared in traditional…read moreChinese New York street excellence!

This is the second location we have visited. The food is delicious and was consistent between…read morelocations. I loved the inside and the red paint was a great hue. I really liked the chairs. It's very comfortable. My only issue was it took so long to get our food. We got the ramen and 2 orders of the pork dumplings together. We got through about half of our ramen before an order of the pork dumpling shows up. We finished the first set of dumplings and were going to cancel the second order, but then they showed up. Moral of the story, don't show up hangry lol

You may see a lot of Chinese take out that tout themselves to be "New York Style"…read more What is "New York Style"? It's really hard to describe other than it tastes a certain way that makes it delicious. Some say it's the way it's prepared. Some say some of the taste is from the world renown taste of NYC water; the same attribute some say makes NYC Pizza taste so good. Suffice to say, the chances of NYC water imported over here is quite slim to zero which leads us to assume it's more about preparation. My way of knowing if a Chinese Restaurant is indeed "NY" Style, or for that matter delicious is the Wonton Soup test. The wontons should be firm, almost yellowish from the broth, easy to sink your teeth into but yet with a consistency if firmness. The filling should be moderately generous and not just doubled-over wonton wrapper. The broth should be seasoned justt right. You can tell if the broth is not so good if its too salty or too watery. And if the soup is really the best of the best, there should be little slices of scallions and a dash of little slivers of roast pork. I noticed that here in Florida, many if not all, skip on the dash of pork roast slivers. For me when you have a cold, it's a great alternative for chicken soup. Although, the wontons are made from ground pork. Having that said. This place has one of the best Wonton Soup I have had in Orlando. If it had the slivers of Roast Pork it would be perfect! So the soup indeed was a harbinger of good food. The sesame chicken is very good. The chicken is crispy and it is not drowned in sauce. The sauce was also not overbearingly sweet. I have also tried the House Special Lo Mein - really good. Also the Shrimp with Lobster Sauce, Subgum Wonton- is a filling dish with Chicken, Shrinp, Barbecued Pork, Chinese Vegetables, and four fried Wontons in a brown sauce. Here's a tip: when you order over a certain amount. They'll give you 2 free cans of soda. So unless you specify on Doordash or when you pick it up, ( This is more a takeout establishment ), they will default the 2 cans of sodas to Classic Coca-Cola. No thanks for that having that around for anyone to be tempted by. A lesser evil would be Diet Coke, if even. So happy munching!! Fortune cookie say "You will burp with delight - but please not in my direction".

First time trying this Chinese place and it's not my favorite. I like that they offer lunch…read morespecials even on weekends. My go to when ordering Chinese take out is the bbq spare ribs and the ribs itself were good but did not like the fried rice. It was lacking flavor and it was more like yellow rice than the typical fried rice. Crab Rangoon was good it was just cheese filled nothing that stood out. Portions were smaller than other places I've tried but for the price it's still a good deal.

Quick service! And the food was deeeelish! Ambiance is for sure a whole in the wall kinda spot…read more Love it!

This was my first time ordering from China King and for the first time in a while, I am actually…read moreimpressed! I did order from DoorDash so I can't speak on the service and ambience but the food is a different story. The portion sizes were pretty good for the price of the food. I ordered quite a bit of food and everything turned out good. All the food had really good flavor. I really enjoyed the egg rolls and the boneless spare ribs. I would recommend this place just on food alone

Don't know how this pace got chosen as reader's favorite in the Orlando Sentinel's 2018 foodie…read moreawards: ballot box stuffing? This is a perfectly average hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. Fried chicken wings aren't especially crispy or tasty (definitely worse than nearby New China's.) Hawai'i 5-0 and combo fried rice were OK. Service was OK.

Omg! Seriously this lady acts like we are bothering her.. her attitude sucks. She needs to stay in…read morethe back and have someone else who knows how to treat customers up front. WE'RE PUTTING MONEY INTO YOUR BUSINESS!! if other Chinese was open, would not put money into their pockets. HAPPY GARDEN! WAY BETTER FOOD AND SERVICE..

We had a great experience dining at this indo-chinese fusion restaurant. The restaurant has a…read moreclean, modern, and beautiful aesthetic that makes you feel welcome right away. The menu is a selection of Indian and Chinese cuisines. We were a group of 9. We ordered the Veg Hakka Noodles, Chili Garlic Noodles, Schezwan fried rice, Fried Paneer Dumplings, Veg steamed dumplings, Veg Spring Rolls, Chana Masala, Garlic Naan, and Daal. The flavors were spot on, the spring rolls were perfectly crispy, and the chili garlic noodles & schezwan rice had a fantastic, spicy kick. The paneer dumplings were flavorful. For dessert, the Rasmalai Tres Leches was a unique and delicious fusion highlight, and the Fried Ice-Cream was perfect. Portions are quite generous, so you definitely get your money's worth.The service was fast and attentive. While the indo-chinese fusion food was good, the Indian food was not good at all. The chana masala and daal had no taste. That said, I would go back for fusion food only.

What a great lil gem! Everything was excellent from beginning to end. Lots of options for meat…read moreeaters, vegans, and they offer halal meat:) We started with the fries appetizer and they were so flavorful! We had an order of the OG momos. Great spice and full of flavor. The veggie lettuce wraps were fantastic as well. Very different from any other wraps I've had. My family had the Mongolian beef and hakka noodles. The papads were different from any place I've tried before. Very good. We were very happy with our meal. Service was friendly. There was a slight mix up from my drink order but it was ok. Atmosphere is nicely decorated and modern. Looking forward to another visit to try more of the menu.

Went in the middle of a week on a Wednesday around 12/1pm for lunch. There was only a handful of…read morepeople there. The sushi was not all out when I arrived, they were still setting it up. I did not have any sashimi but all the other sushi was good. I got the basic rolls like California and tempura. The sushi was not terrible for being buffet sushi. They had eel sauce, soy sauce, wasabi, and yum yum available. They had several soups such as; egg drop, miso etc. I got the miso it was good. I had pork dumplings and was disappointed because they were cold, took a star off because of that. They had pork bao buns which had no pork, that was strange and they were cold. The rice was mediocre but I enjoyed the red bean buns, crab Rangoon, pork eggs rolls, pepper steak, pork skewers, fries, orange chicken, and sweet and sour chicken. They had fried fish, tons of desserts like brownies and fruits, crab, crawfish, salmon and shrimp. The sea food was served in different styles and cooked differently. I did not venture into it, maybe next time. The total for two was around $30 plus a soda. Tip not included in total. I would go again, they could improve their atmosphere.

Service was great our waiter name was Sam very attentive and pleasant. The salt and paper blue…read morecrabs were the best. Good variety and selections

I order from here all the time and the family loves it! Nice people and fast service. Delivery does…read moretake quite a while though but the food is amazing! Bourbon chicken is the best around here.. One of my favorite Chinese restaurants around!!

Best Chinese restaurant on the block I should know been eating with them going on 7 years now the…read morebest food always fresh

We loved the price, selection, freshness and the crab legs!! We will definitely be back the next…read moretime we are in Orlando.

I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a while because it's really close to where I live, so…read moreI finally had the chance to stop by. I came around 3 PM for lunch, and the restaurant was not busy at all. My first impression was the smell. There was a pretty strong smell when we walked in. I thought maybe it was because it's an Asian restaurant and there are so many different ingredients and foods being prepared, so I didn't think too much about it. We sat down, and someone showed us where the meats and vegetables were, along with the menu and the prices. This is where I felt the restaurant was a little overpriced for what the hot pot actually consisted of. Unfortunately, this was not one of my favorite hot pot places. The meats and vegetables didn't really impress me, especially with the presentation. They reminded me more of what you would find at a regular Asian market rather than what I expected from a restaurant at this price point. The soups and sauces, however, were really good. We did enjoy our meal, but overall, I just didn't feel like the experience was worth the price. One thing I thought would be fun for my kid and family was the robot that comes around the restaurant. The problem is that during our visit, it only came around once, so it wasn't really much of an experience. I'm glad I finally tried this place since it's so close to me, but based on my experience, I probably wouldn't come back. There are other hot pot places I've enjoyed much more.