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China King V

3.0 (118 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese, Chicken Shop, Soup
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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78. Shrimp Lo Mein
Lena S.

Ordered shrimp lo mein (no veggies) and shrimp & broccoli. My toddlers (3.5 & 2yr old) really loved it! They ate almost half of each meal all by themselves. Getting the kids to eat veggies is already hard enough and they just gobbled up the broccoli no problem. It was very delicious!

Orange Chicken with side of white rice (not shown) There was more orange chicken but we ate it.
Gene W.

Hole in the wall. Service not the best but this isn't a fancy sitdown restaurant. The prices are cheap to moderate and you get a lot of food for your money. But warning, for freshest taste and best results, dine in. If you take out or get delivery, it won't taste as good. Our go to is Orange Chicken (huge portion in container) and small side of white rice & Hunan Chicken. Both were hot and fresh and very good for fast casual Chinese food!

111. Beef Imperial
Donna R.

My husband loves this Chinese restaurant. He tried something different tonight. Usually, he gets the Curry Chicken because he says they make the best. Tonight he ordered the Beef Imperial and loved it. He likes the taste of the sauce and the veggies are very fresh. Gave 4 stars as the Spring Roll was all cabbage and not much flavor, BBQ Rib Tips had too much fat.

9. General Tso's Chicken (Lunch) and 74. China King Fried Rice
Nicole C.

This used to be my go-to place in high school for Chinese-American food and I hadn't been back in a while, but tonight I decided to check them out for the nostalgia factor. I got a General Tso's and combination aka the china king fried rice and would highly recommend them on the menu. Go visit this small business if you want Chinese American food and are in the area

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5 months ago

top tier and wonderful food with nice staff. I ordered general tsaos chicken with fried rice.

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In DMV area, one of the best places to get inexpensive Chinese food and you don't have to compromise on taste.

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Been coming here for 18 years. One of the best kung pao chicken anywhere, #1 or #31 on the menu.

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So good I recommend I love the service sometimes they fight I love her chicken broccoli it's so good

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