Go-to spot for some cha siu, roasted pork and duck, etc. But what I really crave from this place is their clay pot rice with eel. If you get the clay pot rice for takeout, price of the clay pot is included. Return the pot for $2 back. This place is quite popular. Prepare to fight amongst the chinese ladies trying to get the register lady's attention to get your order in. read more

SUPER CHEAP canto place! I got the 3 meat over rice- crispy pork belly, duck, and chicken. DELICIOUS and could prob feed 2 people but I finished it. I think it was like $7---what a steal! They have other stuff too like wonton noodles, etc read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Affordable, quick service but quality inconsistent I usually go to the location in manhattan Chinatown but was in Brooklyn chinatown for the day. I ordered the bbq appetizer, got duck, roast pork and cha Siu and a rice bowl. Also a fried dough rice roll. The fried dough was my favorite part of the meal, nice and crispy. Rice bowl was okay, not memorable. But my biggest disappointment was definitely the meats. They were way too salty. read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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During the time I went, King's Kitchen was one of the only restaurants opened in 8th ave. I came to grab a few quick bites and ordered through the phone. Waited about 15 minutes in the car before going in to pick up my order but apparently multiple people ordered the same order (bitter melon with beef), they decided to cook everything all in one go. In conclusion, I waited another 15 minutes inside with the restaurant of my food in hand while they cooked the same dish for practically 5 other people. I highly recommend the Cilantro Rice Noodle (they make it fresh to order) and anything that has to do with noodle soup. Don't recommend the Rice Noodle with Mixed Sauce. The sauce isn't the same as those mom/pop street carts. It's very preservative tasting. read more

a decent Chinese Cantonese spot serving roasted duck chicken pork and other authentic Cantonese dishes. the service is okay and the price has gone up due to inflations but the food is solid. read more

Pretty small with limited seating, they do a lot of take out. Solid, consistent food...we've gotten the Hong Kong Claypot Rices which you can choose up to 3 ingredients, the Yu Choy veggie and any of the BBQ noodle soups are always very good!! read more

Terrible attitudes from the staff. I ordered a duck over rice and the duck was still raw, to the point where you can see blood on the rice. I asked them to change it and give me a new one. The lady kept speaking in toisan dialect saying to just change the duck and keep the rice to the sifu (man cutting the roast item). I told them they have to change the whole box because there's blood on it. After they packed the new box, the lady showed it to me and said "see if you can accept it, even if you don't, we're not gonna change it". It was still a little undercooked. I wish i took pictures of the first box because this one is 70% more cooked than the first one. I don't know what they're thinking, it's poultry and people can get really sick from eating undercooked poultry. Definitely will not go back to this place even thought i had been eating from them for years. It's a safety issue guys, take your money and business elsewhere. read more

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Went for lunch here during a break from grocery shopping in Brooklyn's 8th Ave Chinatown. Food was pretty decent and reasonably priced. I've been to their other location in Manhattan Chinatown on East Broadway and this location is just as good. We ordered the 2 and 3 combo meats over rice and the also a plate of their steamed rice rolls with shrimp. The shrimp rolls were ok...rice noodle were a bit mushy and didn't have the usually chewy texture you'd expect from a good one. Also they don't put the sweet soy sauce on for you...they leave bottles of it on the table for self-service, which isn't ideal since it cools down the hot, steamy cheung fun. BBQ MEATS: -Soy sauce chicken: a little salty for my taste but the meat was flavorful and tender, goes great with the ginger scallion sauce they give you -Roast duck: thin, crisp skin and flavorful, tender meat -Roast pork char siu: best out of the bunch, nicely glazed and good ratio of lean meat to fat -Roast pig: skin was cripsy and meat was well seasoned however the pieces we got were a bit on the lean side and a bit dry; had to ask for some hoisin sauce to help it out a bit We also ordered a butterflied roast duck to go...skin was crisp, but the duck itself was a little skinny with not too much meat. Go with the regular duck...no lack of quack there lol! Overall, King's Kitchen in BK is a definite recommended place to check out if you want delish HK style BBQ meats that won't break the bank. read more

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My go to spot when I want some quick service and cheap food. I usually order the two meat over rice. pork chop and roasted duck. Can't go wrong with that. I love the sauce provided with the pork chop. The roasted duck has a good amount of meat. I know some restaurants give customers roasted duck skin and bones. When I'm sick, this is my go to congee spot. I order preserve egg congee. They give a large portion of congee so it's very filling! read more

Note: this review is for their rice rolls only. I heard good things about their clay pot rice but haven't tried them. Their rice rolls are sad and pathetic. Over the phone I said I wanted a vegetarian crispy rice roll, but instead was given a fried dough rice roll. Why would people pay $5 for a fried dough wrapped in rice roll? Not to mention their lettuce egg rice roll, which I thought was the same as their vegetarian rice Roll on their website which I loved. I was told that adding eggs would be the same price, and instead got pieces of lettuce mingled with eggs on a sheet of rice roll. You don't want to know how it tastes because... just don't. But maybe we will come back to try the clay pot. No rice roll for me at this place. read more

I was craving Asian bbq meats, and this place really hit the spot! It was cheap too, around $10 for 3items over rice, bill came out to $20 for both meals. Their roast duck is my favorite, but the roast pork came out quite dry and tough. I'd recommend asking for fattier cuts, would definitely come back again! read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

How the mighty have fallen. This place used to be the envy of all the rice box restaurants in a 20 block radius. Now it's a sleazy dump trying to pull a fast one on each customer foolishly thinking it's still the same place it was years ago I ordered beef chow fun and what I ended up was this plain version with a bonus of 4 pieces of beef. Screw this place. It was 11 bucks for this and I got 40 cents worth of food. Let this restaurant fall and rot read more

King's Kitchen - What the hell is this crap - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Very poor roast duck. If you cut it in a big way, you lose your appetite, and if you buy half a roast duck, there is not enough for half of the roast duck inside. Very disgusting. This is a shop that deceives customers. Very rubbish read more

King's Kitchen - yes - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

My favorite dish from them is actually their chicken congee. I also get meats over rice (the char siu and pig are my favorites but their roasted chicken is great too). Service is quick, they speak some English but if you have trouble you can also just point to the menu . Dining in area has finally reopened so they have a few tables that seem comfortable and clean. read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I come hungry after work and this is the meat that they bring me. Asked them about this, and they just shrugged and said there's nothing wrong with this. I didn't come here to eat duck SKIN. Please avoid this place at all cost. Garbage customer service too. read more

King's Kitchen - E6. Roasted Duck on Rice - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This is absolutely worst experience. They forgot to give soy sauce for Claypool rice. They served me sour foul tasting rice rolls Avoid this place. read more

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I have to say, this specific location was so much better than the one on Fort Hamilton. I LOVE LOVE LOVE how they actually care about skipping. Many places nowadays pretend they don't see line skipping but this place confronts these terrible people. Great! I was actually skeptical in ordering the noodles because it wasn't that good at Fort Hamilton. This teaches me a lesson: do not make assumptions just because they're under the same name. A different location means a different experience. I thought my noodles was made to perfection and the pork dish was extremely good. The pork was a little bit on the pricy side but when you taste it, you know it's worth it. It almost melts in your mouth and goes great with rice. It's also extremely fattening, so, beware. The only thing is that they forget to give you a menu...often. You may need to ask for it. read more

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My go to spot whenever I am craving roast pork or roast duck. While here I noticed their clay pot rice or casserole rice bowls were really popular so I had to get some and their rice noodles. They were delicious and super cheap. The rice noodle was silky and smooth and not too thick. What I loved about this dish the fact that they packed it with roast pork and wasn't stingy about it. The rice casserole lacked some taste but once you add the sweet soy sauce they provide on each table, it's perfect. read more

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All of their rice dishes are good (rice with duck, bbq pork etc), but my favorite item to get here is the Cantonese rice clay pot with black bean ribs! I love how the bottom of the rice sticks to the clay pot and gets baked until it's hard enough that when you mix it around, you get a semi crunchy chewy texture as you eat! read more

King's Kitchen - Black bean ribs clay rice pot - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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A pandemic delight! Do you love duck? Do you want duck? Do you want to skip prepping and cooking your own duck? Excellent ducks hanging in the window. Not all hanging ducks are the same. Not all places know how to cut them up. Get a flat duck or regular. Get half of each so you will know which you prefer. This place does it right. Call in advance and there is no waiting. It will be packed and waiting for you. read more

Worst restaurant ever...order for take out.They charge 2 dollars for 2 piece of Chinese sausage... read more

King's Kitchen - G13. Salted Fish with Minced Meat - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I believe this is the smallest of the 5 locations that King's Kitchen has, as my party and I had to wait a few minutes when we came on a weekend evening at 7 P.M. Most importantly, the food that is served is pretty much on-par quality-wise with their other locations. I'd definitely recommend King's Kitchen if you're craving some Cantonese comfort food that won't burn a hole in your wallet. I wasn't really hungry during my last visit here, so I opted for a light and not fattening dish. King's Kitchen offers a variety of congee dishes (Chinese rice porridge) with my favorite being the thousand year old egg with minced pork congee. I've been eating this dish whenever I was sick for as long as I can remember as it is a Chinese delicacy. The consistency of the congee here isn't watery as one might expect, but rather thick and clumpy. Congee is usually complemented extremely well with the fried dough sticks that they also offer here. Best of all, you'll probably end up paying only about $5 including tax for this big bowl of congee. Overall, I enjoyed my first experience here at this King's Kitchen location. Aside from the congee, I'd also recommend ordering their barbecued meat over rice and their famous clay pot rice casseroles. read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

A place where you can get a quick meal. You can order BBQ meats or hot meal from the kitchen. The BBQ meats are good comparing to other Kong's Kitchen. The accidental drop a fork on the floor. I bend down to pick I up and ready to ask for a new fork, the waiter was in front of me with the fork already. Great service. They have special dishes posters on the wal read more

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Yea that they stay open late-I'm talking about almost midnight. I wished that they can expand on the menu. Great selection for a quick bite to get. Usually is packed on weekends. read more

King's Kitchen - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Had the fish ball noodle and it was delicious. The fishballs actually taste like fish. And the soup tasted good. Wonton noodles are not bad either. Chicken wing appetizers were ok. Nothing special. Place gets crowded fast. I went there around 830pm on a Saturday night with one other person, and we were lucky enough to get a table. After we sat down, a small line actually started to form, for people trying to eat at the restaurant. read more

King's Kitchen - Wonton noodle - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I love coming here for the cha siew! Its so good here. The freshly made rice noodles are good too. Good place to come for a quick bite. I love ordering takeout since the restaurant itself is quite small and tight. They have a good selection of items to choose from. Congee, rice, noodle dishes! read more

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Fast, cheap and delicious! My three favorite words when eating out. Decor- 4/5. Smells of roasted duck and family vibes when you walk in. It can get really crowded, especially with how small the place is! (But that's how you know it's good!) Not ideal for big groups. Service- 5/5. These workers work quick! They're busy but they still make sure to refill your tea, take your order, and deliver your food. Of course, the rice casserole does take a while to make but it's worth it as it comes out steaming hot! Food- I always go here for the rice casserole but they have a bunch of other food options such as steamed rice rolls, BBQ on rice, and congee! For the cheap price, their presentation of the foods is still 5/5! Dam. Tea- 5/5. I always look forward to the tea here! It's Hong Kong Red tea, they said. Congee with Dry Squids and Jelly Fish- 5/5. Saltier congee than my mom's but it's good! Comes with fried crueller, salted roasted peanuts, pork stomach, squid, fish, pork bits, and more. So it's not really dry squid and jellyfish in there! (Don't know why it's called that!) Their squid doesn't really match in my opinion but I heard this dish (Sampan congee) comes with a history of serving this congee with these particular ingredients on boats so I don't mind! Yellow Eel Rice Casserole- 3/5. The regular Eel Rice Casserole taste better! (I only got this because I thought it was the other one!) It has bones, has a strong fishy taste, and can be salty at times. But it still tastes good because it's clay pot rice! And all clay pot rice taste good! I love the process of mixing the rice and getting all the crunchy parts. I LOVE this place. Great bang for your buck! Today, I tried out their congee for the first time. But you best believe I will come back for that 3 Choice BBQ rice! read more

King's Kitchen - Congee with Dry Squids & Jelly Fish (Sampan Congee) - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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With the limited options of Chinese restaurants opened we found a restaurant to satisfy our BBQ pork cravings. I ordered a pound of lean pork and it tasted similar to when I first discovered BBQ pork. They also make great Churn fun with a ton of filling options. read more

We were craving food from HK! My family and I were in the area and I came across this restaurant when I searched on yelp. I was pleasantly surprised! They have authentic "cha chan teng" or HK cafe dishes including appetizers, snacks, roasted meat, and even clay pot rice. We tried a bit of everything. We got congee, wonton noodle soup, rice rolls, bbq pork and salted chicken rice, and eel clay pot rice. Every dish was delicious! The congee itself is smooth and perfect consistency. They also skimp out on the ingredients either. The rice rolls are on point. The key to a good rice roll is that it has to be thin, so when you roll it into a roll, it becomes fluffy and soft. This was exactly the case here! They even have the sesame sauce and sweet hoisin sauce that HKgers use! Also, we had to try their milk tea because that can tell you a lot about the restaurant and how authentic it is. They did not let us down! The milk tea reminds me of the ones in HK! One problem I had was the restaurant seem cramped and small, with not a lot of seating. There was a wait on a Sunday around lunch time. Otherwise, the service was good. There are plenty of street parking a block away from here. read more

I enjoyed my visit at the location in Manhattan but not here. The roast pork was dry and has too much fat. Roast duck was not meaty, more like skin over bones. Portion was not as big as other places. Very disappointing experience. read more

King's Kitchen - Roast pork and duck over rice - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Consistently superior shrimp and fried dough crueller wrapped crepes with sweet soy are second to none. Their Hong Kong tea is inconsistent, however and congee just ok. The magic, apparently (I just learned this) is lard? Supposedly restaurants get their silken texture from lard and not pressure cooking for hours, like I used to think. Can anyone shed some light? King's used to be my favorite go-to for any reason at all because they house my utmost favorite dish- preserved meat rice casserole aka crispy clay pot rice. Although I would have to go to china to have the very best, Kings has the stateside's finest casseroles, next to "mom's" of course. read more

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Kings Kitchen has the best cha siew (Roast pork) and clay pot rice! We've tried different locations of Kings Kitchen and the cha siew taste about the same (delicious). We care more about flavor than cholesterol so we always ask for fat cha siew. The skinny ones taste good as well because of the honey sauce they use. The clay pot rice taste slightly different in different locations. We love the salted fish meat cake clay pot and the preserved meat one. They both taste good in all the locations! Writing this post is making me drool read more

1. Filling 2. Affordable 3. Quick Comfort Food Everything is fast paced.... From the seating, the ordering, the serving, and the billing. read more

King's Kitchen - Roast Duck Noodle Soup - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Absolute bargain for the amount of food you can get for less than $20. Came here on a Saturday right around 12:30 pm. Surprisingly beat the lunch hour rush and was seated in about 5 minutes or so. Got an iced coffee since I was dragging all morning, but they added way too much condensed milk in there. Couldn't finish and just pushed it off to the side. Ordered the spare ribs clay pot rice, beef brisket noodle in soup (they don't have the dry option here), and the seafood congee. Beef brisket noodle was average to slightly above. The brisket was fairly tender, but was chopped in small bits and pieces. Noodles and broth were also average. The congee seemed a bit thin, but they did load it up with plenty of fish, shrimp and squid. I would probably pass on both of these if I come back again. That clay pot rice stole the show though. It came out piping hot and loaded with spare ribs on top. Threw in a bit of extra soy sauce, stirred everything up, and it was banging! The sauce and essence from the spare ribs were definitely permeated into the rice, and I could taste everything within every bite. The crust at the bottom of the pot was so perfectly crunchy and flavorful as well. Definitely coming back to try other choices of clay pot rice on the menu. Looked around when I was waiting and got the feeling this place has some legit Chinese BBQ going as well. Unfortunately, I just had some AYCE Korean BBQ the night before and I was aiming for something else. Definitely planning to come back and check out the BBQ here next time though. Overall, everything other than that clay pot rice seemed mediocre. That clay pot rice and the value were the reasons for the 4 stars. read more

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No dining in due to pandemic, ordered upon arrival: Congee with preserved egg & pork, (tasty) $4.50 Congee with dry squid, (tasty) $5.25, Won ton noodle soup (good flavor), $6.25, Dry shrimp rice noodle, (very good) $3.50, Shrimp rice noodle (has shell in it, thick wrapper), $3.75, Beef rice noodle, $3.50 . If ordering rice noodles, expect a long wait as it is made fresh. read more

Location: Located right smack in Brooklyn Chinatown. Convenient to take train or bus to, but would definitely not recommend driving here, because finding parking is stressful. I enjoy coming here because it's fast and quick, and is the closest thing to fast Cantonese cuisine. There's not much Cantonese cuisine anymore around this area, since it's mainly dominated by Fujianese food. Environment/Service: Can get pretty packed here during peak lunch hours, but since service is so fast pace, the wait is usually reasonable. The waiters/waitresses that work there usually take your order and serves your food in a timely matter and is attentive in refilling your tea/water. Food: For their meats, such as chicken, duck, roast pork, etc. can be a hit and miss. Some times it's better than other times, but it's common, like anywhere else that serves meat of this kind. I tried a variety of their steamed rice noodle rolls, and they are usually very fresh and delicious! I also tried their chicken and mushroom casserole and that's by far my favorite. It is very delicious! Overall this place deserves a 4 star! For something fast and easy to eat and near home, this is my go to spot when I don't know what else to eat. Service isn't spectacular, but I never had high expectations to start with. read more

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Fxxk worse roasted duck ever. I saw a post in FB, and I believe I should share it. A customer bought a half duck and this was what he get. Seems like the chef tried to combine leftover pieces into a half duck! How could this happen!!!!! But this REALLY HAPPING! Too bad you lost one customer read more

King's Kitchen - Isn't it look like made of leftover pieces? and charged a full price - Cantonese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Reasonably priced Chinese food that is quite tasty. The downside is the space - tight seating and if you get a seat near the door, be aware that the cold air during winter is going to get under your layers. Try the clay pot dishes! The food retains its heat quite well and the food does taste better. Staff is nice and they will keep your tea coming. Great spot for a budget dinner! read more

A canto classic! I highly recommend ordering their beef brisket / cha siew noodle soup, clay pot rice and steamed rice rolls. They are always busy. They have other locations on 86st and in Chinatown. read more

I came to this place after hearing great reviews but honestly I left very disappointed. I ordered the three types of meat over rice for lunch, which consisted of soy sauce chicken, duck, and crispy pork. The taste was a 7/10, but they gave me the worst parts. The soy sauce chicken was all chicken breast. The duck was all fat and bones, barely any meat. The crispy pork was on the dry and lean side. The rice rolls were alright tho, but you can't mess that up. read more