The nearby Dimes Square scene has encroached, and a lot of cheap Chinese lunch options along East Broadway or Division have disappeared. (Cue an overpriced, understocked vintage store / a hipster brunch spot / a... good lord, I'm glad I got to enjoy a few decades of groceries, cheap restaurants, and humble housewares n' hardware before the Dimes Squarification of this area.) King's Kitchen is a hold out! I like to go around 4 (linner! dunch!) when I'm likely to be the only sit down customer. The servers are hanging out chatting, enjoying a rest, but the cleaver is non-stop thwacking! I bring a book, and by the time I'm ready to go, the place is starting to fill up. I cannot resist the chopped meat with preserved vegetables casserole. I always plan to bring half home, but I am weak and it's so good. Especially perfect on a cold or rainy day. Thwack! Thwack! Thwack! read more

Ordered this as takeout for my work lunch and wasn't overly impressed compared to other places i've gotten in chinatown. I got the 2 meat combo with roast pork and scallion chicken. The scallion chicken was delicious! There wasn't a lot of meat but it was enough to fill me up. I also got the roast pork rice rolls. The wrapper was thick. Would not get this again. Finally, I got the hong kong milk tea, which tasted very authentic and wasn't too sweet! read more

King's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Really love going to Kings kitchen when I have a kick for roast pork and soy chicken. Classic canto dishes that I often have a strong craving for. Cant get this anywhere on the upper east side. So whenever I get a chance to be downtown near Chinatown I will get it! This is def one of my fav spots. Great deal and portion. read more

Food is excellent and so is the price. My pork is perfectly cooked with crisp skin. And the duck was wonderful! I also picked up some vegetables to take home. I can have a choice of 2 main course, veggies and rice for $9!!! Beats cooking at home! And I bought things for dinner. read more

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Kings Kitchen tastes like home and can feel so nostalgic every time I step inside, order in Cantonese, and sit down with a steamy bowl of roasted bbq meats over noodle soup or rice. All and any Kings Kitchen locations are incredible & the roast bbq meats and clay pot rice are irresistibly delicious!! read more

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Tried this spot out for lunch on a weekend and was pleasantly surprised! We managed to snag a table for two right at noon without a wait, but the line started getting loooong not long after. The restaurant is very clean and pretty spacious on the inside. For food, we ordered the BBQ pork over rice and the minced meat and preserved vegetables clay pot, and split both. The portions are surprisingly generous with the roasted meats, and the food is really tasty--we got full fast. The BBQ pork was tender and flavorful with a nice glaze, and the clay pot came out piping hot, with a great crust of rice at the bottom and a delicious meat topping that sort of resembled the inside of a dumpling (in the best way). Service can be spotty: all the servers were perfectly nice, but it took ~20 mins to place our order and a long while to get the clay pot, probably because the restaurant was pretty hectic for lunch that day. Total came out to a mere $25 for two people, which felt like a steal in NYC! We'll definitely be back. read more

King's Kitchen - bbq pork over rice - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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I started coming here when I used to live in two bridges, always came for the roast meat over rice. Over time, quality is still consistent and as good as the first time. This visit, we ordered two clay pot dishes and the beef noodle. The noodles were fresh and chewy. I would order it again!! The clay pots came out perfect. Hot and deliciousness, the long grain rice was perfect. *** Plenty of Classic Chinese roast meats and classic Cantonese dishes on the menu! - clay pot bowl - congee - noodle dishes Service is straight forward and quick. read more

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Decently priced hearty meals. I got the three meat cut over rice and it came with a mini soup. The roast pork was really good, soy sauce chicken was alright, but the crispy pork they gave me was mostly fat and barely any meat. The gave a good portion of rice. The mini soup can be skipped it tasted super watered down. read more

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I was too lazy to make my own lunch for work today and so I stopped by here early in the morning to pick up some meat over rice instead. I love that they are opened early. This is very connivence for me. The restaurant looked clean and plenty of seatings. I ordered their trio meat over rice (soy chicken, roasted duck and roast pork) to go. Everything was quick and I was in and out of the place in less then 5 min. As for my lunch, I thought the chef could have chopped my roast pork a bit thinner. He made it too thick is makes it harder and tougher to eat. As for the duck and soy chicken it was good. I tasted a lot of the star anise in the seasoning, more so then other restaurants. Overall, it's a good lunch and I will come back again. Though next time, I will make sure the chef chops up the roast pork thinner. read more

Came here for dinner at 7:30pm on a Friday. It was packed (a great sign!) and we waited 5 minutes for a table for our group of 3. My friend Heard great things about the clay pot rice on social media and I was craving it. We decided to go family style and got the roasted duck leg egg noodle soup, combo claypot rice (eel, black bean sauce and pork, and taro and preserved meat), and the shrimp rice rolls. Roasted duck leg egg noodle soup: SUPER juicy and flavorful duck leg. Egg noodles are a classic pair with duck meat and the noodles were perfectly springy! The soup was simple and nourishing. Combo claypot rice (eel, black bean sauce and pork, and taro and preserved meat): Didn't know eel was a popular claypot rice topping but it seems to be here! Every meat option here was delicious. The soft taro paired well with the preserved meat (like Chinese sausage). The eel had a grilled, savory flavor but is different from typical Japanese unagi. My all-time favorite topping is the pork with black bean sauce. Maybe my friends and I should have waited a bit longer for the rice to crisp up on the bottom before serving, but we were so hungry that we went for it. I think it would've tasted overall better if we had waited longer. Shrimp rice rolls: This is a classic lunch dish. It was just as expected--the shrimp was thick and juicy, and the rice rolls were soft. The only change I'd make is to add more light soy sauce. Cleanliness of the bathroom and general areas was subpar but I didn't have high expectations for it. Our table was cleaned right before we sat down. The service was friendly although hard to flag down sometimes, especially when we needed water. There was also an option to get tea. We paid $20 per person after tax and tip so this felt pretty affordable, especially for NYC! I'd recommend it. read more

King's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Portions were good when they first opened but now, portions are shrinking and the quality as well. They were 4 pieces of pork and dried out chicken in my order, will definitely not go back! read more

Food was priced well but taste dress okay this is the chicken with scallion sauce Rice bowl read more

King's Kitchen - Food was price well but just tastes okay this is the chicken with the scallion sauce rice bowl - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

The vegan rice roll was delicious! You definitely taste the fresh quality of the wide noodles. I was very impressed by the vegan rice roll because it was fried and then wrapped with another rice noodle. The mushrooms were delicious. The peanut sauce and hoisin sauce rice noodle was good! Great texture and fun to share. Good service and affordable. The restaurant is a bit small, but there were many people who did take out. My family also ordered the eel clay pot, steamed chicken, marinated duck. The side of Chinese broccoli was only $1.50! read more

King's Kitchen - Hoisin & Peanut Sauce Rice Rolls - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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When it comes to my favorite Hong Kong street food, steamed rice roll / cheong fun is always at the top of my head. I like getting mixed soy sauce and peanut butter rice rolls for the sweet and savory contrast. I've been to King's Kitchen all locations for so many times. I just realized I've never had their cheong fun so I had to give it a try. Btw, their char siu and clay pot rice are incredible.   ＊Mixed Sauce Rice Roll 混醬腸粉 $6 This mixed sauce rice roll from King's Kitchen was absolutely picture perfect. It was beautifully drizzled with sweet soy sauce and peanut butter. I wished they gave more sauces though, as the bottom part was dry and didn't get any sauces. In terms of rice roll texture, it was sticky and mushy instead of silky and smooth. Overall, it was enjoyable as a casual quick snack but there was room for improvement.   FYI, my favorite mixed sauce rice rolls in Chinatown are the ones from Yin Ji (slippery smooth rice rolls) and M Star Café (they never skimp out on the sauces!). read more

King's Kitchen - Mixed Sauce Rice Roll 混醬腸粉 - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

good roast duck and roast pig rice. The roast pig was a little lean otherwise it would've been better but skin was still crispy. I tried the roast pork and I find it to be a little chewy But flavorful. read more

It seems like every new Chinese restaurant opening in NY is Szechuan, Hunan, or Fujian cuisine, and I really want to go back to my roots and eat homey Cantonese food. So when I found myself biking near Two Bridges recently with a rumble in my tummy, I decided to make a pit stop at this classic Canto joint. It was a Saturday afternoon and they were pretty packed, but managed to squeeze me and my partner into two seats facing the window. It took them a minute to take our order, which was for just a huge plate of guen chow gnow haw, or beef chow fun, and some Chinese broccoli. In fact they were so busy they didn't notice a guy coming in and swiping their tip jar. The food came out speedily, and had that lovely wok aroma I crave from Canto food so much. I'm actually not a red eat meater so I picked past the beef and can't speak to some of the main pork dishes they're known for, but for a lil chow fun pick me up, this place delivered. read more

King's Kitchen in Chinatown was a great stop--roasted pork and duck were flavorful, the clay pot hit the spot, and the wonton noodle soup was solid. My dad said he would come back just for the flavor of the soup! The only downside was that the roast meet was a little cold but once paired with other hot dishes it was fine. Super clean space and packed. Also, I liked how many people were eating alone comfortably. Overall, would definitely come back read more

King's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Cuisine: 8 Service: 6 Decor: 5 Value: 8 Overall: 7 Another solid option for some Cantonese style comfort food in Chinatown. The roasted meats were all quite good, though the duck skin was a bit chewy. Claypot rice had a nice crust, along with a tasty meat patty with a nice dry fish flavor (iykyk). Lastly, the Singapore curry rice noodle was delicious too. Fyi, you don't come here for service or decor, so grab a seat if you just want delicious food. read more

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A staple in Chinatown! I always come here for their clay pot rice or their 3 meats & rice combo platter! They always give a good amount of food so you're getting your money's worth :) located right next to the Manhattan bridge on E. Broadway in the middle of the hustle & bustle in Chinatown. Very authentic Chinese food, always tasty & fresh and fast service (the meats are chopped up right in front of you). Cash only so be prepared for that! read more

King's Kitchen - 3 Choices BBQ Combo w.Rice - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Came here for lunch and had the eel claypot and beef chow fun. They have different types of claypot dishes which can be ordered out with a $4 deposit for the pot. Service was pretty good. They were attentive at refilling tea. The claypot takes about 15 minutes to make. There is hot sauce and soy sauce for the claypot on the table. It was pretty tasty with nice crispy rice on the bottom. The beef chow fun was good too and not too oily. One noodle dish is enough for two. read more

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Recently, on a trip to Seattle, I ate at Diamond Bay restaurant and had the best roast duck there. The waiters mentioned that they have a franchise throughout New York City. Even though they don't have the same name. King's Kitchen is one of them. I tried the roast duck today and it was just as good as the one I had in Seattle. I also tried the clay pot rice. That was delicious. The rices on the edges of the clay pot, taste like Rice Krispies. The place is Bright and clean. read more

It's all about the Damm TIP$! After we ate our lunch my hubby went to pay the bill. I'm sitting there waiting for him to come back from the restroom, the waitress hands me the bill again staying that I did not leave a tip. Hello, I'm waiting for my husband, drinking my last sip of tea. She kept insisting not once, or twice but three X's we did not pay the dame tip$. I'm not leaving yet! Our bill was only $27.- and it wasn't even crowded when we finished. Yes! We did leave a tip [CASH] MANAGER WAKE UP! Teach your staff to be more courteous. read more

The rice was perfectly cooked and crunchy on the sides. The meat was cooked well, seasoned well. I think that the dish itself was really good but I wished they had veggies in the dish as halfway through eating it the saltiness and lack of freshness was causing major flavor fatigue. I also got the hong kong style milk tea which was bomb. Ambiance is okay, nothing special and more of a laid back vibe. Service was fast and good. My friend dropped her chopsticks 3 times and the server never looked annoyed lol. Overall would reccomend their claypots very tasty. read more

King's Kitchen - Preserved meat rice claypot - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Delivery review! What we like best from King's Kitchen is the usage and taste of their claypot dishes. And they also send the claypot too! So now you can keep it and use it as well. Taste: 4.5/5 Value for money: 4/5 They have various claypot variants, typically it's two meats and then the rice. read more

King's Kitchen - Crispy pork - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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We still enjoy the food here after several years. Great spot for quick and friendly service with a wide variety of Cantonese dishes and roast meats. Casual no-frills environment with option for take out as well. read more

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I had a really great time at King's Kitchen. We waited a little bit to be seated as they are always busy with customers, but once we were seated, we ordered the shrimp rice rolls and the special combo rice platter. The rice rolls were pretty standard, not too chewy, perfectly hot - comparing other spots in Chinatown not anything that separates itself from the field but the claypot was the star of the show. It takes the kitchen about 20-25 minutes to make but it is served in a traditional layout where the rice starts to crisp up, giving that wonderful crunch along with the Chinese sausages and minced meat. There's not a lot of spots that perfect the clay pot but this is worth the Chinatown trip. read more

King's Kitchen - Shrimp Rice Rolls - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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I ordered takeout rice pot. For $4 deposit, I got to take the pot home. The dish was delicious. The staff were very friendly. The space was a bit cramped but well lit and clean. It's a gem in Chinatown. read more

King's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

We ordered the two BBQ items (Roast Duck and Roast Pig) rice and Minced Meat & Preserved Veggies Claypot Rice. - Two BBQ items (Roast Duck and Roast Pig) rice - The BBQ items were ok and rice was like warm - Minced Meat & Preserved Veggies Claypot Rice - This was the star. The minced meat was prepared and cook with great flavor and texture. The rice was cooked perfectly with a slightly burnt crispy layer. Overall, I would skip BBQ and go for the Claypot Rice dishes. Other items might be worthwhile to try also. read more

Dongpo's Pork: favorite order on the table. A must-try for any pork belly fans, like myself. Pieces have good balance between meat and fat. I recommend ordering a side of rice to enjoy this dish with, and the table hot sauce compliments this perfectly. Had to get a sauce refill. Taro with Preserved Meat Clay Pot Rice: the naturally sweet taro deliciously counters the salty meats. To get crispy rice texture, don't stir the bottom right away! The rice texture leaned almost too dry for my person liking--but table soy sauce brings back in some moisture. Also, this dish takes 15+ minutes to prepare so order an appetizer and/or prepare to wait. Rice noodle rolls: wide variety of fillings you don't typically find elsewhere. Great appetizers. All of this came to a $50 bill. Lastly, my server was phenomenal! Very attentive, thorough, and thoughtful. read more

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This place is known for their clay pot rice dishes. Definitely order one of these... They are cooked perfectly and the burnt rice at the end is one of the best parts! read more

King's Kitchen is a popular spot for their little clay pot rices. I love coming here and grabbing rice dish that comes with so many options. I ordered the Salty Chicken clay pot rice, and drizzle on top some of the soy sauce and hot sauce that's offered. The flavors are there and the rice stays warm. As you reach the bottom it gets a little crunchy which happens with clay rice pots. The rice takes a while to come out because they have to cook them a certain way, so definitely order ahead if you don't like waiting. We also ordered a lettuce dish and it was definitely more flavorful than expected. The sauce on the side made it a little saltier than expected so it's good to add what's needed. read more

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Uhm, if you are looking for clay pot rice. This is the spot to be. We were seated pretty fast and were warned that it would take a little bit of time for the clay pot rice to come out. Future Rae- get the sparerib clay pot next time. The eel was good but it's not as good as I think the sparerib would go. I also liked how they provided the sauce on the side if you wanted more. The crispy rice was so good! I did think the restaurant itself was a little warm but also this place is so authentic. I wish they had something open like this in CA! read more

Came here on a cold winter day for great comfort food. The clay pot rice was solid and the wonton soup was comforting as well. Great prices too! read more

Cheap food but understaffed in terms of table service. If you don't mind that, the staff is otherwise kind. Food comes out fast and pricing is pretty good. Beef chow fun could use a bit more flavor but good portion. Roast pig over rice was good - wish there was more of that meat sauce over the rice! They accept Visa here. Ambience isn't fancy, and tables are rather close together. read more

King's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

This place was very busy but efficient. I stopped by for a quick snack and ordered the shrimp rice rolls. The wrapping was fresh and thin--one of the best I've had. Great value for the quality! read more

King's Kitchen - Shrimp Rice Rolls - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Came here on a Saturday night for an early dinner (5:30p), the place was nearly packed! Luckily still a table left for 2. Loved the service here tho the waiters and waitresses were busy. Loved the clay pot experience and the roasted ducks here. Very flavorful. Definitely will want to come back again. Also, thank god for accepting credit card bc we didn't bring a debit card to withdraw money from the ATM! Price was reasonable as well! read more

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We dined in on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too busy, take-out was busier. We ordered the Mixed Sauces Rice Rolls, Three Choices BBQ Combination on Rice (roasted duck, scallion chicken, roasted pig), and Special Combo Rice Casserole. The rice rolls was ok, not sure why it's a popular dish according to yelp. The roasted duck, and scallion chicken were good, but the roasted pig was pretty dry. There was also less roasted duck compared to the other meats. The rice casserole was decent, it was a little dry even after the sauce was poured in. The rice had a nice crisp to it though. The waitress misheard me when I ordered the rice rolls, gave a different rice roll order, so there was a wait for this order. If you don't know, there is a wait for the rice casserole dishes, so others may be halfway done with their dish until this dish arrives. read more

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3 words. Clay pot rice. Amazing burnt goodness. A true hidden gem. Got two different flavors -- beef and pork knuckle. Both very good but I like the pork better. Once you're finished, they pour hot water into the clay pot to scrape all of that burnt rice goodness. Got gailan and some rice rolls but can't remember which ones...because all I cared about were the casseroles. Got the roasted duck to finish off. Why not, since that is what they're known for. Really good too. At the end, the server even gave a chance to roll 3/3 dice to win that meal free, which I was so close. We are all winners at that meal. read more

When out of town in a city with a Chinatown, it's kind of a time honored tradition to take off on foot way too early in the morning in search of the perfect light breakfast food...Peking Duck. Crunchy, fatty, savory, gamey: all of this screams "breakfast!" to a troubled wannabe foodie like me. And so I did. Across Houston Street, without a map or guidance, in search of Chinatown NYC for the first sight of dead, roasted, crispy duck proudly presented in a storefront window. That brings us to King's Kitchen. I don't know if it's a chain or not (but chains so against my mom-and-pop eatery constitution), but they met my criteria: open at 8am, duck in window, no one speaks English, and no one inside looks anything like me. So I ordered by pointing to the window duck, and set down at a table to eavesdrop on conversation I had no prayer of understanding. The woman working the counter was delightful and incredibly accommodating given my total inability to speak her language. Graciousness was her stock and trade. The interior was actually well done for a low key joint; generally what you'd expect. The duck was cheap ($11 for a quarter duck) and tasty. All the bells and whistles you'd expect of Beijing bird. read more

Food comes out fast and so good. Come here often, absolutely amazing and will come here and recommend to friends