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Mr K's Chinese Cafe

3.6 (188 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Thai, Cafes
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Casual
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Good for kids
Good for groups

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Honey Walnut Shrimp (comes with rice), Singapore Rice Noodles, Crab Wontons
Aileen L.

I was craving American Chinese food (specifically crab rangoons) and Mr. K's Oriental Cafe, next to the Dutch Market, delivered (not literally...although they do deliver). Called in a takeout order and had a nice friendly chat with the person (I assume Mr. K) when I went to pickup. There's indoor seating but it was in the down time between lunch and dinner so there wasn't anyone seated there. Lovely pictures on the door of school activities that Mr. K's has helped out with. Their menu is online and they have Chinese, Thai, Korean, and pho. Crab Wontons: 6 to an order. Mostly cream cheese and very little crab. The sweet and sour sauce was a bit watery and packaged in its own little bag to make sure it didn't spill out of the little cup. I do appreciate how it was crispy and not greasy. Honey Walnut Shrimp: large/jumbo shrimp with good flavor and a nice bite despite being in the white sauce. Pineapple and black sesame toppings with a sliced orange arranged in the takeout container. The walnuts had a delicate sweetness to it which I assume was the honey. The chef specialties also come with rice. This dish left me wanting more of it (in a good way). Singapore Rice Noodles: chicken, shrimp, beef, and some vegetables with curry rice noodles. This one had some kind of pepper to help give it a bit of a kick which left a good flavor without burning my mouth. Wish I had know about this place sooner and am excited to come back and try other dishes.

BBQ spare ribs
Amy S.

This is a no frills restaurant. There were a lot of carry-out orders, but we opted for dine-in. The service was great. Food was goid but a tad on the sweet side, hence the 4 instead of 5 stars. We ordered General Tso's Chicken, Chicken with Basil (Thai), and BBQ spare ribs. Overall, it was a good experience.

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TJ B.

Surprised to find out that Mr. K's has PHO and has been serving it for a year now! I had to try it... My review is unfairly downgraded (I admit) by this being a jack-of-all trades oriental cafe instead of a dedicated PHO place. I don't know if that's fair or not because the PHO was quite good. I do believe that a place dedicated to nothing but the soup is bound to be using fresher ingredients and turning the broth over faster...but that's just a theory, on to the PHO review; The vegetable plate came out full, fresh and crisp. Actually, as good or better than most other PHO places (bean sprouts crisp, everything washed, lots of ripe jalapenos and basil.) The iced coffee was a disappointment. Both times I tried it. It was watery iced coffee, not true Vietnamese style. This was just American iced coffee. The 2nd time I confirmed that I wanted Viet style strong iced coffee over condensed milk. She confirmed this and kind of brought out a fake recreation...My little drip coffee maker came out but it had no coffee grounds in it? So, they had made the coffee somewhere else, and then just put the metal top on for effect? Coffee was weak, condensed milk did not seem as thick or sweet. The soup, though was pretty good. The broth can be a little on the salty side, which at first I thought might be MSG, but the menu says "no msg." Some times I've had it the broth is bland, but still good. The noodles were fine and the beef was good quality. I always get the same thing in PHO places (Large Tai, iced coffee, water) so it is easy to compare place to place. The soup was better than some dedicated PHO places. I don't know how the broth is prepared in a restaurant that makes Chinese, Thai AND PHO, but the taste was correct and it is presented at the expected tables adorned with rooster sauce, hoisen, chopsticks and spoons. Looked pretty authentic to me. I had not been here for years and had previously come only for the Chinese take out, which was very good. It has been remodeled inside and they now have nicer tables and a seating area. It is a little cluttered, but it gets the job done. I'll come back for the PHO when I'm in the area and I'd like to try the Thai. Large PHO and iced coffee cost me about $11.15.

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Amazing. Not once had a bad meal from here. Plus cashier/owner super nice. This is Always my go to!

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Amazing food and service. The little lady at the counter is great. The 2 guys that deliver are also great!

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Worst orange chicken I have had. The breading was straight mush. Not crispy at all, I couldn't even eat it, thew it away. Waste of money.

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Yes. Normally the food is very good but this time I had the Chicken and broccoli did not have any flavor. The low neon was very tasty.

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food is good i get thai fried rice always servcice is fine its a carry out ambiance is ok for carry out

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