I always love to try Chinese food when traveling. My wife and I shared the three mix BBQ (roast duck, roast pork and cha siew), small "sui jiao" soup and white rice. It taste great and the price was very reasonable - it only cost us about 20 euro. The chili they provide on the table is spicy but it gives the meats more flavors. When we were there at about 2pm, the place was still very crowded. The restaurant is a little small but that is expected in that area. The service was acceptable and food arrived fairly quickly. read more

New King - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

I felt sick after eating here, plus they refused to serve tap water (even after I purchased a bottle). If they skimp on the water, something tells me they would skimp on the quality of the meat. read more

We had our Christmas dinner there. The food was fabulous. The place is a lot bigger than it looks. We had a mixed meat plate that had some of the best crispy skinned pork I've ever had. Their Hot and Sour Soup was exceptional. All of the food was really good. I lived in Hawaii and eat a lot of Asian food, Chinese in particular. This was definitely a memorable meal. The portions are ample. It is a little pricey but on a par with other Amsterdam restaurants. Service was great with a lot of servers who kept things moving very well. If you like Chinese food you can't go wrong here. read more

Decent Cantonese restaurant. But first thing first, the portion isn't big at all. The small noodle is really quite small so I had to order additional dishes. I added a Beijing style roasted duck bun. The bun isn't the traditional fluffy one (they have that version too if u prefer) but a pan fried version that is crispy. Both delicious! But again, both were too salty for me so I had to order a pot of tea. read more

New King - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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The service is terrible, they wouldn't let us sit in a bigger table, shitty attitude.

one of the worst restaurant experiences of my life. we couldn't eat any of the food as it tasted terrible. The crispy noodles were like eating pot noodle (before you add the hot water) and the chicken was chewy and gooey. The sauce for the Duck meal was sickly. So we complained to the manager refused to take any money off the bill. Even though they could see our completely full plates. AVOID read more

This restaurant is still good but used to be great. Lets just tellyou what they used to serve.... Authentic Mandarin food with oodles of choice and masses of flavour. We visited in April this year and were bitterley disappointed to see photo's on the menu. When challenged the proprietor told us it was totake full advantage of the tourists who ate from pictures not gut instinct!!! Still a great venue for average food........Marteh out read more

I happened to be shopping in the neighborhood. So as I was walking past I made a snap decision to stop in and order take away seeing as their "take away available" sign was beckoning. It's a steep flight of stairs to the main desk where activity is moving at a feverish pace. So much so I got that "hurry up, choose your order" feeling. "You're holding up the line". "Keep it moving, keep it moving". I was handed the menu and while I can read Dutch kind of good I was feeling rushed so my reading comprehension fell rapidly. Regardless, I finally saw something that looked interesting and ordered it. I ordered some kind of ribs. I was asked to pay quickly so I suppose I could get my food and run. Once the person who was helping me finally figured out how to use the card reader, I paid then sat down somewhat relieved and amused by the show behind the desk, in the kitchen and the waitstaff, all of two people, I think, careening to and fro with plates, food and customers. While sitting on a log bench that looked like it was sagging due to eating a massive amount of their food I saw another pile of menus but the kind with pictures. Ah well, next time I'll order from the picture menu. Further, to add to my amusement the waitress who was helping me was trying to convey something to me but due to her really think accent I had no clue what she meant. She eventually gave up and I clearly understood the, "nevermind" she said, giving up in exasperation. I figured it out later but I was long gone. What she was trying to say to me was, "do you want a fork, spoon or chopsticks?" When finally I got my food and left, I was really hoping it was something good as really I had no idea what I'd ordered. Much to my chagrin the ribs were fabulous, tasty even. Enough of an enticement for me to want to go back and brave the waters at New King and order some other tasty treat. read more

Very popular place, filled up very early in the evening. The waiters seem to be in a bit of a hurry to turnover tables, probably probably due to the high demand. We had the Sui Kau noodle soup because it had so many great reviews, and it was good, but not such a big deal. The rest of the menu seemed much more interesting. Would definitely come back and try more dishes. read more

I live in California - but probably the best Chinese food I have ever had is here in Amsterdam of all places. The only downside is the 45 min to 1 hour wait. But this is typical of great restaurants in EU - the place is relatively small and cramped for us Americans. You have to try the duck, get the wanton soup - more wanton than soup and the eggplant. read more

Shrimp soup dumplings are amongst the best I've had anywhere in the world. The Chinese broccoli was also perfectly cooked. Highly recommend for a quick tasty meal. read more

Food was delicious. We had the wonton noodle soup. However I asked for tap water and I was told they didn't have tap water. Any restaurant that refuses to give a guest tap water upon request is terrible IMO. read more

I just arrived in Amsterdam and returned from a 7-day river cruise. I would love to eat some Chinese food. I walked into this restaurant at 11:00 in the morning. The waitresses are busy and seems getting ready for the day . Five of us, all chairs are still on the table. We order Won ton noodle soup, fried rice with salted fish, beef with chown fun , roast duck, and the food is not bad. With the exception of beef chow fun , its noodles are thick, like fried cakes. The other issue is if you order a pot of hot tea, it is a small pot of about four cups. After pouring water and asking for water refill , they will charge you another 4 Euros, so a pot of hot tea costs 8 Euros...... read more

One of the best meals we had while traveling in Amsterdam. Not the best Chinese food I've ever had, but it's Amsterdam after all! Try the soups and any of the shrimp dishes. There are other Chinese restaurants in the area that are frequented by more Chinese people than New King, will check them out on a future visit. read more

When it comes to noodle soup, New King is by far my favorite Chinese restaurant in Amsterdam. If you are more into Dim Sum, then I must admit that there are better places. However, once you have tried the Sui Kau Noodle Soup, you are definitely hooked! The Sui Kau (shrimp dumplings) are massive and very tasteful. Add a little spicy sauce and you are ready to go. You will find the spicy sauce on all the tables, just a few drops will do the magic (it's quite intense!!!). They have some other good dishes as well. However, whenever I go to this place, I always stick to the Sui Kau Noodle Soup - it's delightful! read more

Best shrimp dumplings and best noodle soup in Amsterdam! i really love the texture of their 'hor fun' but I brought my Chinese mother there and she thinks they must add something to them like tapioca to make them so rubbery. So not pure rice noodles. The broth is very tasty so hopefully it's not too MSG laden. I'm a total noodle addict so I can't comment much on the other dishes as normally I just come here for their noodle soups. Also get takeaway quite a bit. Don't like their policy that they will not give you tap water - you must order a drink. I found that pretty rude, even for Dutch standards and it's a Chinese restaurant - you'd think they would know a bit more about hospitality. But I can forgive the drink policy to get my noodle fix in this sadly noodle poor city. read more

solid chinese food located in amsterdam's china town. i had the bbq pork noodle soup and the meat was very tender and good but didn't pack the same flavorful wallop that i like from bbq pork. the soup is reasonably priced. i got a small bowl (enough for a meal) and it was only 6 euros. the meat plates can get pretty pricey though. most were around 17 or 18 euro. pro tip: keep an eye out for that chili sauce on the tables. that stuff is intense. i put just a few drops in my entire bowl and the spice had me coughing. read more

Based on the Yelp ratings, we decided to give New King a try. What a disappointment. The duck in the duck buns was tough and poor quality, and the hoisin sauce was sparse. The shrimp dumplings were rubbery and tasteless. The bok choy was also tasteless. The filling of the wontons in the wonton soup was full of gristle. Just a terrible meal. read more

Great food and HUGE portions (they are like American portions). We went there hungry and for our starter we had Dim Sums for two and by the end of it we were almost full. By the time the main course came we only ate half of it....but trust me it was so good that we wanted to keep on eating. They also give you your left overs to take home so we will be enjoying their delicious food again tomorrow. read more

I don't know what the naysayers are talking about! This place was phenomenal! Great dumplings, noodles and the soup I had tasted like heaven. It was the perfect place to go after wandering the red light district. read more

Had the pepper tenderloin. Meat was very tasty, not too fatty or greasy. Sauce was nice and not overdone. The veggies that accompanied the dish were also fresh and flavorful. Pretty small inside and it does get crowded, but this is a safe bet for a good bite. read more

在荷兰好多年，是很喜欢这间中餐馆。 在荷兰所有中餐都觉得是很好吃的了。地方较小，算是粤菜fusion吧。椒盐系列都不错，各种羊扒也好吃。鱼么感觉就一般，那个noddle soup好火爆，份量也大。总之 值得一试啦！

Delicious!! I recommend the salt & pepper squid, the eggplant and fish stew and sizzling beef. The tea is free. Most of the time it's busy, so make reservations ;) I don't remember them having desserts. But there are more than enough places in the area for desserts. read more

Delicious, well-made Chinese food with lots of variety in the menu options. The service isn't always overly friendly, but it's fast, even on Friday nights when the restaurant is packed. Portions are large and the staff are helpful with providing takeout boxes for leftovers. The space is somewhat cramped, but pretty typical for Amsterdam. read more

Incredible mandarin cuisine. The pork and fried rice were fantastic. There's no wifi in the restaurant so you better complain with the mandarin culture which surrounds you. read more

I was so excited to try this place from the reviews, what a disappointment. We ordered dumplings, fried wontons and Peking duck. Blah dumpling, fatty meat inside a nicely fried wonton and gross Peking Duck. I give it 2 stars only because it had a nice attmosphere. read more

Loved the food here, just came in to Amsterdam and our hotel recommended this restaurant to us. I am glad we came, the food was delicious and the staff was very curteous. Great location as well, right in the heart of the red light district. read more

Porl skin is crisp!!! Golden chopsticks was not but soft.... This restaurant is flavorful and well priced! Not really a dim sum place though... Pretty much most of the stuff that i have ordered has good flavors... The pork wanton has more flavor then the shrimp.. But i still love the shrimp because it is ... Shrimp.... Ahahahah anyways i love this place !! Absolutely recommended for foreigners who wants to try traditional chinese food!!! read more

Not the best chinese food that i had, not the worst either. The roasted pork were lack of seasoning. Maybe due to fact that it was cut in big pieces, bigger than i usually had in other restaurant. Char siew (bbq pork) wasn't tender enough for me. But it comes with good price and amounts. read more

Beef chow mein and imperial chicken were amazing! The place was busy but we were seated quickly. Glad we stumbled into this.

It's a decent restaurant which stands out of other Chinese restaurants, by being more modern. The food is great, the general level of Chinese food in Chinatown is pretty high. (one of the neighbouring restaurants:"Nam Kee for example rocks my plate). Because of it's modern & spacious interiour, it's also kind of crowded, the tables are pretty near to eachother. At times it feels a bit like fast food instead of a proper restaurant. However the food... Have you ever seen a menucard with pictures of delicious food on it and was kind of disappointed when the menu came and it didn't look anything like the picture... (I used to read a lot of cartoons as a kid). This restaurant makes it actually work, the food looks like on the pictures, tastes even better than expected. Quality should always trump quantity, but you get a lot of good stuff for your money. In conclusion, great food, avoid the restaurant on Saturday at around 18:00 - 20:00, otherwise perfect. For a better dinner experience, I'd suggest Nam Kee. read more

We have only one night in Amsterdam. we choose this restaurant, and we get probably worse restaurant in Amsterdam : A long wait, the meats are low quality and the waiter was impolite (women). SO RUN AWAY read more

I'm grading this restaurant down, not for the food but for the attitude. First of all, the menu tells you all the things they WON'T do for you including boxing up your leftovers. Then there was no Chardonnay on the wine list (considering how crowded the place was, I don't think a slight expansion of the wine list would be asking too much). When the bill came, our waitress told us we would have to go upstairs ourselves to pay. Another waitress came by and took it up for us - guess she had not read the memo on how not to be helpful. And to top it off, no fortune cookies with the check! If we ever return to Amsterdam, we will be looking for a different Chinese restaurant. read more

After walking half an hour to find the restaurant Disappointed! I expected better food. The place was to warm, maybe does't have AC. I asked for the roasted duck but wasn't crunchy and plenty of bones. My partner asked for the roasted chicken neither was crunchy. Fortunately the service was good and quick. Well maybe next time. Nevertheless, I 'll try other next Chinese rest around. read more

We ordered egg rolls and fried shrimp for appetizers. Both very good. The shrimp was huge! For dinner we split the sweet and sour chicken with white rice. Again, delicious. Service was superb even though it was a packed house. read more

Some of the best Chinese food we've ever had, came highly recommended by several locals, if you're in Chinatown or the adjacent red light district it's well worth checking new king out, won't regret it....service can be slow read more

Very nice authentic Chinese food although the price may be a little expensive. It was really busy when i visited but the staff seated us really quickly :) would visit again read more

The food was good. BUT, it is against the law to not serve a paying customer tap water upon request. You are clearly breaking the law by refusing to serve tap water. I will not turn you in, but just know that if I worked for "food control" you would receive a fine. read more

Horrible service attitude. No one attended to us for a while and my wife waved at a lady who is sitting in the back section of the restaurant. No response the first time and after a few minutes waved at her again. She came the second time and she spoke with an annoyed voice in Cantonese accent (didn't give their name as usual in most Chinese or Asian restaurants): I'm still eating myself. We then told her sorry we didn't know and we'll wait then. She proceeded with taking order but wasn't very helpful with our questions about the menu items. We asked for a couple of cups of regular water. A minute later another lady bought us 2 bottles of water in 2 worn out looking glass bottles. Already opened. We asked her is the water complimentary as I don't see water listed in the drinks menu. Only different types of sodas listed. The second lady (with mainland accent) with shorter hair had even worse attitude. I mentioned to her water was not listed and she grabbed a menu and said "there. the "etc.." at the menu includes water"... I mentioned to her it would be good to let customers know if water is not complimentary AND not listed on the menu. She really kicked up her bad attitude and raised her voice "you're here to spend money so why you would expect anything free from this restaurant?" She probably did that as she didn't expect other customers to understand what she was saying because we were speaking in Mandarin and other customers are probably not Mandarin speakers. I told her very nicely and calmly that her attitude was horrible and she replied "was it?" We just stood up and walked out. I would not have an issue if they mentioned it in the menu and if the bottles they brought over were new and unopened. I'm not saying that's what they did I don't trust them to not re-use the bottles and filled with tap water otherwise they should open them in front of us like most restaurants I visited and ask for non tap water. Just dishonest people trying to charge more without properly listing it in menu plus bad attitude read more

Wouldn't recommend, don't know what Chinese flavouring and spices are or clearly what Chinese food is. No seasoning on anything. After getting up to leave 7 minutes after the food was set down the server had the nerve to ask me where their tip was servers also just stand around laughing and talking to each other. The person I was with made eye contact with a waitress on two different occasions to order a drink and she made no attempt to ask did we need anything. read more