Fried Rice King

You're not here for the atmosphere you here for the food... and guess what You're in luck! The food's freaking great! If you're looking for PF Chang's, get outta here, this ain't your place. But if you're looking for New York style Chinese food the taste freaking delicious... This is your place. Don't go hanging out in the lobby, Just get it delivered to your house like normal people. Food's fantastic. You're welcome.

Small business. This place is definitely a hidden gem. The food was AMAZING, better quality than most, perfect amount of sauce. If you enjoy vegetables not completely drowned in sauce, and properly cooked— this is your place. Chicken is very good quality, not too fatty. Fried rice was great, especially if you enjoy egg. Overall I’d give this place a 5* !!! I gave 3* in atmosphere due to the lack of dining in, but for takeout; that’s not important. P.S. the picture I added to this review is a LUNCH combo, with a couple pieces of broccoli missing. 😂

We have been visiting Chinese restaurants near our house to compare them. This was the third one we visited. We ordered General Tso's chicken, shrimp lo mein, the house special bean curd, and one order of steamed dumplings. That came with white rice as well. The General Tso's chicken was intriguing. It wasn't breaded (or the breading was extremely thin) but the sauce was thick and flavorful. They also used dark instead of white meat, which actually resulted in juicier chicken rather than dried out chicken. It was also a bit on the spicy side (which is generally okay for me but not for my wife, who doesn't like spicy at all). Even though it was different from what I'm used to, I liked it and would give the General Tso's chicken a 4 out of 5. The shrimp lo mein was also pretty good. The shrimp could have been marinated to give it more flavor, but the noodles had a nice, strong flavor to them. Also a 4 out of 5. The house special bean curd was okay. It was heavy on onions and peppers that were bit on the crunchy side. The tofu wasn't particularly flavorful. The sauce was fairly flavorful but it was also rather spicy, which we were not expecting. Since that was for my wife, it didn't turn out all that well - she doesn't do spicy. So, if you're ordering this and don't want spicy, you should let them know. A 2.5 out of 5. Finally, the dumplings were pretty good. They were larger than a lot of the dumplings we've tried and they actually had a fair amount of flavor - heavier on the ginger, but you could still taste the pork in them. The came with a nice, sweet dipping sauce as well. As dumplings go, these were quite good - maybe a 4.5 out of 5. The store itself is definitely what you'd call a "hole-in-the-wall." It's part of a strip mall. Inside, it's very small and not the most up to date. But the service was extremely fast (15 minutes from when I called to when I picked up the order) and, as noted above, the food was on the good side. It's not as good as our regular place, but my son and I really liked it (my wife was less impressed). Finally, price-wise, because we ordered large portions, this was a bit more expensive than we're used to, but it wasn't crazy expensive. We paid about $45 for everything.

Very quick and fair prices. Better Fried Rice than other similar Chinese Restaurants. They actually have white rice that has been fried with soy sauce, egg, and veggies, not that yellow rice stuff some places call "fried rice". Their lunch special with an egg roll is a very good deal. Not the best Chinese food I've ever had, but very good for the price.

first time and last time customer. the rice is soft, discolored, and very old. They are one of those businesses that do not throw anything away and make a profit from everything. If something is old, throw it away. That way you don't win customers and the place doesn't look hygienic.