1. Even though they sell 3 dishes+1 soup, but by around 12:30 most of the dishes are GONE (SOLD-OUT), & by around 1 pm only 2 or 3 dishes are left. 2. So if you walk to front & order duck over rice, the CHEF will grab SEPARATE pieces from the TRAY, & you will get mostly BONES. If you order roast pork over rice, he will pick SCRAPS from the TRAY, & you get mostly FATTY PORK. 3. Always see the CHEFs SMOKING in front of the store. 4. Most of the WOMEN working here are NICE & COURTEOUS, better than other bakeries around here.

Famous $7 lunch with choices of 3 different dishes and one cup of soup. Cantonese BBQ is very good too. Price is very reasonable. There is a bakery within.

Take out only. If you still want to get some Cantonese BBQ after 6pm, this is the only place you can get. Qualify is not bad.

Good prices! Authentic Cantonese cuisine! We like going there, especially all congee are much better than other restaurants.

2024.08 good quality vs price is making it 4 star. Also they made regional food. Dessert is too sweet.

Always pass by this place so tonight is the first time trying it .Food was great but one of the staff was terrible ( the smallest skinny lady with glasses )… with terrible attitude complained us for not giving more tips. She specifically said “I should have not given you guys the table , since you only give 15%~~ “I give in minimum tips because there wasn’t much service !!! I had no intention of arguing but then she took it real personal when I just ask her , what did you just say ? Then she raise her voice and said I’m not talking about you … you can’t yell at me . I just questioned her , didn’t even raise my voice on her at all ..Why should you mandate me to give you more tips when I didn’t get the service I should have …. Like seriously … I’m the customer , you as a waitress , our respect should be mutual ~~ I don’t owe you anything , why should you give me attitude just because I gave you minimum tip … I’m paying for my own food and I did pay for you service which you barely give . PS Do Not go there unless you’re fine with bad customer service

The restaurant is located in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. They prepare Chinese cuisine. An additional location is located in Manhattan. I ordered the hot and sour soup. It lacked taste and spice. The soup is only available in a pintsized container. The vegetable spring rolls had four to the order. They were plain and not with the usual crunch. The pork soup dumplings were six to the order and steamed. The dumplings were small and had little filling. The seafood pan fried noodles had a nice amount of noodles but the separate container of seafood was minimal with little taste. The shrimp and lobster sauce was in a watery sauce with little taste, too many peas and small shrimp. The fish filet congee was in a rice porridge with pieces of fish. The food was average in taste and flavor with prices higher than other restaurants with similar food.

Amazing food and such nice owners! In the heart of Brooklyn Chinatown, their food still stands out as you tell how much they care about the food they are putting out. Will make this a new staple for me and my family

Food is decent, they don’t accept cards! Which sucks cause they only accept payment in cash and it’s pretty small.

The season is off a smidge. I couldn't be wrong but someone's hand is heavy with sodium. It's decent for Chinese food but it will do in a pinch. The customer service is awesome. It might have been the young lady first week, but she was ecstatic to see me or the new business. The establishment is clean and warrants its 3.8 stars

I come here for big celebration meals with my family. The service is always quick and I love all the food. We usually order 10-12 dishes per table. The fried squid and beef with eggplant dishes are my favorite.

The food is very good here, but when it’s busy your order can get very delayed. My favorite dish was the mayo shrimp and fried tofu. The lobster was very fresh too. The atmosphere is very noisy during holidays, but that’s just music to me. Happy to see big family gathering!

You can find the authentic Cantonese style Rice Casserole here, many different favors with reasonable price. You can tell it’s cooked with the casserole since the rice absorbs all the favor and very yummy, essentially the crispy rice on the bottom of the casserole. My favorite is the preserved Meat Rice Casserole and the he bitter melon with black bean sauce.

Good rice rolls and clay pot rice! Kings Kitchen makes a large variety of Cantonese dishes. I generally always get a clay pot rice and the rice rolls with fried fritters. I ordered the poached egg with beef but do check out the preserved meats clay pot rice that is another great pick! The rice gets nice and crispy on the bottom and is my favorite portion to eat. The restaurant itself is getting a bit beat but I wouldn't say it's a dirty place or anything. Think very utilitarian, come in and eat but don't expect a cozy or cute ambience.

White meat General Tso’s was just fried breading. Low brow Chinese food, not meant for human consumption. If you can afford NOT to eat here, don’t.

Good Chinese food. Usually get take out. Quick service and turnaround.

I decided to come here after work to get dinner. It was a cold, rainy day so I thought a nice, hot, golden hot and sour fish soup would be perfect. Want my honest opinion? It was so horrible, I had to share my experience in hopes they’ll improve the recipe and no one tried what I had. I love hot and sour fish soup, but after a few spoonfuls of the soup I couldn’t do it. I ended up picking at the fish and the rest is left to waste. The seaweed was also not cleaned properly and has a funny taste to it. The soup tastes like the chef dumped spoonfuls of salt and vinegar like there was no tomorrow. Like really, it was so bad. I’m disappointed that out of all restaurants I could have chose in the area, I decided on this one - I’m sorry restaurant owner, but I just don’t know how you guys can make one of your signature dishes this unpalatable.

Not that good - Sauerkraut fish? I thought I would try it! I went in and sat down, the place was noticeably quiet no background music, very plain, very few pictures on the wall. I asked the server what do you recommend, I have never been here before, what is one of your most popular dishes? Nobody in this place could speak english, so I went to yelp and picked what dishes seemed to be popular. I went with seafood soup and popcorn chicken. The seafood soup came with extraordinarily little fish in it. The fish looked like either basa or carp, but it was mostly a leafy vegetable in a not so tasty broth. It did not look like the dish on thier site either, . I ordered extra seaweed in the soup; it was the highlight of this soup. I didn't get that balance of spicy and sour their site descibed it as. Thank goodness I ordered the popcorn chicken, which was particularly good! The ambiance, lack of communication and food was just not there for me. It was a very bland, tasteless, not so memorable meal. I love Asian food, and I do not mean the fast-food chow mein places, the real places, but this one wasn't it. This must be the worst meals I have eaten on 86th Street this year.

The food is decent but had a bug in my food once….. The area is quite dirty and is wet everywhere. There are lots of options to choose from.

Classic delicious Cantonese food at affordable prices. You can't beat their lunch special. Update: 🧂 🐟 🐔 🍆 complemented the fried rice = 😋. Must tried! The chef is highly skilled at fried rice. 👍💯 It's not oily, rice are loose not sticking together, not hard / nor wet. Is packed with flavors. Update 2: a couple of time after, the 🧂 🐟 🐔 🍆 is very oily. It's probably not the same chef.

The food taste was ok. As like many restaurants, it is on the greasy side. Price wise is on the higher side, the dishes are not that big. The down side is how long it took for each dish to come out. They gave us the chicken first and taste was on the salty side. We waited 10 mins and still no other dishes came out. The chicken was getting cold, so we couldn't wait for the fried rice to come out so we ordered white rice. We finished eating the whole chicken and our white rice, and still our other dishes are not out. We sat there for like another 15 mins before another dish came out and we finished that and sat there for another 15 mins and then again another dish came out. So it's either u let your dishes get cold and wait till they all come out or you eat 1 dish at a time. We had 4 dishes. From getting it there and seated till finished was 1 hr 45 mins. It was a disappointment. The time management needs to improve.

A legit Chinese restaurant. It's loud, boisterous, and alive with activity all the time. The kitchen is staffed with old school Chinese chefs tossing woks on afterburners like nobody's business. The seafood is the star here. Get the lobster with sticky rice, steamed fish, and assorted shellfish stir frywith peas. You will not be disappointed.

The fast food restaurant is located in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn. They serve Chinese cuisine and are part of a chain of restaurants. The food is average in taste and quantity. I ordered two appetizers. The vegetable spring rolls were two in the order. The crab rangoon were three in the order. Each appetizer was fried. I ordered the entree with three small dishes in basically a combination plate. I also chose a half order of chow mein and fried rice for the base of the combination plate. The chow mein is similar to lo mein noodles in typical Chinese food in other New York Chinese restaurants. The three dishes I ordered were the beyond original chicken which is a vegetarian chicken option. The honey walnut chicken were fried and sweet. The chicken with string beans were in a separate small container. I thought this was some white rice but the order does not include any white rice. I also was informed that the restaurant was out of fortune cookies. Friendly and helpful staff.

I asked the worker why he didn't fill the juice, and he said my manager asked me to, even though all the other places fill it to the brim. Hah