Chinatown fave for clay pot rice & roasted meats. Classic Cantonese dishes with a loyal following.
This Chinatown establishment is a go-to for authentic Cantonese cuisine, particularly celebrated for its clay pot rice and roasted meats. While many rave about the flavorful char siu and crispy pork, some find the quality can vary. It's a popular spot for a satisfying meal, often recommended for its value and classic dishes.
The restaurant specializes in Cantonese cuisine, with a strong emphasis on rice dishes and roasted meats. Clay pot rice is a standout, consistently praised by diners. Roasted meats, including char siu and crispy pork, are also highly recommended, though a few reviews mention that the quality of char siu can be inconsistent. Other mentions include Chinese BBQ and roast goose.
"The clay pot rice and various roasted meats like char siu and crispy pork are highly recommended. Cantonese-style crispy roast goose is also a notable dish."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards the restaurant, frequently recommending its clay pot rice and various roasted meats. However, some feedback suggests an inconsistency in the quality of certain dishes like char siu.
Important Note
The quality of some dishes, particularly the char siu, can be inconsistent.
"Kings Kitchen is recommended for a 'two meats over rice' dish, specifically mentioning char sui and crispy pork."
Positive"Kings Kitchen is recommended for a 'two meats over rice' dish, specifically mentioning char sui and crispy pork."
Positive"This commenter simply states that Kings is very good."
Positive"Kings is listed as one of the recommended places for char siu."
Positive"This user also considers Kings Kitchen to be their preferred choice."
Positive"In response to a question about crispy pork belly, this commenter states that Kings Kitchen has better char siu than Big Wong."
Positive"Kings Kitchen is mentioned as the commenter's overall favorite, with locations in Chinatown and Brooklyn."
Positive"King's Kitchen on East Broadway is suggested as a place that takes credit cards. The comment is a direct recommendation in response to the original post."
Positive"King's Kitchen in Manhattan Chinatown was recommended for Cantonese-style crispy roast goose. They offer whole roast goose for $99 and a "black truffle style roast goose" for an additional cost, but ordering a day in advance is required."
Positive"While generally liking King's Kitchen, the commenter notes that the char siu specifically suffers from inconsistency in quality."
Neutral"The commenter considers King's Kitchen a "boring" choice due to its ubiquity across Chinatowns but praises its unique casserole/clay pot dishes, which they prefer over the roasted meats."
Neutral"Kings Kitchen is listed as a recommended spot for Chinese BBQ."
Positive"Recommends their roasted meats."
Positive"Recommends King's Kitchen for claypot rice, mentioning they have locations in Brooklyn as well."
Positive"Highly recommends King's Kitchen's claypot rice, describing it as simple and good."
Positive"Recommends King's Kitchen on East Broadway for claypot rice, noting it can be inconsistent."
Positive"Recommends Kings Kitchen, specifically the pork over rice, calling it the best food in NYC (though not related to OP's request for Peking Duck)."
Positive"Recommends King's Kitchen in Chinatown for clay pot rice."
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