Authentic dishes and served just like in Hong Kong. You can watch them make the dishes through their front windows - hanging ducks, chicken, etc.
I had been to this Chinese restaurant in autumn 2013 and fondly remembered their wonton noodle soups that were tasty and very affordable.
We walked in on a Friday evening and got a table immediately. There were so many other people here too. It really is a popular spot for traditional Chinese food.
I thought I'll regret going here cause I ordered fried rice instead of the noodle. Turn out it was great! I ordered bbq pork on fried rice and the portion is quite big. Although the fried rice is not that good, the bbq pork was amazing! And the dipping sauce also taste really good. Then there's the tea, I don't know what kind of tea they have, but it didn't taste good. But overall, I like the food. Definitely will go back here again.
p.s I didn't take a photo because I was really hungry.
Very good food. Very good price.
Took forever for someone to take our order and being our bill. Nobody was paying attention to us. Once we ordered the food came quickly though.
Would go back.
A great restaurant, followed the flow of Asians into the restaurant. The won-ton soup with noodles is a meal in it's self. Not fancy, but good spicy asian food.
Unfamiliar with this area but followed locals into King's as experience has taught me to go where locals go! This place serves the standard Asian fare like noodles, rice, congee, soups and BBQ meats. Takeaway is an option if you can't get a table as its limited inside. Good food in well sized...
Good spot for a quick and inexpensive lunch. Had the rice plates, one with BBQ duck and one with roast pork. There was quite a bit of meat given. The meats were salty as expected so the rice pairs very well with it. The food comes quickly but don't expect a lot of customer service.
The food are delicious and inexpensive. They have a regular special such as a particular bowl of rice/noodle/congee for only $3.95. Their customer service are pretty good as well. Highly recommended.
We tried their wonton and seafood noodle bowl, which was very good and worth what we paid. The food was fresh and seemed authentic. Service was quick and polite.
Service is slow and spotty, but the food makes up for it. It's cheap Chinese comfort food, with a huge menu of stuff to choose from. All their BBQ stuff is great; chicken, pork, etc. Not a fan of the duck though, mine was about 80% bone and fat vs. actual meat.
(Excuse the photos...didn't remember to take them until we were 80% done)
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