King's Kitchen — all mentions

in:Kings Kitchen 8th ave2 pts
“I went to the Mott St location and was not impressed at all. I got the rib claypot and the rice was wet and undercooked. The crispy pork was cold and greasy tasting as well.”
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postKings Kitchen 8th ave71 pts
“The roasted meats, in particular, stood out, and I’ve been back many times since — the quality has remained consistently excellent.”
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in:Unemployed Person ISO Cheap Eats!30 pts
“Kings Kitchen (Canto BBQ rice box, Noodle Soups, Claypot Rice) $7 - $12”
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in:Sunset Park Chinatown in Brooklyn never fails to disappoint ($39 for everything)14 pts
“I'm surprised you picked the best dishes from each one! Roast Meat: Kings Kitchen, Ng's Kitchen”
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in:Favorite dishes in Chinatown?12 pts
“Claypot rice at King's Kitchen on E Broadway”
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in:Food to Take Home?12 pts
“Roast Pig (crispy skin, not the red one) from King’s Kitchen”
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in:Where is the best roast pork -- like Wah Fung, but in a sit-down restaurant with full menu?9 pts
“Kings kitchen is roast pork at its best is the best imo”
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in:The best food with the worst vibes8 pts
“King's Kitchen, Sunset Park, for everything on the menu. I am especially fond of their roast duck noodle soup and steamed rice rolls.”
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in:I’m moving in a few months. What’s your Top 5 must visits.6 pts
“Kings Kitchen for delicious Cantonese roasted meats over rice”
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in:Sending dinner to new parents in Battery Park City6 pts
“Kings kitchen is pretty straight forward with their Chinese bbq pork, soy sauce chicken, and duck.”
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in:What's the best crispy/scorched rice dish in the city?5 pts
“Kings Kitchen has really good claypot rice casserole dishes with crispy rice on the bottom.”
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in:Where can I try goose? What cultures still cook it?5 pts
“King's Kitchen for Cantonese style crispy roast goose, they have multiple locations, I go to the one in Manhattan Chinatown.”
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in:Xmas Catering/Food5 pts
“Cantonese roast BBQ: King’s Kitchen, Hay Hay Roast”
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in:What restaurant does a plate so perfectly, you’ll just always eat there if you’re craving it?4 pts
“Roast duck leg + roast pork combo rice at King's Kitchen”
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in:Immigrants of NYC, what restaurant in the city has the best version of your home country’s food?4 pts
replying to u/Throwaway1234498766: Kings Kitchen (92E Broadway) for claypot rice (Cantonese). Not sure it’s the best in the city, but it’s pretty good and it’s not easy to find given how region specific it is
“While the rice was good, the chicken sucked. It was mostly cartilage :|”
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in:Brooklyn Chinatown Food Crawl4 pts
replying to u/justflipping: - Ba Xuyen - Xin Fa - Yun Nan Flavour Garden - Hainan Chicken House - Corner 28 - Ohayo Breadhouse - Jia Xiang Tofu Stall (808 57th St Ste A2, Brooklyn, NY 11220) - Kai Feng Fu Dumpling House - Golden BBQ/61 St. Carbon Barbecue skewer cart - Fei Long Supermarket More ideas: - [Sunset Park Chinatown in Brooklyn never fails to disappoint ($39 for everything)](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/1d4gt7s/sunset_park_chinatown_in_brooklyn_never_fails_to/) - [Faves in Sunset Park?](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/11bvj50/faves_in_sunset_park/) - [Jian Bing guy on 8th and 61st (Sunset Park)](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/1dmwlvp/jian_bing_guy_on_8th_and_61st_sunset_park/) - [Supermarkets in Sunset Park? ](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/18ziiy9/supermarkets_in_sunset_park/)
“Kings Kitchen is pretty good for Chinese bbq too.”
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in:Hong Kong Claypot Rice4 pts
replying to u/another_EA: king's kitchen by east broadway or noodle village on mott, both can be hit or miss depending on day/chef but overall good!
“Kings Kitchen does great claypot and is just simple, easy, and no frills.”
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in:Recommendations for Chinese places in Bensonhurst3 pts
“Kings kitchen for roast pork over rice.”
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in:Please help! Overwhelmed by all the recommendations 3 pts
““Kings Kitchen” for some amazing Chinese style BBQ meats! My favorites are definitely the roasted duck and crispy pork”
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in:Best food within reasonable walking distance of LES? 3 pts
“As edgy choices, I might recommend the claypot at Kings Kitchen or takeaway from Carol's Bun.”
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in:Singapore Mai Fun3 pts
replying to u/Remarkable-World-234: Recall when they opened a few years ago and Walked by this place and thought it was worth a try. Will try next time
“They are known for their Claypot rice but all dishes cooked in the kitchen come out with great execution, especially for their mott st store.”
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in:The best food with the worst vibes2 pts
“King's Kitchen, Sunset Park, for everything on the menu. I am especially fond of their roast duck noodle soup and steamed rice rolls.”
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in:Roast pork that's fatty and has wah fung's "meat juice/sauce" in Manhattan Chinatown?2 pts
“I finally found a decent Crispy Roast Pig though at the Kings Kitchen on Mott”
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in:Kings Kitchen 8th ave2 pts
“the preserved meat claypot rice and it was really good. also the rice roll was super fresh and tasty”
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in:High Protein Recs Only2 pts
“Cantonese roast meats: King’s Kitchen, Roast 28, Shun Won”
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in:Singapore Mai Fun2 pts
“Kings Kitchen in Manhattan chinatown makes a mean mei fun”
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in:Soft shell crabs at Manhattan Chinatown restaurants, 20262 pts
“Kings kitchen often has them and they’re delicious”
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in:ChinaTown food guide 1 pts
“Kings Kitchen for roast meats.”
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in:Chinatown1 pts
“Kings kitchen for claypot rice.”
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in:What’s your favorite Chinese food outside of Manhattan? 1 pts
“- King's Kitchen (Claypot Rice, Roast Duck)”
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in:is my restaurant itinerary solid? should I add/remove anything 1 pts
“Even a simple cha siew over rice, Kings Kitchen is better.”
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in:Hong Kong Claypot Rice1 pts
replying to u/another_EA: king's kitchen by east broadway or noodle village on mott, both can be hit or miss depending on day/chef but overall good!
“Also highly recommend their roasted meats.”
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in:Looking for must-try places in Chinatown1 pts
“Kings kitchen for there classic Cantonese roasted meats! I recommend trying roast duck over rice or the roast duck wonton noodle soup”
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in:Brooklyn Chinatown - 'best' barbecue or other?1 pts
replying to u/crazeman: In the other thread, someone recommended King's Kitchen. IMO that's kind of a "boring" choice because they have a location in every Chinatown (besides for Flushing) so you can probably try them whenever. I usually end up getting the casserole/clay pot dishes over the roasted meats whenever I'm at King's kitchen because there's not that many spots that does clay pot dishes. Personally I like: Ng's Kitchen is a hole in the wall with roasted meats, I think they are particularly good for their roast duck but their other roast meats is also good. They used to be a stall in the Fei Long food court before they closed during COVID. Roast 28 is also pretty good for roasted meats. They used to be in Queens before they moved over to Sunset Park some years back. Hainan Chicken House deserves a shoutout. Their roast pork is more expensive than typical Chinese spots but it's pretty good and taste different. They also use a fattier cut of meat. IMO worth at least a try.
“I like Kings Kitchen, but their char siu is pretty inconsistent.”
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in:Unemployed Person ISO Cheap Eats!1 pts
“Kings Kitchen (Canto BBQ rice box, Noodle Soups, Claypot Rice) $7 - $12”
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in:What is your favorite restaurant in Chinatown?1 pts
“King's Kitchen for bbq & claypot rice”
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in:Kings Kitchen 8th ave1 pts
“Their milk tea is a must order. The tea flavor is strong. Besides the clay pots and roasted meats, the brisket with rice is good also.”
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in:Best options for Chinese (Sichuan, Duck, Hunanese, Shanghainese, Cantonese)?1 pts
“Kings kitchen for roast duck”
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in:Foodie daughter’s birthday trip to NYC December 20261 pts
“The better roast pork is in Kings Kitchen”
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in:hi, looking for affordable yet worth it food places :)1 pts
“And I like gai kitchen for their roast chicken over rice and kings kitchen for their beef shank over rice”
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in:best milk tea?0 pts
“King's Kitchen for HK milk tea, they have multiple locations”
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in:Seeking Peking Duck or High End Chinese Food-5 pts
“Go to Kings Kitchen and get pork over rice. It’s THE best food in NYC”
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postPSA - Clay Pot restaurants give you the pot51 pts
“So for $15 you're getting a phenomenal meal and a literal pot to take home.”
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in:Best Char Siu (Cantonese roast pork) in NYC?37 pts
“Kings Kitchen is my overall favorite”
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in:Where is the best roast pork -- like Wah Fung, but in a sit-down restaurant with full menu?31 pts
“King's Kitchen”
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in:Best Rice in NYC?21 pts
replying to u/Foodiegirlie030793: I love the nasi lemak from a few Malaysian restaurants (it’s a coconut flavored rice centered dish) I like it from Nynonya in LES or Malay Restaurant in Flushing even Papa Rich has a good one. Another dish is Hainanese chicken rice you can also order that at the Malaysian restaurants. The thai version can be found at chick it out in LIC. I also enjoy the sticky white rice that comes with tofu stew in Korean restaurants.
“Clay Pot Rice from King's Kitchen”
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in:Hong Kong Claypot Rice16 pts
“king's kitchen by east broadway or noodle village on mott, both can be hit or miss depending on day/chef but overall good!”
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in:Immigrants of NYC, what restaurant in the city has the best version of your home country’s food?11 pts
“it’s pretty good and it’s not easy to find given how region specific it is”
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in:Hong Kong Claypot Rice9 pts
“I also recommend King's Kitchen, they also have places here in Brooklyn”
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in:Going to Chinatown tomorrow what’s a must have?9 pts
“Kings Kitchen”
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