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King’s Kitchen

4.3 (1009 reviews)
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Clay Pot Rice

Repeatedly praised as the best or most authentic clay pot rice, noted for perfectly cooked rice with a crispy bottom, generous portions, and well-seasoned meats such as sausage, eel, ribs, pork short ribs, frog, and beef. Many reviewers highlight its freshness and superior taste compared to other local options.

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Char Siu

Frequently recommended and described as juicy, tender, and delicious. It is highlighted as a standout Cantonese BBQ meat, with some reviewers rating it 10/10 and calling it the best char siu they've had.

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Roast Pork

Mentioned multiple times as having a nice crunch and being a staple marker of great Cantonese food. Reviewers appreciate the authentic taste and quality of the roast pork served.

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Roast Duck

Noted for its crispy skin and authentic flavor. Reviewers also enjoy the honey roasted duck variation, praising its authenticity and taste.

5

Ginger Scallion Chicken

Recommended as a staple Cantonese dish done very well, appreciated for its delicious flavor and authenticity as noted by a reviewer with Cantonese heritage.

Location details

92 E Broadway, New York, New York, 10002, US

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Hours

Monday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Tuesday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Wednesday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Thursday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Friday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Saturday 8 AM to 9:30 PM
Sunday 8 AM to 9:30 PM

About King’s Kitchen

Unassuming standby with booth seating specializing in Cantonese dishes & other Chinese food.

Amenities & services

From the business

  • Identifies as Asian-owned

Service options

  • No-contact delivery
  • Delivery
  • Onsite services
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in

Highlights

  • Fast service
  • Serves local specialty

Popular for

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Solo dining

Offerings

  • Comfort food
  • Late-night food
  • Quick bite
  • Small plates

Dining options

  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Catering
  • Counter service
  • Seating
  • Table service

Amenities

  • Gender-neutral restroom
  • Restroom

Atmosphere

  • Casual
  • Cozy

Crowd

  • Groups
  • Tourists

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
  • Credit cards

Children

  • Good for kids

Parking

  • Free street parking
  • On-site parking
  • Paid parking lot
  • Paid street parking
  • Usually difficult to find a space

Pets

  • Dogs allowed outside

Frequently asked questions

What is King’s Kitchen known for?

King’s Kitchen is best known for clay pot rice, especially versions like preserved meat clay pot and taro clay pot, which reviewers say come with a crispy rice crust and generous meat toppings. Its roast duck, char siu, and roast pork are also recurring favorites, and the restaurant is praised for serving these Cantonese dishes at very low prices.

What dishes are most recommended at King’s Kitchen?

Reviewers most often highlight the clay pot rice, roast duck, char siu, roast pork, and rice rolls. Specific standouts mentioned include preserved meat clay pot, taro clay pot, shrimp rice rolls, and even bitter melon and beef rice roll, with several people calling the roast meats well priced and flavorful.

What is the atmosphere like at King’s Kitchen?

The atmosphere is casual and cozy, with booth seating, a clean interior, and a no-frills Chinatown feel. It seems to work well for solo diners, work lunches, and groups, and reviewers note that it is less touristy than many nearby spots.

Is King’s Kitchen good value, and what is the price range?

Yes, reviewers repeatedly describe it as very cheap and reasonably priced, and the listed price range is $10 to $20. People mention leaving full for under $20, with items like char siu over rice at $8.50 and shrimp rice rolls at $6.50 showing the value clearly.

How long does the clay pot rice take, and when should you order it?

The clay pot rice takes longer than many other dishes, and reviewers say the staff usually warns you about the wait when ordering. If you want a quick meal, other items like roast meats or rice rolls may come out faster, while the clay pot is worth the extra time for its crispy, loaded rice.

Is parking available at King’s Kitchen?

Yes. Free street parking, On-site parking, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking, Usually difficult to find a space is available.

Is King’s Kitchen kid-friendly?

Yes, King’s Kitchen is good for kids.

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