Food is good here. I had the Hibachi with beef and my friend had the sesame chicken. Mine came with…read morebeef, vegetables, and rice. Sauce was very good. Lots of takeout and delivery going on. Service was counter ordering. Bus your own table. There are a few tables with two chairs. Very basic. No restroom. We probably won't be going back.

i believe this is a new spot with bubble tea and chinese food. the prices are very reasonable, and…read morethere's lots of seating inside. i got a peach green tea bubble tea with mango popping boba, it was pretty much a standard order for me, pretty good. the fried white rice was also very good and reasonably priced, with the chicken and egg well-seasoned. honestly, a solid go-to option. service was quick, about 10 minutes, and the vibe was casual.

I think this spot is trying to pass as two restaurants (online) - Nutritious Chinese Food and Osaki…read moreSushi. Osaki Sushi is what comes up when I ordered in GrubHub for this address and perhaps they should stick to Chinese food. The fish was not the freshest across the wide variety of rolls we had for a party of 7. The prices were affordable which I now realize should be the first giveaway. Sushi is not the most affordable of foods and lower prices reflect lower fish quality. The staff was very nice and I'll probably order Chinese food here next time to try it out. The menu looked pretty enticing.

Not your typical Chinese takeout. Unique menu, especially for this part of Brooklyn. We ordered…read morethree dishes, all tasty and perfectly cooked. Instant noodles with fatty beef was tender and delicious. Couldn't get enough of the brown rice on the diet plate. It was a variety we had never seen before, nutty and flavorful. Vegetable fried rice was light and packed with fresh ingredients. All wonderfully affordable. Great new addition to the neighborhood!

Just tried this place for the first time and really happy with my experience! The guy working there…read morewas very friendly and the service was quick. I got the orange chicken combo and it was so good, it satisfied my craving perfectly! Also the prices are fantastic - will be coming back and excited to try more dishes.

Finally get to try this place after hearing recommendations and my roommate letting me try some of…read morehis general tso's chicken. His was much better than mine. I wasn't too impressed, very sweet, and after my 10 minute journey home soggy and not the best. Also had to wait about 15-20 minutes after ordering to get it, I think the chef's were eating dinner and it was around 10pm

The menu is pretty extensive for a pan-Asian restaurant, with sushi, ramen, and korean tofu stew,…read moreso there's something for everyone. The sushi itself is solid and reliable. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, which makes it an easy choice when we're craving sushi. What really keeps us coming back is the service. We often dine here with our toddler, and the staff is always incredibly kind. Overall, Kiku offers good food, fair prices, and good service. It's a dependable neighborhood spot that we return to.

I loved Kiku! It was so good and surprisingly affordable in my opinion. I got the Thai iced tea…read morebecause I order it anytime I see it on the menu and it did not disappoint. The service was great as well. Everyone was so kind and quick! I also love the big windows in the front, we actually watched part of the pride twilight parade from inside. Lovely!

I think this is literally the only Chinese restaurant I'd go to from many other I been going here…read morefor years. I went to live in 4 different states came back to Brooklyn and I still say this is the best Chinese restaurant in Brooklyn. The food is always fresh the service is always the best and the ambiance is just natural because they've been in the neighborhood very long. I don't eat any old Chinese food sold restaurants can make dog, cat, or rat... This one I can say is hands down the best

It's Brooklyn Chinese food. They have a pretty innovative menu. The homemade iced tea, lemonade and…read moretheir Kool aid is delicious. Only thing is they don't have a delivery service but they're close by so it's not even a problem

Oops I never gave this restaurant a review so sorry.... I go to this restaurant for a lot of…read moretakeout. Specifically the sushi for the most part it's fresh and extremely enjoyable especially for my family. My go toos are tuna rolls, avocado rolls and uni that are very fresh and tasty.

I've never been to the place to sit down and eat but I've recently ordered a few party trays from…read morehere. The party tray price is essentially x5 of the original dish and the size is decent and can feed a lot of people! I ordered the chicken and broccoli plus the veggie pan fried noodles which were delicious. My coworker suggested 2 of the pickle fish dish and they were kind enough to give us 3 large white rice. They even asked if we had enough and if not they'll give us more. I even asked if this would be enough to feed up to 15 people and instead of telling me to order more, they said it should be enough. I love their honesty! Taste wise, it was full of flavor. They gave us a lot of veggies for the fried noodles which dish and the fish is delicious! Many people loved it the most. It's packed with flavor and so good with rice! Highly recommend if you are in the area.

To quote Fonzie, I was wr-wr-wr-wr and I'm sr-sr-sr-sr about not reviewing Hana Noodle Station yet…read more The beef noodle soup is a standby. Perhaps the most audacious item is the crushed cucumber with garlic. This will test your spice tolerance. I've been both victim and perpetrator when it comes to indie rock-style snobbery (I only listen to early Gaslight Anthem maaaa'aaan). I chatted up a woman in grad school and was enthusiastic about Howe Caverns but she kind of scoffed since she preferred spelunking. And I've also been guilty of "Chinese food in Hoboken? I'd rather go to Flushing." (This is a hypothetical literary device, I am actually not rejecting Hoboken dinner invitations that often). More to the point, I'm a Queens enthusiast but Hana is my favorite Dekalb spot. In the past I've enjoyed the dan dan noodles while I recently checked the curry chicken noodles for the first time. I'll check out more of the dry noodle options, if only for an occasional break from monitoring the risks of soup-related shirt destruction.

It's located in the basement level where Delalb Market Hall is near the elevators. I made an order…read morefor the Braised Beef Noodle Soup ($14.25) on DoorDash for pick up and it was ready within minutes. I got my noodle soup with regular round hand pulled noodles and level spicy. The spicy mostly came with the chili sauce that was in a separate container, so you can adjust to your liking. The broth, beef, and daikon were separated from the noodles and bok choy, so nothing gets soggy. I have to say that the beef and daikon were marinated well although the broth could use stronger flavor. Everything about this bowl was solid --not amazing, not bad. This spot gets your Asian food cravings as there aren't many Asian spots in the area. While I enjoyed it, it's not a spot I'd likely return unless it's a last resort. It's good for what it is though.

4 stars for being open until at least Midnight. I swear, nothing near my apartment is open past…read moreeven 10pm. I was coming home late and had to take the Q train because nothing else was running and decided to do the 15-20 minute hike home and passed this place while I was starving much to my delight. Ordered pan fried dumplings (doesn't specify what type of meat but I assume pork) and sesame noodles. Everything was under $10 - win. I think I had somewhere between 10-12 dumplings in the order. They definitely tasted like pork but kind of sweetened with some kind of sauce in the filling and I kind of liked it. Especially the soy dipping sauce it came with and the skin wasn't too thick and globby - it was thin just like you want them to be. The sesame noodles - very large portion but covered in a thick pre-made paste instead of peanut butter/soy/sesame sauce which it usually goes one way or the other. If you mix it enough, it tastes interesting - not bad - but not good and I've experienced this before. I still can't decide if I like it. It was served warm which I actually wanted when the menu said 'cold' so kudos on that call. The food also came out in less than five minutes and was still warm by the time I finally reached my place. Also, large enough portion that it served as two meals. He even gave me a ton of extra sauce without my having to ask. The true signs of an excellent establishment in my book. Their hot sauce is above average. Two thumbs up. Four stars until I try more of their tantalizing generic meat/rice combos and apps.

Update (8/18/2020) - Restaurant name changed to China Dragon…read more TL;DR Version: - Standard American Chinese restaurant - Solid 'fast' food with some dishes executed better than others - Convenient. Near train and opens late (might have changed with Covid) - Affordable. Meals average around $10 if you do a combo. - Good service. Nice and efficient. Order, Pay, Receive, Enjoy. Go to orders: - Wings. Solid wings with a variety of flavors (try the General Tsos) - Sesame Chicken / General Tso. Not the best I've had but pretty decent. Suspect Dishes: - Shredded chicken. It's not really what I had at other places.