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    Kings Co Imperial

    4.0 (451 reviews)
    Open 5:30 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Beef chow fun
    Vy T.

    The pork soup dumplings were twice the size of a standard ones. The soup was delicious and there was a ton of meat inside. I see why they dedicated a whole page on their menu for these! The dan dan mian were pretty tasty as well. The small bits of pork, green onions, and crunchy stuff were really good. The beef chow fun was not my favorite. It was a little bland even though the color is so dark. We also got the snow pea tips and it's healthier than what I'm used to at Chinese restaurants. It wasn't over oiled and the garlic flavor wasn't super strong, but I didn't mind. This place is great for sharing and everything was reasonably priced!

    Edwin R.

    Really fun place for a social meal with friends or a partner. The restaurant is really big with rooms on rooms. The food brings some eat which is always a plus. I don't think it's the best Chinese I've had in the city but the dishes are well flavored and easy to share!

    Matt L.

    Ordered take out from here. The pork ribs were not quite what I was looking for; texture wasn't exactly what I wanted and the flavor could have gone a little bit further. Oyster mushrooms were pleasant. Overall, convenient if you're around the area and want Chinese/Szechuan food, but I may not have gotten the biggest hits.

    Anna K.

    I got there around 7pm and it was packed! Inside looks great The room was bathed in a dusky light, perfect for whispered conversations. And there is a deep inside of the back! We got 3 dishes, eggplant sauté was my favorite. However, I felt like it a bit salty. It wasn't as remarkable as we'd hoped. However, cocktails are cute, people are nice!! I'd like to see them refine things moving forward :)

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    Pamela P.

    Amazing Chinese food, service, prices and atmosphere! Went with a big group of friends and had a lovely time, food was spectacular!!! High level cuisine in a family style to share and enjoy with everyone in your table. The back patio is beautiful, the round tables perfect to have a group dinner facing each other, my only suggestion beer could be colder. Will definitely coming back and will bring friends or family when visiting. I wish they would open earlier on the weekends as it would be a great place to have a family lunch but unfortunately they are only open for diner.

    General Tso's Chicken and Broccoli
    Ari A.

    Convenient Chinese and Szechuan spot in the neighborhood that you can always get into. I've had a great dinner and a mediocre dinner here. If you go for classics like Dan Dan noodles you won't be disappointed. The outdoors is brighter than the inside so I've always opted to be outside.

    Cold Sesame Noodle, Egg Drop Soup
    Brooke C.

    All around excellent food and service. We appreciated the honesty of our waiter. She was attentive and helpful with the menu. 10/10 on all food. Make sure to grab a res!

    Soup dumplings
    Leigh H.

    I traveled to Brooklyn and this place is walking distance to the Penny. It looks like nothing from the outside but it is pretty nice jnside. The waitress was great - very friendly and made great recommendations once she knew this was my first time here. The food came out fast and hot. Soup dumplings were awesome. The salt and pepper tofu was good and the portion was large. I'd come back!

    General Tso's chicken
    Emily G.

    Very good Chinese food! Ordered the General Tso's and the Hong Kong style Noodles. I loved the pork that sat atop the Hong Kong style Noodles. I thought that dish was well done. The General Tso's was good - not greasy at all but had a nice texture and good sauce. I understand the price given the dining experience and the authentic flavors, but still $26 for General Tso's feels just a biiiiit pricey.

    Crispy Sichuan Oyster Mushrooms
    David G.

    Very spacious restaurant with an outdoor back area that was well heated and lit up too. Very glad we came as we were able to have a nice drink with the pitcher option which the mule was very smooth and we weren't able to really taste the vodka but still got our buzz on. The food was delicious, I do think the oyster mushrooms was my least favorite but Hong Kong style noodle was so tasty, I wish there was more bbq with it though. Would come back for ambiance and other food to try!

    Xiao long bao
    Hiral P.

    This is a good restaurant but nothing was amazing that stood out to me. Got the xiao long bao, shrimp toast, and dan dan noodles. I felt the noodles used in Dan Dan were kinda spaghetti like and not what I'm used to in Dan Dan noodles. The shrimp toast was good not too fishy, the dumpling chili oil made it taste better than the actual sauces provided. The xiao long bao soup was a little thicker than I like but still pretty good. There was one waiter serving all the tables in the patio area so it was pretty slow. There's ample seattle on a Friday evening Overall would go again but nothing to rave about

    Special: appetizer sampler with soup dumplings, chicken dumplings, pork&shrimp dumplings, shrimp toast and spring rolls.
    Kaitlyn B.

    We didn't have a reservation and they were able to accommodate us immediately. Drinks were great (I just had a couple vodka/sodas), the sampler was insane, so yummy we ended up ordering an extra order of shrimp toast to go. I was super full after the appetizers so I just nibbled on the mains and we also took those to go. Everything reheated nicely later. The staff were kind and the place was very clean. Tables are very close together but what else would you expect from a small, cozy NY establishment. Love!

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    We ate there Friday, 2 of us for the first time. Our server was A+. Food was exceptional! When we're back in Brooklyn I want to go back!

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    Absolutely deelicious food..loved the Dan Dan noodles! Our waitress was lovely and a memorable dinner thanks to Brett.Mary Anne & Bob

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