well great place, food was ok, portions definitely not made for the hungry man. but I must say this place stays pack. read more

Kings Co Imperial - Dim Sum Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We went as a party of 8 and from picky kids to spicy food lovers we could not have been happier! Everything was delicious- steel pot beef, dumplings, eggplant, garlic chicken, salt and pepper tofu, dandan noodles, sesame noodles...truly everything. The staff were helpful with amounts to order for the family style meal, and were refilling drinks as needed. The atmosphere was really cool too. It was such a great night out, and really we could not have loved it more! Best Chinese food! read more

Welcome addition to the neighborhood. The closest to Chinese food you can get in Williamsburg/Greenpoint area. A bit pricey but, a nice convenience to have when craving a good, tasty Chinese meal that won't make you feel sick afterward. I'll be back!! read more

Aggressively mediocre Sichuan food. Dan Dan noodles are totally off. Garlic chicken is nice but could just as easily be from a modern American restaurant. Dumplings are tasty but not remotely authentic. Nothing is spicy. Mapo tofu comes in a watery sauce that doesn't taste like much of anything. And none of the entrees seem to come with rice read more

Stellar food. Each dish was exceptionally executed. We ordered the pork soup dumplings, wok seared pea shoots, salt and pepper dry fried tofu and the peach buckle with ginger ice cream. Then we ordered another peach buckle because we needed more and the peaches came from the tree in the restaurant's backyard. Food came out very fast, and our server was energetic and helpful. Only downside: the seating was pretty uncomfortable. Will be excited to come back and try the other dishes! read more

Holy shit. Thank the goddess. Williamsburg has a good restaurant that isn't new american. This restaurant is grand sichuan plus fresh clean ingredients and good atmosphere and five blocks from my house. I will be coming here once a week and I don't give a shit how much it costs. It is amazing. And again. Thank the goddess. Done. read more

Delicious food. The sauce of the cucumber salad made me so emotional that I immediately texted my mom in China. :)

Fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Delicious highlights include the soup dumplings, mock eel, duck, dry pot beef, and various fun tiki cocktails. Love a table with a lazy Susan too. Maybe a bit pricier than I'd like, but worth it. The moment you step inside the aroma tells you the food will taste great. read more

A hub of cultural appropriation,(white owners and Chef, Hispanic kitchen but your "authentic" Chinese? Yeah right) the manager won't stop handing it his number, and there's way better Chinese food in this city for a much more reasonable price. The dumpling skins are awful. The cocktails are excellent though. read more

no1 best chinese in Wburg hands down hot and sour soup is proper so you know its real not a bad dish on the menu and drinks are solid too good mule read more

I'm going to preface this by saying I'm a vegetarian, which greatly limited my food options. My omnivore friends would probably grant this place 4-5 stars. I had the egg fried rice (they had a fancier name for it, but I can't remember it). It was pretty bland. The service was okay - we were seated immediately on a Sunday night. We noticed that they brought the wrong dishes to our table a couple of times, so maybe there's a lack of communication between the waitstaff and the kitchen. The Beijing street noodles were pretty tasty. Overall it was a meh meal. Definitely not worth the insane waits on the weekend. read more

It's really good fancy Chinese food. It's an authentic-ish taste - on the road to Chinatown but walking distance from your house. Not as good as a lot of Chinatown places but I feel much more confident about the quality of the meat. It is pricy but confidence in meat isn't cheap. Also a really cute spot. read more

Be careful if you have allergies or are strict vegetarians: we received 2 incorrect dishes-- two pork dishes at a table where one was vegetarian and another strict non-pork eater for religious reasons, and I requested and was given a gluten free menu. Our fried rice arrived with pork and not confirmed gluten free. It was brought to us, like 3/4 of our dishes that night, by a server who was not our original server. They said it was our "fried rice' (we ordered the vegetarian, gluten free fried rice). Hungry we all bit into it before we all spat it out: it had pork in it (and since the pork fried rice was not on the gluten free menu, we also assumed it was not gluten free---a problem for one at the table who is Celiac). That minor disaster aside: all dishes were UNBELIEVABLY salty AND several were VERY SPICY (glass noodles and eggplant both very spicy---again several of us projectile spat it out) WITHOUT any notations on the menu as such. Unsure why this is so popular a place. We had high hopes both because they were accommodating to allergies, and also because our first server was tenacious about checking our order's specifications: she checked our order over more than once, etc., but it didn't matter in the end: people we'd never seen before dropped off our food and we assumed it was correct, sadly we were wrong. None of us will be going back. read more

Came here for dinner last weekend! The vibe is charming, but the food was only okay. We got the half chicken and the pork fried rice but all of the food came out pretty oily and overwhelmed with soy sauce. Not the best Chinese food in my opinion. read more

oh wow this place was yummy..... we went for dinner after a few drinks around town and it was lovely. We ordered a bunch of different plates and did it family style.... I honestly cannot say anything was bad.... everything was so fresh and tasty. I have a hard time finding good Chinese here in San Diego, so i guess you just have to go to Brooklyn for it! read more

This place will charge you $30 if you try to change your reservation. Not worth it at all. I wish they had some sort of courtesy for New Yorkers who are Intrigued to try their cuisine but have schedules that are in flux. Not worth the potential loss of funds at all read more

Great ambience, food and service. Handmade dumplings are a must. Had the hit and sour soup and whole fish. Both on point!

Amazing Chinese food in Williamsburg. I grew up in nyc eating chinese food all the time and I can confidently say that this is up there with the best of them. The ambiance is nice too, and although it is expensive, I would highly recommend this as a place to take a date or someone visiting from out of town. read more

The food is truly outstanding. Really liked the Prawn Fries, Chengdu Pork and Red Pine Chicken, and the Hot and Sour Soup was truly exceptional. The decor is beautiful and the staff is very friendly and professional. I could not recommend this restaurant more. read more

This place is so delicious!! I love their soup dumplings and the mock eel. It's fun to come with friends and get a full spread. Their oolong tea is fabulous as well. read more

AH-MAZE-ING... what's not to like about this authentic Chinese spot in Williamsburg? Delicious cocktails (King Kamehameha & Soused Pacific -yum) paired with salty, spicy intricately flavored food, a win in my book. I've tried the Tiger Salad, Spring Rolls, Garlic Eggplant, Dan Dan Noodles, and the Chengdu Pork. The eggplant was so creamy and garlicy and sticky and gingery and salty and sweet and unctuous, omg salivating just thinking about it!!! And the Dan Dan noodles with minced pork - you know when you eat something spicy that is soooo good, I mean super tasty, silky noodles packed with umami and even though they kinda burn your tongue, you simply don't care and you cannot help but keep digging your chopsticks in for more?! Those are these noodles and if you like spicy porky noodles then you need to do yourself a favor and GET OVA HEA STAT. #thatisall #micdrop read more

Cool vibe, lively crowd. Cocktails looked good, but we came for the food. Ordered the soup dumplings, "chop your head off" soup, mushroom Beijing noodles, Ma Po tofu, and Crazy Pig fried rice. The dumplings were tasty, not too doughy, great flavor. The soup was really good, to the point where we knew if we kept eating we would have space for the rest of the food so we asked the staff to pack it to go. The Beijing noodles had a great aroma and taste. Mushrooms were very good. The noodles were flavorful, but almost too soft, almost doughy. That may have been the intent, but I would've preferred them a bit firmer. The fried rice was delicious. Perfectly cooked, tender and well seasoned. The bar keep who took our order forgot to put in the Ma Po tofu order, which was no big deal so we just asked for it to be packed up to-go. This honestly should have been packed in a plastic container with a lid as the paper container didn't not prevent the sauce from spilling in my car (more so a heads up to consider vs being overly upset about it). When we did try the tofu later in the night, it honestly wasn't what we expected. Ma Po tofu should almost be messy, but their were sizable chunks of the tofu cubes, which were good quality and the right softness of tofu for this dish, but it didn't absorb the sauce enough. The sauce itself could have been more gravy-like and more abundant. Overall, objectively a great place. Would still recommend to anybody looking for a decent selection of relatively authentic and mild/spicy Chinese food with a twist of innovation. read more

Stopped through tonight for dinner, as usual this place puts out very tasty spicy food. The beer on tap is solid with numerous craft options. The highlights are, hot and sour soup, kung po chicken, snow pea shoots, and the copper wells noodles. They offer delivery as well, that too is always good. I will be back. M.P read more

Best Chinese food in Williamsburg! You'll have to cross under the bridge but it's definitely worth it! (It's hard to find a good Chinese place around here so definitely go there!) read more

Omg, omg, omg....soooooooo delicious. We had soup dumplings, which my husband said were the best he ever had, the garlic chicken, that sauce is like crack, the eggplant which was so good and the pork fried rice which, for fried rice, was pretty light and not greasy. Service was good as well. Seriously, can't wait to go back. read more

The way it's painted/decorated is stunning, all those little painted bits on soft lighting, the staff are pretty accommodating, and some of the dishes are quite tasty. But it's expensive for average quality chinese food. It's han dynasty expensive, but nowhere near han dynasty good. read more

Great and friendly service, there was a bit of a wait (about 45mins) but that's expected at a good place. The owner came over after we were seated and apologized for the wait, she really didn't have to. She was friendly, asked how we liked the food and told us all about the locally raised chicken, which is delicious! I'm not a huge fan most Chinese food because I find it a little too greasy, but this food is anything but! The food is spicy and flavorful and I highly recommend the Dan Dan noodles and the garlic chicken. The cocktails are great too! read more

Best Chinese food I've had in a long time. Make sure to let the waiter know if you want things not spicy because some items, like the Dan Dan Mian noodles, while very delicious, was incredibly spicy. I had the soup dumplings, soy braised crispy pork belly, dry fried long bean, sesame noodles, spring rolls, and crispy garlic chicken. For those who don't consume pork, read the menu carefully. You may find it in a dish you wouldn't normally expect, such as the green beans. Everything was phenomenal, including the sweet chili cabbage that is complimentary and starts off your meal. I would highly recommend this place. read more

For a vegetarian Chinese food can be difficult. I will say that their veg dumplings by far are the best I have ever had, and that's compared to vegan Chinese spots! I will go back just for those dumplings. I also love the old school atmosphere. read more

Pretty good food, a bit oily. Loved the dumplings and noodles, stir frys were sub par. Atmosphere and service were great.

Went back yesterday and had the same waitress. Ask for Liz she is the sweetest and so wonderful!!! and seriously get the mock eel. and the ants. read more

I have never written a poor Yelp review but I was treated so poorly during my last visit, I just had to. While the food here is hit or miss depending on the day, the service is ALWAYS a miss. I've come to Kings Co more times than I'd like to admit with the hopes of having a better experience but it always disappoints. They do not take reservations, so they claim. Not the case if you are friends with the hostess or bartender. I was told the bar was on a first come basis but when we tried to sit, we were pushed out of the way for a couple who "left their name at the bar for seating..." an option that was not offered when I arrived. The booths were reserved for parties of 4 or more but a group of three who arrived after we did were seated immediately (after an overly familiar greeting from the hostess). We also noticed another group of three seated by the booth by the door while we stood around waiting to be seated.This place seats and serves as they see fit, and don't bother asking to speak to the manager who is constantly running around too busy to be bothered. If you're looking for less than stellar dining experience with a staff who prefers to stick to their own kind, then KCI is def your go to. read more

Love this place so much, it had already became my favorite Chinese restaurant in NYC. Kings County Imperial provided the hip and nice environment for customers, whole restaurant and interior design keeps very Brooklyn style, little bit hipster and industrial, but very lovely and comfortable. Also, it provided very traditional Chinese taste dishes, especially their homemade spicy sauce, smelled very very good and comfort spicy level for us. Tea Smoked Mu Shu Duck with homemade pancake was looked like based on Peking Duck, but added more different Chinese cooking method to make this dish so good and more interesting. Homemade Scallion Chicken Buns with Orange Hoisin really surprised us so much, it was tasted very typical Chinese pork buns, but not so oily due to chicken instead; it can be more delicious if you try with special orange hoisin, it perfectly match!!! The most important point I love this place is no MSG!! I have very serious MSG sick, so I almost can't be relieved to have Chinese food. But here is good, no MSG and clean. We are really enjoyed to have dinner here and will come to again. read more

Very cool, very Brooklyn and very tasty. Awesome selection to choose from and casual ambiance. This has become one of my favorite go-to spots. The Dan Dan noodles are spicy and definitely a key item on the menu. The steamed dumplings and chop your head off soup are great also. Absolutely keeping this restaurant in our rotation. read more

Amazing. Some of the best Chinese food I've had in my life.

The food is BEYOND salty. It is INEDIBLE. I spent $45 on delivery through Caviar and after receiving the food and eating a few bites - I could not taste it at all. My lower extremities became so bloated with water retention that I couldn't feel my feet or lower limbs. Shame on this establishment for passing off dog food as human food. NOT FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION!!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!! read more

This is my new favorite neighborhood restaurant. It is definitely the most elevated Asian cuisine in the area. I would compare it to Mission Chinese, bc it's got the hip + delicious factor, without the obnoxiously long wait. My boyfriend loves the mock eel, I love the soup dumplings, the mapo tofu and all the cocktails. One downside -- a little pricier than expected ($12 for 6 dumplings?). We always indulge in a few rounds of Shanghai mules, but most recently I tried this vibrantly blue cocktail that looked like Kool-Aid and tasted like heaven. Go. read more

For a hipster Chinese place, it's surprisingly good, I'd say excellent, and pretty close to native standards. The price is what you'd expect from restaurants like that tho., ie. not cheap. But worth an evening! read more

Yum! Love this place and so happy it's a few blocks from our apt. Have traveled across China and ate at the best Sichuan and Chengdu restaurants there and can attest Kings County captures the spirit in their own way. Order anything with sichuan peppercorns or the red chilies. Soup dumplings are great too. Faves is the Yeungshau fried rice, chengdu pork, and mapo tofu. The pea shoots can be hit or miss, miss when it's not well seasoned and salted. Stay away from the Crispy garlic chicken, it's way overpriced for the small portions and not tasty at all. Everything else is great, including the service, staff is friendly! read more

Wanted to like this place so badly! The interior is great, awesome cozy feel with little extra elements hidden throughout. The waiter was great & super friendly, which is always a plus. I was lost on what to order & asked for a suggestion. Needless to say the portion was small & covered in salt!!! All I could tasted was salt, I was to nice to say something until I was asked "how was your food". I'll give this place one more try. read more