King's Wok Express

Ordered on line and when delivered I got nothing but a few pieces of chicken and 98% noodles , no broccoli,carrots, celery , nothing on it just noddlesNoodles and chicken super greasy not pleasant to eat

Kings wok is one of the best Chinese fast food spots in the South Bay. When I'm hungry and need some authentic Chinese food, this hits the spot. Reminds me of china.

I delightful surprise: tasty, affordable ($5.59 lb) clean and friendly. More vegetable choices than any recent Chinese express restaurant. /Fried green beans in a sweet tangy glaze, spicy silken tofu sauté, and savory mushrooms with carrots and peppers! The loyal customers haven't completed their finishing school field work but future incarnations will permit them the opportunity.

Went here again yesterday for the second time and I gotta say it didn't hit :(. They're fried rice could use some work. It taste like it's not finished like it needs to be cooked a little more. I like my rice soft not hard.

Hands down some of the best fast food Chinese food we've had in a long time. The folks there are very helpful. Even allowed me to try a sample of new item they had. Love the fact that they were very transparent with all the foods and container sizes. Super clean ambiance and fresh food! I picked up food for a gathering and the girls were so nice. The food was made fresh and I got home and the food was still piping hot! Absolutely delicious and reasonably priced. Can't go wrong with that.

Compared to other fast Chinese food places I would rate King's Wok Express with four stars, but compared to most Chinese restaurants it's more average, probably just a three star experience. There are three basic food areas. Normal combination plates, a Mongolian bbq, and smoothie drinks.There are the classic fast-food Chinese items. From several visits there, the best item I've had is the Kung Pao Chicken. Personally, I didn't care for the Mayo Shrimp, shrimp mixed with pineapple and mayonnaise, but someone else I was eating with really liked it.For the Mongolian Wok experience, enter the items you want on a clipboard, and someone from the restaurant will select the items from the food counter at the side of the restaurant. I tried this one time and the result was rather lackluster, and I've not tried it again.Service has usually been good, though I did once have communication difficulties with one person, and another time someone forgot my smoothie order and had to be reminded.

Was hoping to find a Mongolian spot. This place isn't it. It's not self serve, you check off what you want on a laminated sheet and they grab them for you. I didn't really get a decent amount of the items I pick. My order is pretty simple. Beef with pineapple, mushroom, broccoli, carrots with noddles. I got a little bit of food for $13.99. I did see a line for the Chinese food and that one costs by weight. So might try that next time.

I ordered a Milk Tea and It tasted really sour and weird. Idk if it's supposed to taste like this but I suggest you go somewhere else if you want milk tea. The food from here is good though!

Food need some work, mainly the rice which was very bland, but then again you get what you pay for. You pay by the pound of food u get. That box ran me around $9. Service was quick and efficient.

Location not efficient in phone orders, overcooked fried items, slow service on requested cook items, and overcharged by a new set price and not weighed items.