Kings Co Imperial

I went to Kings Co Imperial to celebrate my birthday. This places has been on my lair for a while. We had an amazing time! The food, service ambience was amazing. We ordered a lot of food lolMy favesThe complementary spicy pickled cabbage, the pork soup dumplings, the vegetable egg roll, the pork ribs, scallion pancakes and the shrimp fried rice. I'm sure all of their fried rice is delicious. All the food was piping hot and freshDefinitely going back for more soup dumplings and to try their noodle dishes.

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.

Last night was my first visit to this amazing place..I thought I was in a Quentin Tarantino movie!! The red and yellow and red soft lights were so intimate and relaxing. I was greeted by Lane, who was quite an attractive angel. So polite and engaging. Then when I came to retrieve my first meal to go, I was greeted by Thomas, who treated me like good!!! Great conversation! I ordered the egg rolls and they were rockin!! So get here soon!!! You won't be disappointed..

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!

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!

Went for thanksgiving meal while visiting Brooklyn with family. All food was really good. Loved the soup dumplings. Even Gotham extra order after we'd finished! Got the drinks in a large pitcher. Went through 2 for 7 people. Wasn't cheap but probably more economical than individual drinks. Restaurant is much bigger than it looks.

Soooo good! Give me Chinese food from Kings Co Imperial and I'm in heaven; all my beloved favorites (below) melt in my mouth, and there's an incredible medley of subtle spicy and sweet, never numbing and greasy, just mouthwatering flavor, hearty and wholesome. Ingredients are top notch! As an ardent fan, I've been to the restaurant often enough to have tried everything on the menu, so here are some of my favorites. I'm obsessed with their: -Sesame Shrimp Toast: a delicious snack from my childhood. -Sichuan Cucumbers: hot and spicy. -Dry Fried Long Bean: Chinese soul food. -Kung Po Sweet Potato -Hong Kong Style Noodle: childhood favorite of mine. -Crispy Garlic Chicken - Craving Popeyes, this is the dish that you'll want more!

Solid experience with excellent food, superb service, and great ambience.Not a single issue for our group and our server was exceptionally helpful and guided us towards some great selections and just the right amount of dishes. The staff as a whole were very professional and we had a very good visit from beginning to end.The food here is really great and considering location, is actually a good value for what you pay. The food is flavorful and most of the dishes pack a great punch in terms of taste from the very first bite. The General Tso's chicken was my favorite dish full of delight and unlike any other version of the dish I've tried anywhere: great texture, full of greens, not too greasy, and complemented perfectly with a side of white rice. The shrimp toast is dangerously good and I'd definitely make sure to order this dish as a starter on every visit. The soup dumplings were a solid order, as were the cold sesame noodles, which were a big hit with the table. The one dish that I don't think I'd order again was the crispy garlic chicken, which I was most excited to try but found a bit dry and lacking in flavor compared to the rest of our dishes.Overall, a really great dining experience, especially for a family style dining group outing. I loved the charm of the space, which was subtle and intimate. The staff were very accommodating and made the experience all that more pleasant. One of the few dining experiences in Williamsburg that would draw me back in regularly and is worth the price.

Food: 4/5Service: 4/5Ambiance: 3/5Value: 4/5Soup dumplings (dine-in only, not available for takeout or delivery) are flavorful and big. Bigger than the ones at Joe's Shanghai or Three Times or others. The shrimp toast is excellent.

Subpar chinese food. I ordered several items for take out, and they weren't nearly flavorful enough, but it certainly had a lot of grease! Not worth the price, and the dishes feel like a gimmicky American take on Chinese food.