King Kong BBQ Restaurant

Came back again and ordered their Beef Chow Fun and Honey Walnut Prawns were excellent.Th beef chow fun had that prefect wok burn smokey flavor and the prawns were not too sweet.Also got Beef Stew and Garlic Bok Choy again, both were consistent, same as the last time. They raised their prices a little on the BBQ combo plates. But still great value!!!

This place is so good and the portions are huge! And not to mention super affordable... I got two orders of 2 item with half fried rice and noodles and it was $8.99 each. The chicken is cooked perfectly, crispy, not dry, and spicy chicken sauce was great. The roast pork was good too, but I kinda wish I tried the other chicken flavors. It was cool to see short rib as a menu item and the Mongolian beef had a weird color, but still delicious. Fried rice was okay, noodles were good.Service was quick, it was no line at 12pm on a Monday (holiday). It is a cafeteria style so all the food is premade and you choose what you want. It was chill vibes, it's on e.14th by SL high school and there is a parking lot with tons of spots. Inside is clean but the booths look outdated, and would rather get takeout and eat it at home. I eat a lot and couldn't finish my meal bc of the portion size. I will be saving for dinner time. I will be returning since it's right around the corner from where I live. FYI credit/debit minimum is $15

King Kong BBQ opens where China Kitchen Express was. Same concept, adding Chinese BBQ items. new ownership. Seating same. Site may have been a Taco Bell awhile ago.Offerings: scoop ready steam table of fried eats, vegetables & Chinese BBQ items. Prompt service upon entering, took a minute to peruse my choices.Bites: chow mein, fried rice + 2 items (8.99)-overfilling with the carbs. Slight leakage from clamshell container.-fried rice slight mushiness with dried semi-hard bbq pork bits. Tasted ok. Not a fav. Had usual seasoning of salt, sugar, and slight msg.-thick chow mein noods tastier with same seasoning. Size inhibited drying. Neither had vegs.Brocculi beef had tenderized beef & fresh, crunchy brocculi florets. Same seasoning profile. Chicken Gailan (Chinese Broculli) had crunchy veggies & tender chicken slices. Same seasoning profile. 3.5 stars Worthy! Deliz. Reasonable pricing. Local owners. Small parking lot. Ample inside seating.

Super cheap pricing, I think it's like $6.99 for 2 items? Didn't realize when I was picking my items that BBQ items (like BBQ pork) are priced more, and is $9.99 for the combo. Wish they mentioned that, even though its on the menu, since it's not super obvious. The food is just okay. Got the lemon chicken which looked great, but was slightly bland and not as lemony as I wanted. I also got the BBQ pork, which was also fine. Not too flavorful but tender enough. The chow mein was also bland and needed some soy sauce to doctor it up. The pricing and customer service are good, but at higher price points, I wouldn't come here. They're a new business, so I'm rooting for them and hope its just them working out the recipes.

Yes, King Kong BBQ is an extremely good value, but what I appreciate most is the variety of entrees (at least 15 options for the Combo Plate). Yes, they have the usuals like Broccoli Beef, but they also have more specialty items like Oyster Sauce Pork Chop, and to my delight, Salt and Pepper Fish. Favorite entrees so far are the Salt and Pepper Chicken and the Spicy Chicken, King Kong's take on Orange Chicken but with more tang and notes of hoisin / five spice. The Fried Rice is flavorful with chunks of pork - I prefer it over the Chow Mein. Also, you can add BBQ items to a Combo Plate for an upcharge. One current downside is that depending on timing, some of the less popular items may be lukewarm and have lost their crispiness. For the Chinese BBQ, my favorite so far is the BBQ Pork, which was flavorful and tender with a good fatty-to-lean ratio. The Roasted Pork Belly was juicy and had the classic crispy skin, but I did find it a tad fattier than usual. Same thing goes for the Roasted Duck, which I also thought could use more seasoning. And unlike the Combo Plate, the BBQ Over Rice likely won't last you two meals. All that said, the BBQ's good enough to satisfy a fix!

Food: 5/5 valueService: 5/5Ambiance: normalOverall good food good value for a quick Chinese food fix. Not too oily. Good portions. For the combo plate you can do half fried rice and half noodle. my new go-to place to pick up catering for a potluck. They have roast duck and Chinese bbq pork

Just noticed this place had a different sign, so I hopped on the internet to look for reviews. Sounded good enough for me to want to check it out, and I'm glad I did. The owner said they had only been open for 3 months, which is why I probably never noticed the new signage before. I had never been to the old place so I cannot compare the two. I got the pork with preserved egg porridge and roast pork belly. Both were excellent. I will say that it took several minutes for the porridge to come out, and it was still hot for quite a while afterwards, so it definitely was not zapped. They also have roast duck, barbecue pork, and your typical steam table dishes. Although there are a few tables, it's small, and it's mainly a takeout place. Being a takeout place, there is zero ambiance. But the place was clean and inviting and the service was friendly and efficient. Definitely going to have to come back to try some of their other dishes.

Cute little restaurant. Clean and tidy. It has dining area too. Lots of food options and their roasted duck is the best. Portion is generous and priced reasonable. Would definitely come back to support!

Love their roast duck. Combo plates a great too! This time had their roast pork and it was great seasoned great!

Fast food, steam table spot. Prices have gone up so portion is pretty on par with other similar places. Their combos (1-item or 2-items) are in a smaller container than most, at a slightly cheaper price. Food is decent, less salty than others. Service is great, the two ladies at the front are friendly and helpful. All in all a pretty typical Chinese fast food spot.