King Kee

Completely fine but average Chinese restaurant. Large portions, tasty dishes, and efficient service. It fits all the main points if you're looking for an average restaurant.

:Rating: (2/5)I visited [Restaurant Name] with my family (2 adults, 2 children) and was disappointed by the experience. A service charge was added to the bill without any prior explanation.The service was poor and inattentive. When I asked to cancel a dish, the server said it was too late, but I overheard them speaking in Cantonese, telling the kitchen to prepare the dish quickly. I understood their conversation, which left me feeling bad.

My coworkers and I frequent this place- small and unassuming but the food is really good, authentic and super flavorful!

I've got food from this place many times but this time did dine in. This restaurant is mediocre. I would love to give them 4 stars if the food taste a little bit better. The restaurant location is pretty good. Close to union square. The menu here is typically Chinese food that you would find any other place.The restaurant seem pretty slow. The service was good , only one person there and the food was fast.I got beef chow fun that I requested spicy , it was not bad.The hot and sour soup was nice but the fried rice was just ok. It's another place that you could stop by if you wanted some Chinese in the area.But if you expect a better experience, I would recommend you to go to China town. There is a lot more good Chinese food there.

Happy to have vegan option in Union Square. Good service, very quick. I ordered flaming spicy tofu. It was not what I would consider flaming spicy ha! But it was fine. I enjoyed the crisp water chestnut. The meal was too big I could not finish it. I had to pay extra for rice. The plate seemed a bit overpriced to me. Gorgeous building and location, and lamp.

Thanks to Grubhub for fast delivery. The food at King Kee was no better than buffet service Chinese food. The portions were tiny and the vegetarian chow mien had only a few vegetables. The BBQ pork was dry even though it was swimming in sauce and looked nothing like what was on the menu.No fortune cookies either.This place is a tourist trap, being so close to Union Square and the Cable Cars.I paid 36 dollars for 2 tiny dishes only because we came back from the hospital after not eating for 2 days due to a stomach procedure. I was severely disappointed since I usually pay about 10 dollars for twice the amount of food at my usual Chinese restaurant, which had already closed. If you are a local avoid this place!I don't see this place lasting with it's sub par food and 15 dollar chow mien.

After a long day of traveling from the East coast, we wanted something simple and easy for dinner. King Kee was across the street from Parc 55 where we were staying and was the perfect stop. We arrived a little early for dinner and were one of two tables, but within 30 minutes the place was full. I love that they have all the models of the dishes out in the window and the staff were very nice throughout our dinner. We started with shanghai dumplings (aka XLB) and some hot tea. Then I had the pork chow main and got it spicy. It was the perfect comfort food after a long day and we both had a little left over for a late night snack. We planned on going again during our stay but ran out of time. I saw someone with the roast duck and it looked amazing... maybe next time.

Good service! We ordered the spicy wontons in chili oil, honey walnut shrimp, beef chow mein, har gow (shrimp dumplings), shiumai, and shanghai soup dumplings. The total was about $113 for our table to feed 2 people. Skip the spicy wontons in chili oil, it was in soup form but the soup was bland and the wonton filling needed more salt. It WAS spicy though so watch for the kick. Honey walnut shrimp was crispy, and not overly sweet. We really enjoyed it and would highly recommend. Beef chow mein was really good, meat was tender and the noodles were flavorful. Hargow was also really good, chewy exterior and filling tasted delicious. Skip the shiumai, it was a let down because the filling was pretty bland. I'd also skip on the shanghai soup dumplings because they were a bit overcooked and did not have any more soup in them by the time we ate them which was a bummer.Overall I'd revisit if I were in the area out of convenience but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here since there are a ton of dimsum spots in SF. Service was good, it's a casual spot to get a bite of dimsum until 9:30pm!

Friendly owners. Portions a little small but tasted good. Packaging was well handled and good care. Noodles could have been separated from the soup as it absorbed it.

Excellent food. Excellent service. So good. They even made my dish gluten free. We came back again. Small business. Fast food service.