King Palace Chinese Food UNCLAIMED

King Palace is your typical Chinese takeout with all the familiar dishes and combos. Ordered 2 or 3 times from here and it's quite good food, and they're quite good priced. The Dragon and Pheonix is good.

Some dishes good here some not so good. Lo Mein was nearly all noodles with hardly any meat or veggies and we had to add soy sauce to it for flavor. The Chicken with Broccolli was mostly broccoli stems that were almost raw. But the Szechuan Chicken and Spicy Shredded Beef were really delicious and Pork Fried Rice was spot on. The restaurant is very basic and not suited to eating in and staff easy to communicate with.

Food is usually tasty and pretty good value! I order lunch from here and it's usually ready when I get there. Usually get a combo platter that comes with pork fried rice and egg roll. The Generals or Bourbon chicken are my favorites.

You really have to look to find this place. It's not a place you want to dine in and is more suited for takeaway. The Moo Goo Gai Pan tasted good but the chicken had a strange texture, but the Roast Pork Egg Foo Young was spot on. The Beef with Broccoli was mostly broccoli with little beef although the flavor was nice. Rice was good and eggrolls were greasy and had to put on paper towels to absorb the oil before eating, but actually tasted good after. Service was ok and didn't have to wait too long.

Highlight of visit: The Roast Pork Egg Foo Young was very good.

This is in an odd location but has reasonable food that was tasty with good sized portions and quite cheap. Service was ok but the restaurant and outside area could do with some TLC.

Highlight of visit: We got some combo platters and liked the Chicken in Garlic Sauce and the Roasted Pork Egg Foo Young.

Mixed feelings about my order from here... half good and half disappointing. On the latter side, the General Tso's Chicken was a goopy gelatinous mess and the Wonton soup had so much grease floating on top and that's all that could be tasted. On the plus side, the Crab Rangoon, Moo Goo Gai Pan, and Beef with Vegetables were all delicious. This is not easy to find and it's not a very inviting place either, but the staff was friendly and the prices aren't too bad.

The inside is a bit of a dump but the woman serving was very nice and helped me to decide what to order. The dishes had good flavor but the texture on the General Tso's Chicken was kind of weird like it was cooked from frozen. The rest of the family enjoyed their food.

They make some dishes better than others. We order at least once a week from them. BUT our main complaint is that the same dish is inconsistent from week to week. They deliver and get the order correct that's worth a minimum of 4 stars.

Highlight of visit: Good egg foo young, & noodle dishes.

Our neighbors recommended us this restaurant and we called to place an order which was easy. But when we went to pick it up finding it was not so easy! It's in a strange location for a restaurant hidden off the road without any signage. Anyways, at least the food was quite good and had nice flavors. It tasted freshly made and the portion sizes plentiful. The Hunan Beef was melt in the mouth tender. At least we now know where it is for next time.