ChinatownChinese
King’s Kitchen Chinese in Chinatown
The mood
Bustling, casual · good late at night · good for small groups
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A mid-priced Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, open until 2 AM most nights. Reviewers mention the Chinese food, describe a high-energy crowd, and call it reliably good.
“Tradition. Innovation. Cantonese Reimagined.”
Know before you go
- Vibe
- Bustling, Casual, Family Friendly
- Perfect for
- Food, Lively Night Out
- Best times
- Afternoon, Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner, Happy Hour, Late Night
- Group size
- Friends (2-3), Small Group (4-6)
What reviewers mention about King’s Kitchen
Moodap read 10 public reviews of King’s Kitchen and counted what they talk about.
- Chinese food3 of 10
- The food3 of 10
- High energy3 of 10
- Reliably good2 of 10
- Great service2 of 10
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Good to know about King’s Kitchen
King’s Kitchen is at 58 Mott St, New York, NY 10013, in Chinatown, Manhattan.
Every day 8:00 AM - 2:00 AM. In short, it's open until 2 AM most nights.
You can call King’s Kitchen at (646) 863-3333.
Expect about $15–40 per person at King’s Kitchen.
In the 10 reviews of King’s Kitchen that Moodap read, the most mentioned are Chinese food (3), the food (3), high energy (3), reliably good (2), and great service (2).
Food and lively night out.
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