China King Chinese Restaurant in Palm Springs

Food is fantastic. Busy place with very generous portions. Not the sexiest restaurant but you go here for the food and their great service. Food comes out very fast.Try the assorted appetizers. A taste of several things. Another great disk is the fried pork in garlic sauce. Overall a really good place with great food.

Do not eat here. First, the delivery was a mess. Photos below. They did not wrap anything and the sauce from one dish went all over every other dish and spilled everywhere. The food was not edible. It was disgusting. The portion is amazing. Unfortunately, the food was inedible.

Excellent Chinese food and super friendly service!!I started with the sesame balls and hot and sour soup. The sesame balls were so tasty with the crispy outside covered in sesame seeds to the chewy sweet bean paste inside (I left with an additional order to go!!). The hot and sour soup was thick (just the way it should be) and full of delicious ingredients; like mushrooms, chicken, egg, bamboo shoots.For my main I shared mushu pork and beef lo mein. The mushu pork was the best Ive had in such a long time, lots of crunchy veggies and tender pork! The beef lo mein was tasty too. Lots of food and had lots of left overs.The service is friendly and fast! Cant wait to come back to try new things.

We’ve enjoyed this location in the past, however this time was disappointing. With on-line ordering and the children working the front, we left unknowingly left without rice or sauces to drive 15 minutes back to our condo.We called to order rice and were rushed to hang up. We went back to get rice and the the kids didn’t recognize we were just there. We had perviously tipped $20 on a $90 take out order. I expected to be greeted with some rice and quickly sent back home. Instead, they asked us whether we ordered online, then figured out how to place the order themselves, and charged us $10, which needed to be cash if the order was under $15.I coached both kids and reminded them of the big tip and said “normally this is where you would just give us some rice.” Gave the boy a twenty and asked for my $10 change.Back at home the food all kind of tasted the same. Could just have been a bad night for them, or it could be that customer service has been lost, such as the question “Do you want rice?” when it must be ordered separately. Could all just be me pushing back on a world of self service stores and restaurants where suddenly the customer is responsible for anything wrong….

So I’ve recently started eating here with my coworkers who love the food.Honestly it’s not great however the family that runs this nice little restaurant is so cool and service oriented. The son & daughter are on it, orders drinks and setting tables. It’s fun to see a family run place that is actually family run. I don’t do 5 stars because it isn’t a 5 star place; it’s one of those little guilty pleasures you go to because you know it’s not a gourmet restaurant, it’s one of those whole in the wall places that pack on the food for a reasonable price.

Food- solid classic style chinese cooking . Good flavor and big portions. Soup was excellent. They also serve wine and beer. at very good pricesService - good service. Family owned and kids helpedVibe - this is a simple restaurant. Nothing fancy located in the middle of Palm Springs.Restroom was very maintained. Clean restaurant.

We were walking by and decided to stop in for dinner. We had such a great experience. The food is great and the value for $$$ is great as well. The service was very welcoming. Highly recommend!!!

This is one of the best, if not the best, Chinese restaurants in the Coachella Valley. The service was great and fast. Very polite and attentive servers. The food is always good. We will be back.

Its an okay establishment. The food is average, with below-average portion sizes (perhaps courtesy of reviews saying that they have large portions?). Also, contrary to whats on the menu, I did not get any soup, even though I ordered a dine-in lunch🤔. No white pepper or real soy sauce available (note: avoid those soy sauce to-go sachets and all cost), and the tiniest spring roll ever. Looked like the dwarfed version of the actual thing😬🤦🏻‍♂️. I still want to get places like these some business, especially in the harsh times that theyve been going through because of the pandemic. Next time in the area Ill make the little trek to China 8 in Cathedral City, though. Id say give them a whirl, maybe theyll up their game at some point.

I went there for my birthday. First when I walked in the place it smelled like a sewer. I should have turned around and left. Next I ordered my food. My food was ready within 5 minutes. I should have left it there, because I know for a fact it takes longer to make egg foo yung. One hour after eating their food I was sick on the toilet. I was thoroughly disappointed ☹️. Where can a person go eat good Chinese cuisine anymore?