King's Wok (Hibachi+Asian Restaurant Raleigh)

So disappointed. The chicken batter tastes old perhaps fried in old grease? Some pieces are straight batter. The lomein is good and my husband is enjoying his sesame chicken. I however will not get the pepper chicken again. It is hard, and dry.

Really glad I tried Kings Wok! This was my first time here, and I honestly didn’t expect such good value. I noticed they recently started a Buy 1 Get 1 Hibachi deal, so I decided to give it a shot, and I’m glad I did. The hibachi comes with fried rice and vegetables, and the portions are very generous. I ordered the chicken hibachi, and it easily fed two people. Everything tasted fresh and was cooked well, not greasy at all. The owner was really friendly and mentioned that the Buy 1 Get 1 Hibachi is also available on delivery apps, which is good to know for next time. Service was fast, the place was clean, and for the price, this is easily one of the best hibachi deals around right now. I’ll definitely be back.

Haven’t been here in years, but this will now be a new staple in my restaurant rotation! The employee who helped us order was so kind and helpful with the newer menu. The crab rangoons, gyoza, and spring rolls were beyond delicious. Everything was crispy, the sauces were on point, and each item had great portions. Can’t wait to go back!

Today is the third day since this restaurant reopened, and I decided to stop by after hearing that Asia Pot took over the business and renovated the place. Even though it’s a takeout restaurant, the décor is surprisingly interesting and gives the space a nice touch. The young people working here seem genuinely proud of what they do, and that really shows. The food portions are generous, and everything tastes great — especially the hibachi. They also kept some classic Chinese dishes while adding hibachi and sushi to the menu, which I really appreciate. I think I’ll be coming back tomorrow to try more of their dishes. Definitely worth a visit.

It's not as good as former owners. They no longer offer combo meals. They no longer offer upgrades, or at all, pork fried rice. Wonton soup had been replaced with egg drop soup (not bad but not as good). They removed crab rangoons from the menu, which were better than Lemon Grass Tai's by far. I ordered the General Tso's chicken and it was barely sauced and wasn't spicy in the slightest. Egg roll was not as good as previous owners. The interior of the building has been renovated with cheap wood paneling, has bright, harsh lighting, and they no longer have a menu but a display of plastic recreations of the dishes they serve, very unappealing. I will not be ordering from this place again, quite disappointing.