The Take
The only order worth considering at New China King is steamed chicken or shrimp with broccoli and sauce on the side. This is 89 slop built on fried everything and soybean oil hidden in every default sauce.
The long menu of engineered sweetness and takeout packaging means reheated proteins and industrial ingredients by default. NYC-style slop here signals cope for quick, cheap Chinese-American nostalgia rather than actual food quality.
The Verdict
New China King is pure 89 slop. Skip the fried and sweetened traps and stick to the steamed option if you must go, or find a place that actually cooks fresh.
Common Questions
Is New China King healthy?
No. Standard American-Chinese fare loaded with seed oils and fried items.
Does New China King use seed oils?
Yes. Default sauces hide soybean oil throughout the menu.
How do you eat healthy at New China King?
Ask for steamed chicken or shrimp with broccoli, sauce on side, no fried rice.
