Mr. K's Chinese Cuisine & Sushi 10395 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32832

"Is understandable how they charge you extra money for fried Chinese rice. Could you imagine that ? A Chinese restaurant serving you the combo with white rice ? And charge you extra if you want Chinese rice ? That’s not fair. 2 thumbs down for taking advantage of the costumer like that."

"Mr K was a very popular spot for takeout! So much so that there were probably 10-15 extra people standing around in the restaurant waiting for their food which was quite distracting. The 2 servers were very busy with the takeout orders and answering the constantly ringing phone so the few dine in customers were often overlooked. The food itself was quite good - chicken lo mein was flavorful. The Szechuan Beef was not as spicy as I expected a Szechuan dish to be… but I guess that is because of the clientele. It did have a good flavor though. Overall, good Chinese food, just overflowed with takeout orders and people waiting."

"This is my mother's favorite place and it's easy to tell why. The food is incredible and the prices are so reasonable. And they really do care and listen to people's orders. My grandma is very picky, and my mom had to make a very specific order for her and they managed to get it perfectly. I got the steamed dumplings which were incredible, and the pepper steak and house fried rice. Everything was 5 stars. Go to this place, watch out for the scam websites, and support these people!! 2 things though, this one family left all of their noodles and rice when we left. Lmaooo they must have either already ate or were a bit taste palette-ly challenged. And watch out for the right corner of the restaurant cause its scorching hot. They also still don't serve sushi!! Hire a sushi chef challenge."

"Some of the best Chinese food we’ve had in Florida. Just know they don’t have a sushi chef at present. Prices just went up on their menu but they are generous with ingredients; even their condiments are high quality (no fake soy sauce here). The house fried rice, shrimp, and won tons were all super fresh and rivaled the best we’ve had in Hawaii and Cali. My husband said it reminded him of a mom and pop restaurant in San Francisco where he worked for a decade. Chinese artifacts adorned the walls and Chinese relaxing vocals played as background music. Li, the friendliest server, spread her sunshine and joked around with some of the patrons in Chinese. The other servers hustled to give the crowd quick service. The customers were a diverse blend of the neighborhood: from kids to the elderly and all ethnicities, the community likes this small business. We will be back for the lunch specials."