Our restaurant was founded with one goal: to introduce the flavors of Korean-Chinese cuisine to Killeen. In a city where these dishes are rare, we proudly serve authentic comfort food using fresh ingredients and family recipes. Whether you’re new to Korean-Chinese food or craving a familiar taste from home, you’re always welcome here.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4103 W Stan Schlueter Loop Ste 100, Killeen, TX 76549
Phone: (254) 213-0864
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Reviews
Korean Chinese Kitchen – Killeen, TX
Wow, just wow. Korean Chinese Kitchen is a hidden gem in Killeen that absolutely deserves way more love. I ordered the spicy pork bulgogi, vegetable chow mein, and the pork sweet & sour (Tang Su Yuk) — and every dish was a knockout. The bulgogi had the perfect balance of heat and sweetness, the chow mein was loaded with fresh veggies and flavor, and that tang su yuk? Crispy, saucy perfection.
What really caught me off guard (in the best way) was the pickled celery-jalapeño kimchi — my first time trying it, and it was surprisingly addictive. Refreshing, spicy, and tangy all at once.
And let’s talk service — Michelle, you’re the real MVP. Friendly, attentive, and just radiating good vibes the whole time. You made the experience even better.
Heads up: the restaurant shares space with Bobacup, so Korean Chinese Kitchen has its own designated tables and seating area. It’s cozy and well-organized.
Bottom line? Fantastic food, warm service, and unique flavors you won’t find anywhere else in town.
Definitely recommending this spot to everyone I know.
It was my Korean mother-in-law’s first visit, and she gave her seal of approval on the authenticity of the dishes, which says a lot! Excellent service, clean atmosphere, and food that truly captures the taste of Korea. Highly recommend! K-pop music was awesome.
The sweet and sour pork is sweet, but is missing something – either salt or sour but it is bland 3/5. The black bean noodles are solid on their own with thick flavor 5/5. The items do not come with rice and some bonchon (kimchi and onion).
If you want dessert, you do have to order separately. The service is fast, the ambiance is generic, the food is good at best. Overall, not terrible but there are plenty of Korean options available in the area.
Flavor: 3/5
Service: 4/5
Atmosphere: 3/5
X factor: Simple menu and tied to a dessert place 4/5
After dinner, my kids wanted Pat Bingsu (a Korean shaved ice dessert) and that was the start of the show! Most Asian countries have their variation of a shaved ice treat such as this one, but this one if the largest and prettiest one I’ve seen made in the USA. It was swimming in condensed milk, mango and Strawberry popping bobas, fresh strawberries, fresh mangos, bite sized mochi, frosted flakes, and a heaping scoop of sweet bean paste. It was almost too pretty to consume.
I highly recommend this establishment and was so happy to see that Killeen FINALLY has a restaurant that serves both Jjampong and Jjangmyun that looks and tastes good. I don’t have to drive to Austin for these dishes anymore, unless I’m doing other things up there. Please go support this new business. The wait staff was top tier. They were so kind, and attentive, but not in a over bearing way. You will definitely have left overs to take home. For the amount of food we received, the price of each dish was worth it in my opinion. We will be patrons again, in the near future.