I had wondered in the review for the Shepherd location why another P'King had opened nearby in Montrose when it was a mile or two away. After a year of late night deliveries, I think I have my answer without questioning their business model. The food here, both Vietnamese and Chinese, is consistent with the other locations. Portions are large and the food is tasty. The main difference is the late hours. This Montrose location closes at 2am in line with the nearby bars even though they open at the same time at 11am. Lately, I have had a hankering for tofu banh mi's. Even though the baguette is not classic in taste or size (it's huge), the ingredients still come together well. I'm not sure if it was that week, but I think P'King pickle their jalapenos instead of dumping in a fresh one. The result is a sandwich that doesn't have the traditional sharp bite. The jalapeno just blend in with the carrots and radishes. I don't seek out heat but other people may object to this.

Allegedly Houston is the most diverse city in the United States, I find that hard to believe being a native of New York City, but with that being said I'm making it a point to seek out more international restaurants whenever I'm in the city. P. King is not your typical Chinese spot, the restaurant is enhanced with a ton of high tech additions that you don't usually see including LED screens with the menu as well as a kiosk you can order at. It had a lot of space, plenty of seating for big groups and was very clean, I'm sure a big part of that is because no one was inside lol. Service was fine, a young lady at the front of the restaurant let me know I can place my order at the kiosk, it was a simple process it reminds me of the machines they have at a lot of McDonald's these days, you just tap on your order pay for your meal and you get a print out with your order number on it.  Not much human interaction while I was here which I can view as a negative and a positive, depends on what you have going at the time and how technology savvy you are! Food was good, the portions were really big, I ordered the sesame chicken and there was definitely enough chicken for two servings.  I don't think they gave me enough rice though, but I would rather have more chicken if I had to choose between the two.  You can tell the ingredients are fresh, a lot fresher than your typical chinese spot you can really taste the broccoli, it is not swimming in sauce.  All that being said I think it is way overpriced, even with the portion size it is not enough to justify what I paid for it but I guess you get what you pay for between the size and the fresh ingredients.

Solid spot. A friend and I got take out. The guy who took our orders was super friendly and hooked us up with a bunch of extra sauce. I'd give the food a 4/5. Still searching for the best Chinese joint but, this definitely didn't disappoint. Relatively small lobby/eating area. Definitely more of a takeout situation. Prices were mid level. Not bad, not great.

Glad this place exists in Montrose. Decent American Chinese food and open till 2 or 3 am. This could be your go to Chinese spot for takeout that is not Schezuan heavy (we seem to have a lot of those in Houston). It's a small spot with a big menu with all your Chinese takeout classics. I've had the lo mein, Chinese broccoli in garlic sauce, orange chicken, salt pepper shrimp - all of decent quality for to go food. I wouldn't compare this place to your favorite mom and pop spot in Chinatown, but if you're craving a quick and easy takeout Chinese grub this is your spot. Also the workers were super friendly when I picked up the food. We'll definitely return next time we want takeout!