86 Fu Kee
If you're craving delicious Chinese food in Brooklyn, 86 Fu Kee is a must-visit spot that delivers a hearty mix of traditional and flavorful dishes. Located at 2211 86th St, Brooklyn, NY 11214, this family-friendly restaurant is perfect for casual dining, whether you're stopping by for a quick meal or gathering with friends and family.
86 Fu Kee is known for its roast meats that hit all the right spots. Their Roast Pork is tender with crispy skin, while the Roasted Duck is savory and perfectly seasoned. If you're looking to try something with a bit of a zing, the Sweet and Sour Pork Chops are a must-try – sweet, tangy, and perfectly balanced. Another favorite is their Chicken Pan Fried Noodle, where crispy noodles meet juicy chicken in a flavor-packed dish.
The atmosphere at 86 Fu Kee is casual with a moderate noise level, making it a comfortable place for both kids and groups. It’s the kind of place where everyone can find something they love, from the wide variety of dishes to the warm, welcoming environment. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or settling in for a long meal with friends, it’s the kind of restaurant that makes you feel right at home.
With a menu packed with savory options and a vibe that suits everyone, 86 Fu Kee is the place to go for a taste of authentic Chinese comfort food. Perfect for groups, kids, or just a casual outing, this gem in Brooklyn has earned its place as a local favorite. Don’t miss out on these flavorful dishes next time you’re in the area!
Reviews
This place can be chaotic at times but i always come here for my congee and fried dough sticks. Best congee ever and price is decent. This is the only chinese restaurant i like my congee from cause of the texture and taste. Wait times can be a bit long but the lines move
Friendly reminder that they're cash only and take out only. I was expecting to dine in and wasn't prepared for cash only. Came in during a rush but they're quick. I got ground beef congee, wonton, beef stew, and stuff eggplant. Everything was fairly cheap for the amount I got. All the food were piping hot. The rice in the congee was fine and the congee itself wasn't too thick. There was a good amount of ground meat. The stuffed eggplants didn't come with rice. I wasn't sure what it was stuffed with but it was delicious. It had some black bean sauce with it.
Only ordered takeout. Good cheap eats for family gatherings. Not major complaints of the food. Staple.
My go-to place for congee on a weekend. My favorite is the pork and century egg congee and the fish congee, both with extra peanuts. You must get the fried dough to dip in the congee. There was one time I ordered two different types of congee and the fried dough and they forgot to pack the fried dough. But overall, great place for congee and roasted meats.
Hands down the best congees. The texture is not too thick but also not too watery. And if you're wondering what is congee, it's pretty much the Chinese version of chicken noodle soup. My favorite is the combination that has squid, beef, pork, and peanuts. I tried other congees but my favorite is still the combination. I especially love to add a fried dough to go with it. The shop also sells Cantonese bbq meats and it's all pretty good. The prices are pretty standard. Lunch time and weekends get pretty busy, but I usually call ahead. Since covid, they haven't had dine-in options; only takeout.