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Located in the heart of Covington, KY, KungFood Amerasia is a vibrant Chinese restaurant that masterfully blends authentic flavors with a playful, pop-culture-infused atmosphere. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by an eclectic interior that pays homage to Asian cinema and culture, creating a cozy yet visually engaging dining space that invites both adventurous newcomers and devoted fans of Chinese cuisine.
KungFood Amerasia’s menu is a treasure trove for anyone craving bold, satisfying dishes. Start your experience with their irresistible appetizers — the Pork Egg Roll, Vegetable Spring Roll, and Crab Rangoons are consistently praised for their crispiness and rich fillings that provide the perfect prelude to your meal. The Steamed Dumplings and Dragons Breath Wontons offer a delicate balance of texture and robust pork flavors, making each bite a sensational experience.
When it comes to main courses, this kitchen doesn’t disappoint. Signature dishes like the Traditional Kung Pow Chicken and the Imperial Beef Stew are thoughtfully prepared, showcasing expertly balanced spices and tender meats that melt in your mouth. The How Fun Noodles and Chow Mei Fun dishes deliver an enticing mix of textures and subtle aromatic notes that transport you straight to a bustling Asian street market. For those who appreciate heat, the spice levels are custom-tailored to your preference, allowing each dish to sing on your palate — as customers like Tracy Freeland and Paul McKay have delighted in their perfectly spiced Kung Pao and General Tso’s chicken.
The dining experience here strikes a perfect harmony between satisfying hearty cravings and savoring the nuances of traditional Chinese cooking. The legendary Deep Fried Flounder and Pork Get in Mah Belly are standout plates, boasting crispy, well-seasoned exteriors with tender, flavorful interiors. Vegetarians will also find their bliss with the Buddha Delight, a colorful and nourishing dish that doesn't compromise on taste.
Service at KungFood Amerasia is consistently attentive and warm, creating a welcoming environment that complements the food’s high quality. Reviewers frequently mention the staff’s friendly professionalism and the promptness of service, making each visit feel effortless and relaxed. Whether you’re refueling after a long day or celebrating a special occasion, this restaurant adapts seamlessly to your dining mood.
In essence, KungFood Amerasia is more than just a place to eat—it’s a culinary escape filled with authentic flavors, playful ambiance, and genuine hospitality. For anyone seeking an engaging and delicious Chinese food experience in Covington, this gem promises to leave your taste buds craving the next visit.
Excellent food, great table service and the food came out super fast. The sesame chicken level 3 was perfect. Level 4 is where the heat really begins. The apps are fantastic as well. The pork egg roll and dumplings were delicious. Definitely will be returning.
I really enjoyed my lunch. The service was phenomenal!!!! The food was very good. And I love the fact that they let you choose your spice level because unlike everyone else these days I am not a fan of heat. Lol.
I had a fun and unexpected experience walking past Kungfood on my way to another restaurant but was drawn in by its clever and overtly Asian pop-culture vibe. The eclectic interior draws from all kinds of Asian cinema and cultural references, making it visually fascinating. The shotgun-style space is cozy, with the bar and dining area up front, the kitchen in the middle, and a quirky back section with restrooms, a small shop selling drinks and knickknacks, and another bar where you pick up takeout. I noticed four tables pushed together in the back and asked a server about them—they turned out to be Mahjong tables! I’m not sure if they host game nights or if the owners just love Mahjong, but it adds to the charm. The food was delicious. You can stick with American-style Chinese favorites or venture into more authentic dishes—many of which have a Taiwanese influence, as the owners are from Taiwan. Overall, it’s a wonderful little place I plan to revisit, especially to bring friends who haven’t experienced Taiwan or who would appreciate the colorful, graphic eye candy. I’d also love to see what it’s like here at night!
4 of us ate here on a Friday evening while cycle touring. We all had appetizers, drinks, and entrees. Though not expensive or “fine dining”, all of us agreed that this is an exceptionally good and well-balanced restaurant. One of the best, and cycle touring has given us the full range. All staff cheerful, helpful, well-informed, and handoff well. Perfectly seasoned, delicious, and healthy meals. Very interesting decor, lively and happy patrons, background music well chosen and at right volume for conversation. Highly recommended!
The food here was fantastic! Every bite was hot (temperature) and packed with a great spicy kick. I ordered the General Tso's chicken with a spice level 3, which was plenty hot enough. Also, the crab rangoons were on point! Highly recommend if you love the heat! Service was great!
We've been going to kungfood ever Dec when we visit Cincinnati. For the past couple of years the food has been fabulous. Tonight? Not so much. Idk why, but the garlic beef just had an odd taste to it. Our server didn't check on us once to ask why we didn't eat the dish, nor did she bring us our drinks. I know it gets busy, so we just paid and left without making a fuss.
Loved the original general tsos and the garlic chicken, both amazing! Also really liked the pork egg rolls and crab rangoons (not pictured, devoured). Super fun place, amazing food, will be back!