China King General Tso’s Chicken Price in December 2024

Are you a lover of Chinese food and looking for a delicious and refreshing lunch option? The General Tso’s Chicken is a Chinese American food made of boneless diced fried chicken emersed in sweet and spicy sauce. Whether you are looking for a refreshing lunch or savory dinner, China King General Tso’s Chicken is available to tantalize your taste buds for $12.00 for lunch and $14.60 for dinner.

General Tso’s chicken is a classic Chinese dish first invented in Hunan Province. It was named after Tso Tsung-t’ang (transliterated as Zuo Zongtang now) who is said to have enjoyed eating it. He was born in 1812 in Hunan province and died in 1885 after marvelous services in the Qing Dynasty and military.

It was invented in 1950 by chef Peng Chang-kuei, inspired by Chinese food in Hunan, China. Later in 1973, he moved to New York City, in the United States, and inaugurated his restaurant named “Uncle Peng’s Hunan Yuan”. General Tso’s Chicken was the reason for the popularity of his restaurant in the United States.

The restaurant “Uncle Peng’s Hunan Yuan” was established on 44th Street near the United Nations headquarters. Henry Kissinger was the Secretary of the United Nations and became a regular customer. He played a significant role in the success of this restaurant.

It is interesting to know that, in the early days General Tso’s Chicken was sour and spicy. So how did this sour and spicy dish transform into the sweet, that we know today? 

Peng was a skillful chef and using his culinary he made it appealing to American taste buds that other chefs all around the city mimicked and it spread all over the United States.

General Tso’s Chicken is a renowned dish across the USA, with incredible taste and distinctive features. However, China King offers affordable General Tso’s Chicken with great value and taste. The price varies slightly depending on portion size, ranging from $10 to $15.

The China King lunch specials menu offers General Tso’s Chicken for $13.60 and the Chicken menu offers the dish for lunch for $12.00 and dinner for $14.60. Explore the China King menu to enjoy this classic dish at an affordable price!

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General Tso’s Chicken is a nutrient-rich, flavorful dish that offers a perfect combination of protein, carbohydrates, and fats. It’s very important to understand and keep in mind the calorie count, protein, or fat intake, especially when enjoyed in larger portions.

Here are the nutritional values of China King General Tso’s Chicken according to 100 grams of serving.

Menu Item	Calories (kcal)	Carbs (g)	Protein (g)	Fat (g)	Cholesterol (mg)	Sugar (g)
General Tso’s Chicken	295	24	13	16	53	12

Note: Nutritional values vary based on serving size, ingredients, and preparation methods. To reduce calories and fat, try pairing the dish with less sauce with steamed vegetables or brown rice.

Well, are you looking for the perfect accompaniment to your General Tso’s Chicken? Try considering the bold flavors of the sides to enhance their taste and texture. Why not start with steamed rice? It’s a light and perfect option for diet-conscious individuals making General Tso’s Chicken a low-calorie and healthy food item.

Or, maybe you’re in the mood for something crunchy? Try pairing it with crispy spring rolls or egg rolls that add an extra layer of flavor.

For a healthier option, how about steamed vegetables? These provide a fresh contrast to the rich, flavorful chicken.

No matter what you choose, China King General Tso’s Chicken will surely be the meal’s star! What will you pair it with today?

Great taste always depends on great ingredients; you can never create a flavorful dish without quality ingredients. China King takes pride in using the finest ingredients in its dishes, which is the secret behind its renowned reputation. Here are the key ingredients that accomplish General Tso’s Chicken:

1. Sauce/Marinade
   • Chilli
   • Soy Sauce
   • Rice vinegar
   • Brown sugar
   • Hoisin sauce – the secret ingredient!
   • Sesame oil
   • Chicken stock
   • cornstarch
2. Crispy Breast Chicken
3. Stir Fry

Have you ever wondered why General Tso’s Chicken stands out as the go-to choice at China King? The answer is very simple; the perfect combination of flavors and textures. The chicken is crispy outside, tender on the inside, and coated in a rich sauce that embarks sweetness.

Along with the taste — the experience matters. China King has been serving General Tso’s Chicken since 1972 in the United States. The customizable sides like rice and egg rolls make it versatile and crave-worthy.

Come see why it’s the dish everyone keeps coming back for.

Whether you are dining in, taking out, or ordering for delivery, China King has made it easy and convenient to enjoy General Tso’s Chicken. You can order online for carryout and delivery to enjoy General Tso’s Chicken from the comfort of your home. Click on the “Order Now” button to get started.

The China King menu is packed with popular Chinese dishes. Every dish offers a new traditional and classic taste that makes you mouthwatering. Here are some popular must-try options:

Lunch Specials

• Sweet and Sour Chicken
• Kung pao Chicken
• Szechuan Chicken
• Mongolian Beef

Noodles

• Chicken Drunken Noodles
• House Lo Mein
• Beef Mei Fun
• Singapore Rice Noodles

Vegetables

• Orange Tofu
• Basil Eggplant
• General Tso’s Tofu
• Steam Broccoli

General Tso’s Chicken and Orange Chicken are extremely similar dishes because they both are made of cube chicken that is fried and coated in a thick sauce. Secondly, they are both best served with white rice and vegetables like broccoli. However, there are slight differences in composition and sauce used in its preparation.

1. The sauce used in the preparation of both General Tso’s Chicken and Orange Chicken is the biggest difference. Both sauces have almost the same ingredients including soy sauce, sesame oil, sugar, rice vinegar, and rice wine. The key difference is that General Tso’s sauce has more pepper flakes in it, while the orange chicken sauce is fruit-forward, with the distinct aroma and glaze of oranges.
2. General Tso’s Chicken is usually mild to medium spice level but orange chicken is not spicy.