Full Kee

Full Kee in Washington D.C. is a hidden gem for lunchtime indulgence. This quaint restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with dishes like the flavorful broccoli beef, comforting Duck noodle soup adorned with wonton dumplings, and a refreshing vegetable plate. Each bite was an explosion of taste, showcasing the chef's expertise and dedication to quality. From the warm ambiance to the exceptional flavors, Full Kee delivers an unforgettable culinary journey that's bound to leave you longing for more. Truly fantastic in every aspect, it's a must-visit spot for anyone seeking authentic and delicious Chinese cuisine in the heart of the nation's capital.

Not a date night kind of place atmosphere wise, but the food was delicious and service attentive. The soft shell crab was amazing and the egg rolls spot on. They don't serve any alcohol, which I wish I'd have been aware before going. My partner loves a cold Tsingtao with his Chinese food!

Yummy Shrimp fried rice, bbq roast pork, sweet sour pork.

My friend wanted vegetables and I was in the mood for pork, so we were both very happy with our Buddhist Delight ($13.95) and Moo Shi Pork ($14.95). There are no lunch specials, but the portions were large the food was delicious, so we thought the prices were very reasonable. Excellent service too.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid and I’ve never had a bad meal. Whenever I take people here I always recommend the duck noodle soup — it is a must!! Everything tastes so fresh and you can tell a lot of care goes into the food.

I read the reviews and decided to to drive to D.C's. China Town to place an order. I drove 2hrs.each way to get there and back. Growing up in Chicago I am partial to the old family owned restaurants in China Town. Full Kee in D.C. did not disappoint. The dishes ordered were full of flavor, no heavy starch, nice portions, and fresh. It is my opinion that Full Kee was worth the drive and did not disappoint. I will suggest getting rid of the fortune cookies (so western) in favor of the almond cookie.

Just returned on Christmas day 2023 to place another order. I requested no onions due to an allergy. After driving 2hrs returning home, I discovered onions in one dish. I called Full Kee and not only did they apologize, they provided a refund for the dish via Zelle. I am impressed. And yes, the other food was 😋 delicious. Great service, great food, and an honorable staff with high ethics and morals.

Don't be fooled by the outside...the food is DELICIOUS and reasonably priced. Only down side is that they have no liquer.liquor.

Love it! Like my order. Combination Fried Rice was awesome!

This place has some very tasty and delicious general Tso's. I enjoyed it and would go back

I have eaten at Full Kee for more than 20 years now. The restaurant has changed owners. While the food today is not as good as when the original owners ran the restaurant, it is still a great place in DC if you are hankering for Hong Kong style wonton noodles or porrridge (jook). Because that's all I order, I have no comment on the American menu. Locals order from the noodles or porridge menu. My favorite is the roast duck noodles with wonton and vegetables. The wonton are fresh and homemade and delicious. The soup is light and tasty without the heavy MSG aftertaste. Highly recommended if you love wonton noodles or porridge.

Smaller cozy location with great menu. Food was delivered quickly and the staff was very friendly. It was worth a few blocks of walking for this gem.

Loved the pan-fried dumplings, which are a favorite of mine when I try new places. These did not disappoint. Very authentic. The egg rolls were tasty and not greasy. I am looking forward to trying other items soon enough.

Came dine in luch time.
Great food and you can togo.
Will comeback later when visiting DC Chinatown.

DC has amazing food, Full Kee is no exception.

It's for sure standard takeaway as far as the location, but the food is awesome.

I was most pleasantly surprised by great vegetarian options despite the meat dominated menu. The Eggplant in garlic sauce was 🔥🔥

I started coming here over 30 years ago, when I lived in DC. Paid a visit recently and was surprised by how little had changed. They have a steady clientel, not a tourist place although there are throngs outside on the street. Ignore the traditional dishes and try something new.

Amazing food! It's really fresh and has good taste. We ordered to go and was pretty fast.

My favorite Chinese restaurant in DC. Best for those late night post happy hours. Delightfully greasy and sinfully tasty. Avoid anything that looks healthy and you won't be disappointed.

What a meal. Delicious and quick. Enjoyed watching “Fail Army” while eating my dumplings and fried rice. But perhaps the best part of this establishment - the water pouring. One sip and the staff is there to refill your cup.

this had the most delicious duck i've ever had from a casual chinese restaurant

Super Friendly staff and Amazing food. Best affordable Chinese food in D.C. HANDS DOWN!