Kim Bo Chinese Restaurant

Round two! So, some coworkers said get the General Tso’s chicken, garlic chicken, or lo mein= jackpot!!! The general’s chicken and lomein were great! Ummm… I don’t know that I’ll venture and get anything else unless it’s lunch time and a little less expensive (especially if it turns out like my 1^st visit).

it is so hard to find a chinese restaurant which doesn’t use MSG. this place is delicious and the service is super fast.

This is a typical Chinese take out place. They don’t do delivery. I have never been disappointed with my order. If you dine in everything is ready super fast! They’re also fast for take out, but when I ate inside the food was literally out in 5 minutes. I’d rather come here to pick up my Chinese food than order delivery from any of the surrounding restaurants. I wish they had cups with ice for the drinks.

Stayed at the hotel next door so tried this place out from recommendation of the hotel staff and it did not disappoint. Food was tasty, hot and made very quickly, and it seems to be a popular local spot as there were a lot of patrons when I picked up my order. My only complaint is that the sauces seemed a little sweet, but overall a great experience.

The only «Chinese» restaurant in Cocoa Beach I will go to. They are fast, friendly, and the food is good.

Very good. I ordered sesame chicken white meat only extra crispy and if was one of the best i have ever had and I’m from New York. I am going back!

Very good! We ordered crab Rangoon, edamame, chicken lo mein, house special fried rice, king pao beef, and the five-​o. The entrees were fantastic and the fried rice the next day was even yummier. Fast service. Nice guys.

Have to say, the people that work here/​run the place are really cheerful and nice. They have a wide selection on the menu. Food is ready really quickly. Ordered the Hunan Beef and pan fried dumplings. For me, the sauce on the beef had too much of a sweet flavor. I did order extra spicey and it came that way. Have to give them a thumbs up for that. I do enjoy pan fried and steamed dumplings. Their version seems to use a filling that taste like italian sausage. Didn’t care for the filling but do have to say they were cooked perfectly. Overall, it seems the food is prepared for customers who find americanized chinese food really enjoyable. The sauces are plentiful, the veggies just overcooked and it really does taste like there is sugar or some sweetener in the sauce. Definitely not bad, but certainly worth the effort to try other places.

Holy crow I lived in Cocoa for months on end going to other Oriental food restaurants and always felt they were over priced and not that good.
THEN as I was returning one of my Budget Rental Cars I came across the flyer for Kim Bo… the gal at Budget said they were good — so we tried them.
Well they are actually VERY GOOD… excellent ingredients, and totally like China Town in Toronto. We had the black bean chicken and the curry chicken dishes (both came with steamed rice and a soft drink).
The Curry Chicken was excellent — spicy, fresh crispy stir fried snow peas, onions with carrots. The sauce was spot on, and the spice factor for me was perfect (spicy enough to enjoy and not bland)
The Chicken in black bean sauce was perfect — crispy stir fried green peppers.
2 DISHES WITH POP $ 20 TOTAL (food was excellent and pricing really good). They have $ 6.95 lunch specials (various dishes with rice and a pop — I think it comes with a spring roll too).
We both commented how we wish we had known about the place sooner. It really fixed my real Chinese Food craving… kind of spoiled Torontonian with their own China Town… so picky when it comes to Chinese food.
So many times I went to Saigon restaurant down the road and spent twice the amount and was disappointed as the veggies were more like frozen veggies.
If you are in the area it is right next to the Publix Supermarket (the Publix that is nearer Cape Canaveral side of Cocoa)… Really recommend this place. food is good and won’t break the bank either… portions are generous also.

I’ve eaten here about 5 – 10 times so far and the food is always pretty good.
The house fried rice is my son’s favorite. I’ve had other items on the menu (egg rolls, Kung Pao Chicken, etc.) have always been cooked well and not too greasy.
This place, like most local chinese take-​outs in the area, sells canned sodas so plan ahead and have some ready at home instead of paying $ 1 per can.