Peking Tokyo

Their food is good but TERRIBLE service. Called because delivery took over an hour and got hung up on 3 times.

The food was delicious. It arrived just how I ordered it. It was fresh and very flavorful. There isn’t much sever to customer interaction outside of the sale and ordering portion, but that’s to be expected at most Chinese restaurants. This is my favorite Chinese restaurant when I am in the Kingston area and will definitely be visiting there again!

Dine in food is great!!! However be careful when ordering delivery! The lady is very rude and will hang up on you if you get frustrated with not being able to fully understand her!

Really good food for a decent price! The sushi and Chinese food is always fresh. The lunch special is an awesome deal. If not, the combo platters during dinner is also good. My personal favorite is their general tso ‘s chicken. They do take awhile to make my food, but at least I know it’s fresh unlike the Chinese fast food places that serve food that’s been out for hours.

Decent Chinese food for a reasonable price. A great place for a college student to get a decent meal for under 10 $

Horrible service. I ordered delivery on campus and never even received it then was hung up on.

The wind chill factor made it close to 0 degrees and put my friend and me in dire need of some tasty soup. We went off to campus for a familiar destination that turned out to be closed. Cold and hungry — Peking Tokyo, right there and open — we’ll try it.
I ordered the beef noodle soup and sour spicy cucumber. My friend had the wonton noodle soup and an order of summer rolls.
The sour spicy cucumber was delicious and refreshing with a slight kick. I would order that again in a second. The summer rolls were borderline okay, but I wouldn’t consider ordering the a second time. They were small and dry and sloppily put together.
The beef noodle soup had thick udon style noodles. The broth was passable but not fantastic but the beef was tender and flavorful. Our order exceeded $ 25 which got us a free order of fried rice. The rice was a sizable portion, tasty, and was more in line with what you’ll find in bigger city’s Chinatowns than the typical South County fried rice offerings.
The menu is vast, and there were a couple of other dishes I’d like to try. I’d certainly go to Peking Tokyo again and will be trying other items when I do.

a little gem on the URI campus. I was pretty wary of this place because of its name, but I was surprised to find their sushi quite good, especially if you get their roll lunch special (two rolls for $ 8-​ish), which makes for a satisfying meal. The fish is fresh, the sushi made to order, and they have all the standard rolls (spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, etc) and then some. I have only tried one dish from their Chinese menu (roast duck noodle soup) and it was just ok – broth not as flavorful as I’d like, and not much meat on the duck bones… but I’d come back (and often do) for the sushi.

Tonight, the take out was below average:
Beef teriyaki sticks were dry, almost burnt, chewy.
Boneless spare ribs were good, not great, but nice.
Steamed dumplings are good, but the wrapper is too thick for my liking
Beef Lo Mein was a bit on the bland side
Tofu with Broccoli was not great either…
Consistency is key for a successful restaurant, the past few times I have been here, I have noticed that food quality is deteriorating.

Very good Chinese. Haven’t tried the sushi… although I always see college girls enjoying it when I go in to get my take-​out. I’m loving the dumplings and the sizzling beef. There are also ALWAYS Chinese students eating here… tells you something. Inexpensive and delightful. The sushi chef could wear a smile once in a while… It’s always nice to be greeted with friendliness, something they could perhaps figure out. But all in all, it’s a good deal and good Chinese food… especially for this college town where quantity almost always trumped quality. I’d say, they give you both!

Definitely love this restaurant! For someplace that’s in the Emporium, it’s awesome. I’ve absolutely loved everything I’ve gotten from there, especially the sushi. I love their lunch sushi deal (three rolls and soup for $ 9.95). I’m also a fan of their pork dumpling appetizer. Make sure you get the guy with the «Git-​R-​Done» hat on to make your sushi. My boyfriend ordered sushi there when he wasn’t working and apparently it was AWFUL.
I think that most people just go here for the Chinese food, but do NOT discount their sushi. It looks like the sushi would be terrible, but I always have to get some every time I’m near URI. I probably ordered the lunch special at least 15 times last semester.

Don’t get me wrong, Peking Tokyo is one of the better Chinese Restaurants that I eat at. The food is always terrific, but I never understand why everything always seems to take so long here. It’s not uncommon to have to wait 20 minutes after placing your order.

For the money and the portions this place rocks. I think its the only good sushi/​chinese food in the area. The lunch sashimi special is great and the service is pretty quick most of the time.

One of the best things about working in a new town is discovering places to eat during the ever-​so-​exciting Friday lunches out. With my new gig at the University of Rhode Island, I am in walking distance to the Emporium — which has all of the chain places like Subway, Quizno’s etc. And then there is Peking Tokyo.
It was difficult not to be lured into this Chinese place. Their vents are pointing right at the parking lot so I get a nice whiff of it all everyday.
So let’s get down to the meals. The interesting thing is that they actually sell sushi and it’s decent. Nothing crazy or fancy but if you’re in the mood for a basic type of roll, this place will satisfy your craving. The prices are decent and their lunch specials ($ 7) is the best value. You get to choose a main dish, rice and soup.
My favorite part about this place is their brown rice. First, it’s awesome that they even have this as an option. Secondly, the rice is made EXCEPTIONALLY well. Like, I’ve tried to make brown rice fluffy numerous times and Peking Tokyo definitely has be out-​brown riced.
It’s a Chinese restaurant in the middle of a college campus so don’t expect anything fancy, especially when it comes to the service. Try their General Tso’s, it’s stellar.

I’ve been eating at this joint for about 2 years and I thought it was pretty good. Well last night I had quite the experience. I placed a pick-​up order for 1 Sweet Potato Roll and the lady said 10 minutes-didn’t give me a order number or ask my name. When I went into pick it up I noticed they were really busy which didn’t surprise me. I went up to the counter and said ‘I placed a pick up order for the sweet potato roll’. Without even looking at me she just said ‘$ 4.36′. I gave her a 10 and she gave me change, I put some in the tip jar and walked away. I assumed my food wasn’t ready so I went to stand with the others. After 20 minutes went by she finally looked at me and rudely said ‘what are you waiting for’…I said ‘the sweet potato roll’. She said «oh that’s right here» (it was ready the whole time) and said «that will be $ 4.36.» I said ‘no I already paid you’ and she started arguing with me that I didn’t pay her! I told her over and over that I placed the order came in, paid, put money in the tip jar, waited 20 minutes and now i’m getting yelled at over $ 4.36! I EVEN PUT IN MONEY FOR A TIP! Did she really think I was trying to steal a sweet potato roll? I totally understand what happened which was she never made eye contact with me in the beginning so I didn’t look familiar to her, but she handled it so poorly and rudely that I will never go back to this place. It was really embarrassing and I wish I just left the food on the counter and walked away.
oh and p. s. since I had all that time to stand and wait I was watching them cook in the open style kitchen that they have an noticed a HUGE slab of meat sitting half on a cardboard box half on the floor the entire time I was there… um… really glad I don’t eat meat. Bye-​a-​later Peking Tokyo.

I really like the food here. We get take-​out a couple of times a month from Peking Tokyo, always from the Chinese menu so I can’t speak about the Japanese offerings.
This is by far the best Chinese I’ve found in South County, and is good by any standard. The people that run it I think are a mom and pop and son situation. I like that the kitchen is open, right on the other side of the counter so you can everything that’s going on. The kitchen looks clean and organized which is always a good thing.
One of our favorite items is their fried dumplings. They are right up there with any of the better ones I’ve had, and that includes places in NYC Chinatown and Boston’s. The dipping sauce for the dumplings is not just soy sauce, like most places — it’s loaded with finely diced fresh ginger, some scallions, and tastes phenomenal.
The vegetable fried rice is a winner too. Lots of fresh veggies, clean tasting, not greasy, just delicious. I also really like the crispy beef dish which is tender strips of beef in a crispy coating and sliced veggies, all in a tasty sauce. None of the sauces are too heavy or overwhelming, and everything has a distinct flavor so one dish doesn’t taste just like something else.
I’m a big fan and recommend it highly.

Considering the location, the food here is OK. The Chinese food is quite good, HUGE portions. I like the mei fun veggies (pork or veggie is better than the chicken). The sushi is OK too– not high end, but good for cheap sushi in a college town. The service is counter style and pretty quick. The place totally lacks atmosphere so take it to go. If you are in Kingston, this is one of only a couple of half-​way decent places to eat.

I literally used to eat here 3 times a week in grad school. Rhode Island has a lot of lousy chinese food places and this is not one of them.
The food compares to big-​city-​type generic chinese take out restaurants.
Most of the time the sushi is pretty good (80%) and sometimes not so much (20%)