China King Blythewood Menu and Verified Prices
China King at 420 McNulty Street in Blythewood, South Carolina, has a wide Chinese and Japanese-inspired online ordering menu. The official site lists familiar fried rice and lo mein options alongside wings, seafood, lunch plates, hibachi-style dishes, and combinations. Here are real menu examples, how the sections differ, and the extra charges to watch for before you place an order.
Menu Overview
The official Blythewood menu organizes offerings into more than twenty categories, including appetizers, soup, fried rice, lo mein, mei fun, vegetables, chef’s specials, combination platters, and Japanese dishes. The size of that selection makes ordering by category especially helpful: decide whether you want a rice bowl, noodle dish, protein-and-vegetable entree, or a wing special with a chosen side.
Menu Items and Prices
Prices below are displayed on the restaurant’s Blythewood ordering site as researched October 14, 2026. Selected price variants matter: a plain wing special is not the same total as wings with shrimp fried rice. The final price may include taxes or preparation extras.
| Menu item | Description / portion | Price or status |
|---|---|---|
| Honey chicken wings, 8 cut | Plain special | $10.45 |
| Honey chicken wings with shrimp fried rice | Wing special with selected rice | $13.45 |
| Fried shrimp basket | Plain special | $9.25 |
| Roast pork with broccoli | Pork main served with rice | $12.75 |
| Egg drop soup | Pint | $5.15 |
| Vegetable fried rice | Pint | $8.25 |
| Extra white rice | Side order | $2.75 |
Dishes and Categories Worth Knowing
Wing specials
The official specials page lets you choose rice or fries with certain wings. This is a key reason two customers can quote different prices for what seems to be the same wing dish.
Fried rice versus lo mein
Fried rice uses rice as the starch; lo mein is a noodle dish. Compare portion size and protein choices to decide whether either is enough as a main dish without an extra entree.
Roast pork with broccoli
This combination is useful when you want a protein-and-vegetable dish and rice. The official menu identifies roast pork with broccoli, so it is more specific than a generic ‘pork entree’ category.
Japanese-style combinations
The menu also lists dishes such as hibachi steak and shrimp combinations. They are separate from the Chinese combo plates; check which sauces and rice are included.
How to Choose What to Order
For one diner, a combination platter or fried-rice dish may be simpler than building a meal from three separate entries. For a couple, you could split an appetizer and choose one vegetable-forward dish plus one richer entree. Families should check the party-tray section rather than assume several standard entrees are best value.
Prices, Value and Extra Charges
Always select sides before comparing prices on China King’s website. Honey wings with plain rice, shrimp rice, or other options have different totals. The site also warns that extra ingredients and special preparation may incur charges. If someone has a tight budget, compare the filled cart with the base-price list.
Nutrition, Allergens and Dietary Requests
The menu includes soy, wheat, shellfish, fish, egg, and possibly sesame ingredients across different categories. A ‘special diet’ category does not establish allergy safety. Confirm sauce ingredients, cross-contact, and whether dietary requests can actually be accommodated.
How to Confirm the Current Local Menu
Start with the venue or ordering source identified for 420 McNulty Street, Suite H, Blythewood, South Carolina. Select the correct location, review item variants, and check the final order screen. Menus can change with supply, season, location, and channel. If you see conflicting information on review sites, use the most recent official menu or ask the restaurant directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is China King in Blythewood?
420 McNulty Street, Suite H, Blythewood, South Carolina 29016, as listed on the official ordering site.
Does China King sell wings?
Yes. The official specials section lists several wing preparations with optional rice or fries.
Does it have vegetarian food?
The menu lists vegetables and vegetable fried rice, but ask about broth, sauces, and shared cooking areas.
Why does the price change when I choose rice?
Some menu specials charge more for different rice options. Check the fully customized item total.
How China King’s Meal Formats Compare
China King’s Blythewood menu has distinct sections for individual dishes, lunch plates, combination platters, and Japanese-style options. This matters because an entree price may not tell you how much rice, sauce, or vegetables come with it. When comparing choices, open the complete item description and look for included accompaniments.
Traditional lo mein and mei fun may both satisfy a noodle craving, but mei fun typically uses thinner rice noodles while lo mein uses wheat noodles. For people avoiding gluten, however, rice noodles alone do not guarantee a gluten-free dish because sauces and shared cooking equipment can introduce wheat. Check the actual recipe.
How to Read Specials With Multiple Prices
The official specials menu is a good example of why base prices can be misleading. Honey chicken wings are shown with separate prices for a plain order, fries, and different types of fried rice. The difference between plain and shrimp fried rice is part of the selected meal, not a surprise restaurant-wide price increase.
When choosing a wing special, decide on the side before comparing it to a combination platter. For two diners, one wing special plus another entree may be enough depending on appetite, but that is not guaranteed. Review portion descriptions and consider ordering rice separately only if the selected dish doesn’t include enough.
What to Look for in the Chinese and Japanese Sections
The menu contains chicken, beef, pork, vegetables, and seafood categories. For those who want a protein-and-vegetable plate, a broccoli preparation may feel very different from battered sweet-and-sour chicken. If your priority is lower added sweetness, compare the sauce rather than focusing only on the protein name.
Japanese-style dishes list hibachi and teriyaki choices separately. Some combinations include rice, vegetables, or shrimp sauce. Check each description because similarly named entrees do not always include the same sides. If you’re sensitive to salt or sugar, ask what adjustments the kitchen can accommodate rather than assuming special requests will be possible.
Ordering for Different Dietary Preferences
A vegetarian diner might begin with the vegetable or special-diet sections, but should still ask about broth, oyster sauce, egg, and cross-contact. A shrimp entree or fish-based sauce can be unsuitable for someone with seafood allergies even if the final dish does not visibly contain shrimp.
For group orders, identify allergens before adding shared appetizers. Fried appetizers are often prepared in common equipment. Put any special dietary request in the restaurant’s supported ordering notes and, when the risk is serious, contact staff to confirm whether the request can be met safely.
Final Thoughts
China King’s menu is broad but manageable once you decide on a meal format. Use its official ordering site to compare completed combinations, not just base prices, and confirm what arrives with each dish.
Sources and Menu Verification
Research checked October 14, 2026: China King’s own Blythewood online ordering menu. Additional information: supporting venue or menu listing. Menu listings may change after this check.
Disclaimer
DishOnMenu is an independent food-information website. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the restaurant. Illustrative images are not photographs of restaurant dishes. Menus, prices, availability, opening details and ingredients may change. For allergies or urgent dietary needs, contact the restaurant directly.
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