The Star’s food reporter visited New Ho King, the Toronto restaurant made famous via Drake and Kendrick’s rap beef. Here’s what to eat — besides the fried rice

Johnny Lu had no idea why alerts kept going off on his phone Tuesday night until friends told him that his restaurant, New Ho King in downtown Chinatown, was name-checked in a just-released diss track by rapper Kendrick Lamar, the latest in the long — and, to most casual music fans, hard to keep up with — rap battle between Drake (and many other rappers).

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New Ho King owner Johnny Lu outside his restaurant in downtown Chinatown. 

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Pork Neck with Snow Peas with X.O. Sauce at New Ho King.

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Homemade Wasabi Duck Feet at New Ho King.

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Ho King Special Sizzling Chicken in Hot Pot at New Ho King.

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Steamed Lobster with Garlic at New Ho King.

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Sweet and Sour Pork with Pineapple at New Ho King.

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