Kim Chuy Restaurant

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Los Angeles, United States

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Chinese restaurant· Takeout restaurant· Restaurant· Delivery service

Kim Chuy Restaurant Reviews | Rating 4,1 out of 5 stars

Kim Chuy Restaurant is located in Los Angeles, United States on 727 N Broadway #103. Kim Chuy Restaurant is rated 4.1 out of 5 in the category chinese restaurant in United States.

Address

727 N Broadway #103

Price range

$$$

Phone

+1 2136877215

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Mandy Wade
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Great taste at decent prices. Easy to order on their touch pads and food was ready quickly! Small parking lot in back. Definitely coming back!

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Ariel
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Chinese broccoli and seafood porridge was on point. Big portions great flavor

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L Conway
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Tried this spot already with my friend and I am obsessed ever since. I enjoy the excellent atmosphere and delightful dishes and drinks. Keep up the good work.

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George Truman
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A little bit off the beaten track but easy to get to and in a nice neighbourhood. Great experience and delicious. It's a nice touch to be able to choose from a menu instead of the old cart thing. I don't get to enjoy dim sum often enough but I really liked their choices and preparation. Definitely recommended!

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Michael Wessel
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Today was my first time in Chinatown after living in LA for a couple years. Wandering about down the main drag I came upon this place. I checked the reviews and it seemed like a good place. It was Sunday, the restaurant was crowded, and the dishes through the window looked tasty. I sat down and took a minute to find a soup that caught my eye. There were plenty, but the variety soup was what I pointed out. I also had the option of what kind of noodles, which I thought was pretty cool. There was a hiccup in service here. First they lost my order, then they moved me to a different table. As a lone eater I understood the space thing, as I didn't choose the table but was told to sit there I was a little miffed, but not too much. The forgotten dish, being really hungry, sucked. But, after about 5 or 6 minutes my soup arrived at where I sat. Overall I was really happy with what I ordered. The flavor, portions, variety, all were really good. And, the price was also on point, at 8 for the dish, which, in LA seems miraculous. Next time I hear to Chinatown I'll probably check out a different restaurant, not because this place isn't good, I just have a feeling there might be better.

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