Kim Son Restaurant

This is my favorite Vietnamese Restaurant in New Orleans. It is on the Westbank so it can be a great place to go when other places are totally booked during the crowded seasons. It is a great place to eat anytime! Fresh food, very tasty, always good. more

The service at Kim Son was a necessity, and I'm not talking about bringin' you're your food. The pacing on the dishes was great, with one plate gliding right onto the table just as you finished your previous dish. And finally, our server kept our glasses full, an item that you'll truly appreciate when you sample some of the spicier fare. The steak came out on a large platter and was cut into nearly two dozen well-seasoned grilled morsels. Underneath the beef was a bed of crunchy raw cabbage, grilled onions with fresh, cool tomatoes surrounded the whole thing. This was a marvelous dish. Before I get into the cost I have to fill y'all in on what could be one missing ""Eighth Wonder World"" Kim Son, by a long shot, has the biggest menu I've ever come across. Kim Son was a real treat. Pros: food, service, bus boy is cute more

They're not particularly friendly either. When I go to a restaurant I like to be served by outgoing, friendly people. The people that work at Kim Sons are neither. So miss Miller IS ACCURATE. Their in house dining specials give decent value for money. It's about average to slightly higher than average for the city. The food is average to slightly above average on a good day. The atmosphere is below average to average, the portions for take out are ridiculous for the price. Do not repeat DO NOT order out here. They charge an arm and a leg for below average portions. Once I ordered ""to-go"", Feeling a little dehydrated I asked for a glass of iced tea. The drink service waitress looked at me somewhat crazily, and demanded to know what I had ordered. When I told her she reluctantly poured the glass of tea. Pros: quickish service, good drink service Cons: not outgoing, not friendly more