Kim Sun Kitchen

Chinese restaurant · Long Beach

Kim Sun Kitchen

Chinese restaurant · Long Beach

5449 Cherry Ave, Long Beach, CA 90805

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Casual eatery dishing up traditional Cambodian and Chinese dishes.

5449 Cherry Ave, Long Beach, CA 90805 Get directions

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"Owners Vibean Ros and Dara Kim prepare Chinese and Cambodian dishes. Beef sticks pack walloping flavors, and the Cambodian-style beef noodle soup rivals its similarly spiced counterparts." - Eater Staff

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" If you’re looking for a bowl of wonton egg noodle soup in Long Beach, go to Kim Sun Kitchen. It’s a casual spot on Cherry Avenue that serves a mash-up of Cambodian and Chinese dishes. This counter-service restaurant is perfect for weekday meals, and it’s also great for when you have the random urge to spend $1 on a carton of fresh soy milk. Other than the wonton soup, we especially like the rich bone marrow soup, spicy chicken rice porridge, and crispy fried tilapia served on the whole. " - nikko duren

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@infatuation

"If you’re looking for a bowl of wonton egg noodle soup in Long Beach, go to Kim Sun Kitchen. It’s a casual spot on Cherry Avenue that serves a mash-up of Cambodian and Chinese dishes. This counter-service restaurant is perfect for weekday meals, and it’s also great for when you have the random urge to spend $1 on a carton of fresh soy milk. Other than the wonton soup, we especially like the rich bone marrow soup, spicy chicken rice porridge, and crispy fried tilapia served on the whole. photo credit: Matt Gendal" - Nikko Duren

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"Since opening its doors in 1996, Kim Sun Kitchen’s been serving carefully made bowls of Cambodian beef stew brimming with tendon, tripe, and rice noodles. Rounding out the menu are pan-fried noodles, porridge, and grilled lemongrass beef skewers." - Cathy Chaplin

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Gloria Yang

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I have call to order 10 cha kvai at 8:45am pick up at 9:06am expecting it would be hot, fresh also crispy. Definitely was cold and not fresh disappointed ever. I called back the lady respond back to me with an attitude stated they cook in the morning. Cha kvai is cold and hard to chew on.

Lannie Kat

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I'm very disappointed with the service and how the bánh quẩy came out. It was cold, stale, and very hard. I called it in, and she literally gave me an attitude; she even called me back with an attitude. I ended up throwing $20.00 worth of bánh quẩy in the trash.

gomarketingsuccess dotcom

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I'm glad this is near home when I crave for mee ka tang. This is the only khmer place that have the perfect taste, not salty and when I order combination it include everything: beef chicken, egg, shrimp, scalop. nothing is left out. Other places with a combination is a headache to order. Beef+shrimp, beef+chicken or blah blah all with an extra $2. Well, this place is not that complicated!

Kim Faaloto

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I’m not a person to give a place multiple chances to redeem themselves but I try to give people the benefit of the doubt and to give them a chance before giving my honest review, so here it goes. Customer service is beyond terrible. The woman in the front is not friendly, unapproachable and seems very irritable all the time. When asking for a high chair for my baby she doesn’t respond but just walks away as if she didn’t hear you. Her husband on the other hand, is the very opposite. He is very kind and even remembers his repeated customers orders which shows a sense of pride but it is rare he is the one in the front house. I ordered a soup and bread one time and when pouring water into the cup I found a snail in it. I quickly got up and addressed the issue with the woman in the front house and she simply ignored it, as if it was normal. The cleanliness of this space is questionable. How do you have a snail in a cup and have no reaction? I am beyond disgusted and appalled by the lack of care. Not only, I found a snail but a baby roach in her jalapeño vinegar jar. My poor husband ordered the beef fried rice to-go and the meat smelled spoiled and very gamy. I’m surprised she is still open! It’s unsanitary and just disgusting. I will not be returning ever. My opinion, she needs to be shut down because this place is a health risk for the public!

Russ Lacuata

Google

Serving delicious fishes, a fusion of Cambodian and Chinese comfort foods. Budget Friendly! A hole in the wall, looks like a small house that they turned in to a restaurant. The dining area is small, probably just about 6 tables. All dishes/soups are home cooked. The server/owner was very friendly and welcoming. Must try the Phom Pehn Soup is very popular, as well as the Beef Lok Lal and Ginger Chicken. Highly Recommended. Budget Friendly. 08 Aug 2019 Looks like they done a minor remodeling. Also the menu changed for the better. Food though is still authentic, generous portions and friendly service.

Angie Dragan

Google

This little place serves a great wonton soup and Tai tea. I have been coming here for years and the food is consistently good. A treat on a rainy day!

LEMON GRASS ROOTS

Google

Prompt service and food is not disappointing. Ingredients appear simple, yet the recipe is dialed down to its signature. You swear you can duplicate but just end up imitate. I’ll always consider Kim Sun Kitchen for Cambodian food in the North Side.

Junior vong

Google

The staff's are friendly and nice but the noodle soup I had was not what I expected. The flavor was plain I had to ads a lot of different sauce just to even try to make it tasted good.

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21 Affordable LA Restaurants for Satisfying Meals That Cost $21 or Less - Eater LA

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@infatuation

The Best Cambodian Restaurants In Long Beach

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@infatuation

"If you’re looking for a bowl of wonton egg noodle soup in Long Beach, go to Kim Sun Kitchen. It’s a casual spot on Cherry Avenue that serves a mash-up of Cambodian and Chinese dishes. This counter-service restaurant is perfect for weekday meals, and it’s also great for when you have the random urge to spend $1 on a carton of fresh soy milk. Other than the wonton soup, we especially like the rich bone marrow soup, spicy chicken rice porridge, and crispy fried tilapia served on the whole. photo credit: Matt Gendal" - Nikko Duren

Kim Sun Kitchen - Review - Long Beach - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

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@eater

The 12 Best Cambodian Restaurants in Long Beach, California - Eater LA

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Gloria Yang

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Lannie Kat

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Kim Faaloto

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Russ Lacuata

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Angie Dragan

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This little place serves a great wonton soup and Tai tea. I have been coming here for years and the food is consistently good. A treat on a rainy day!

LEMON GRASS ROOTS

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Junior vong

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The staff's are friendly and nice but the noodle soup I had was not what I expected. The flavor was plain I had to ads a lot of different sauce just to even try to make it tasted good.

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