The noodle soups are "blow your mind" good. Boat noodles and Kao soi are great. Give it a try!

We love this place! The boat noodles and the Kao soi are delicious. Highly recommend the beef short rib with both of them. The service is always friendly and attentive and the patio space is super cute. When they are busier the wait times can be a little long but it's a small spot without a ton of employees.

Kin Sen Asian Noodle Bar: Noodle bowls so big they could feed a yeti (BYOB sweatbands, you might get a workout). Broths simmered for lifetimes, guaranteed to warm your soul (or melt the spoon). Short rib Khao Soi Noodles are a must. Warning: Slurping encouraged. Dignity? Not so much.

It's a cute little place to dine in. We had 10 people in our party. We literally ordered all of the special dishes. The foods were a bit salty but they were really good. We all loved it. The service was good. We'll definitely come back.

Food 4/5. Great portions. Service 4/5. Super quick service. Fast and nice. Ambiance 4/5. Cute and cozy. Second time here.

The meal kicked off on a low note with some of the worst spicy dumplings I've ever had in my life. They are served in a shallow bowl submerged in a cold and spicy broth. The dumplings are most likely not made in house and purchased from Costco The white pearl hot sake was also served boiling hot with steam rising out of the jug. I suspect they microwaved it We ordered five dishes to share family style and to my surprise they were all delicious Kin sen noodle soup, boat short rib, fried chicken and rice, curry noodles, and some pho Also there was a dog running around the dining area. The owner of the restaurant apologized, apparently someone's dog wandered in As we were leaving some lady came with with her kids and reclaimed their lost dog. Good times

Tried this place for the first time tonight off of a insta review. The place is very small and the tables frankly too close together. The decor is quite nice but with everything hard surfaces and the tables so packed you can hear every conversation around you and it's hard to hear the person across the table for from you. The background music is also just a little too loud to help create an environment where you can hear conversation flow easily. However aside from that feature the service was friendly and fantastic! I loved the recommendations our waiter made and everything we tried was fresh and packed with great flavor! The prices seemed reasonable with the quality and portions as well.

Kin Sen has the most delicious Authentic Asian dishes you gotta try. The combination bowl is a MUST It is: Authentic Thai street noodles. Rice noodles, beef short rib, beef, oxtail, beef meat balls, bean sprouts, Chinese broccoli and scallion in house special broth. I loved it These beefy pieces of meat add a rich beefy flavor and tender texture to our dish. Oxtail is a fatty piece of beef that lends a unique richness and depth of flavor to our broth. I love oxtail !!! it's a delightful twist on the traditional noodle dish. The Kao soi with shrimp looks like an art piece. This mouth-watering combination of curry, noodles, and soup is not just tasty but also incredibly satisfying. It was a perfect blend of textures and flavors. It's not just a treat for the eyes but also for the taste buds! The chicken teriyaki is a great option, especially for kids. And don't skip the desserts you can't go wrong with mango, sticky rice, or a good honey toast. So there you have it! A brief overview of the delicious dishes i tried at an Asian Noodle Bar. I hope this has made your mouth water and inspired you to try some new dishes this weekend. If you found this enjoyable, please share it with your foodie friends.

I've been here twice for dinner and each time I'm blown away at how flavorful everything is. If you don't like spice and depth to your broth this place is not for you. I love noodle soups with a passion and even more on a cold night. The restaurant is really small but we were fortunate to get a table right away on a Saturday night. I got the Thai boat noodles with brisket and my hubby got the Khao so i. The bowls were huge and full of noodles, tender meat, veggies and thick, flavorful broth. Ask for some spices to kick up the heat. The brisket in my soup was so tender and flavorful, literally melting in my mouth. The broth was dark and heady and full of flavor and spice. The Khao soi was a curry based soup with crunchy cabbage in it to add some texture with the noodles. Perfect place to satisfy that noodle soup craving.