Kiin Thai-Viet Eatery

Cute little venu, at a very noisy intersection.the Pho was sensational!! Everything else just didn't quite hit the mark. Again, the Pho was great, amazing broth, nice noodles, maybe could have had a little more beef, but I guess you get it off the bone you get. Yummy 😋 I'm unsure if it was 18hr broth, as the meat on the bone was not evident of that amount of time, but definitely the best pho I've had in mexico, so far. The bahmi was a complete fail. Nothing like what it should be. The pork was nice, the ingredients were ok but the sauce and roll were a disaster haha. The spring rolls with beetle leaf were interesting...kind of strange, the sauce was cracker, though. It was sweet, spicy, gosh, spicy. I think it is a place where if you order the right dish, you'll be rewarded. I would like to try their pad Thai for sure Service was a bit hit and miss, maybe due to our poor spanish. No they were not super busy. Odd to say, but the bathrooms were good. 3 stalls, 2 basins, soaps and hand towels.

What a waste of time and money! The traditional Pho soup was with no flavor. I had to add soy sauce, but it didn’t help. By no means it’s an 18-hour broth as promised in the menu. Grilled shrimps were in shells: hard to peel and hard to eat as inside they were almost raw. Never again. There are much MUCH better places serving Asian food in CDMX. I wish I would go to Somaa next door with excellent reviews! Just found out about them.

Pretty good .service was slow had to ask for my drink 4 times before It came.

Very disappointing. My fiance and I were looking for some good Thai food and stopped here based on reviews. The place itself was super cute! The food was very well presented. I ordered the Moo Grob Prick Khing, and I'm sorry to say that it was an overpriced mound of rice with a fried egg, some green beans and a few pieces of chicken. It was terribly dry and lacking flavor. I asked for some salsa picante, and used the entire small bowl on the rice. It helped a bit, but not enough. My fiance ordered the Pad Thai with shrimp. It was also very overpriced, and came with just 4 shrimp. It was so syrupy sweet and also very disappointing. Save yourself the trouble and find somewhere else to go!

If you are looking for truly Asian food, this place is good. Multiple options and portions are quite decent, and you can pick different proteins for any dish. Many good options for drinks. While tasting, you can feel a lot of flavors, typically found only on this type of cuisine. Price is OK, considering the portion size and flavor. Staff is very friendly and professional. Depending on the day and time, reservation in advance is best.

A very unassuming restaurant with better than average Thai and Vietnamese food but definitely on the pricier end of the scale. My rating is low because the service we received was pretty bad considering the pricing of the restaurant and the area. Food and drinks took a long time and our waiter wasn't that friendly. The food was good but nothing out of this world. Pricing was somewhat higher than what you'd expect but it's probably imported. If you're jonesing for some expensive Asian food, this is the place for you.

I am always looking for good Thai and Asian fusion restaurants and this place did not disappoint! The food was so delicious and service was good. My husband and I had the pad Thai and another shrimp dish (I don’t remember the name) both were very tasty. We are excited to return.

I did not have high expectations for this place going in, but I had one of the best meals in recent weeks here. The spring rolls, Bunn Mi sandwich, steamed buns and the accompanying sauces are on par with some of the best Vietnamese I had before. The only area for improvement are maybe samosas which are great inside but a bit dry outside. Could use some nice salsa to pair with it, but otherwise it’s great.