Kim Tar Restaurant

Absolute favorite place to get chinese,vietnamese food. This place is cheap as all get out, they don't hold back on the food, everyone is very friendly, everything is clean, they make it fast and they have the best deal for lunch...amazing. I'm not kidding. more

If you go to Kim Tar, you have to order their ""house"" noodles. Flat, wide rice noodle - house special. Comes with duck, fish balls, chicken, liver and everything.\r \r I love to get this with the soup on the side - ""dry"" style.\r \r This is NOT vietnamese - it's a Chinese style of cooking from the Chiu Chow region of China. \r \r These noodles have a little taste of everything - seafood, duck, chicken, pork, and are out of this world. \r \r I used to drive 2 hours each way to have a bowl or two of these great noodles - but sadly, all of the chain restaurants are closed but for a few in Los Angeles, one in San Jose and one in Las Vegas.\r \r Not only are the noodles great but the portion sizes are huge! Great price and generous servings.\r \r You won't regret the stop.\r \r more

Instead of going to NBC today, we went to a less crowded restaurant but one that's still very good. After... more

Instead of going to NBC today, we went to a less crowded restaurant but one that's still very good. After the meal, I've concluded that living in ... more

If you're looking for good seafood on a budget, look no further than Kim Tar. It was a popular chain in the 80's era, there are still several locations throughout California and I believe Las Vegas as well. The Seafood Noodle w/ thick rice noodle soup is a must. You can order FRESH seafood ala carte from the tank and just can't beat the value and taste! Pros: food, open til 2am, $ more