Kin Len - Thai Street Eats

Name: Kin Len - Thai Street Eats
Address: 3934 30th St, San Diego, California, 92104, US
Telephone: (619) 663-9399
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.70

Thai restaurant

Location: 3934 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104, United States
Phone: (619) 663-9399
Price: $$

Opening hours

Sunday: 12-9 pm
Monday: 11 am-3 pm, 5-9 pm
Tuesday: 11 am-3 pm, 5-9 pm
Wednesday: 11 am-3 pm, 5-9 pm
Thursday: 11 am-3 pm, 5-10 pm
Friday: 12-10 pm
Saturday: 12-10 pm

Food & drink

Vibe

Soup

Chicken Wings

Noodle

Khao soi

Pad thai

By owner

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Menus and Prices

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Reviews

This is a gem I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE SHRIMP PAD THAI (it’s gluten free)✨ it was amazing, the shrimps were big and well seasoned and cooked, we also got the basil beef, it was a 8/10 a little smaller than the pad Thai but also yummy. The athmosphere makes you feel like in another country 👌 good for a nice late lunch with friends. Also the appetiser “Son in law wings” was fantastic, the sauce was 10/10 I kept a little for the plate.

4.2/5 Another great Thai spot in North Park.
This place had casual seating with a nice little outdoor patio.
The menu had a great variety of options with some non-traditional items that were delicious. We ordered the Tom Yum Fries, Calamari, Son-in-Law Wings, Thai Papaya Salad, Crab Fried Rice, and Pad Thai. The fries were super flavorful, and were fresh and crispy.
Highly recommend.
The wings were good, but didn’t have as much meat as I usually like.
Papaya salad had great flavor, but the cabbage was a bit hard to cut to eat (not a big deal). We were a little disappointed with the crab fried rice as it lacked a lot of flavor and the crab was minimal.
Pad thai was pretty good, but I’ll definitely be ordering more things to try next time I come.

Traditional thai place with some non standard dishes.
(fried silkworm!) Had the Basil beef /w rice and the drunken mama (seafood noodles) and I thought both were quite good.
One downside is that even at max spiciness the food isn't that spicy, so request fresh chilis on the side if you want to add spice.
The decor is filled with Thai language texts and decorations and the general atmosphere is pretty relaxed, as befitting a north park restaurant.