5/5 Ma T. 7 months ago on Google
To
us,
Lam's
Kitchen
is
a
place
where
flavor
meets
heartwarming
hospitality.
My
teen
and
I
stumbled
upon
this
gem
after
a
visit
to
Izumo
Taisha
shrine
in
Chinatown.
We're
dimsum
regulars
at
Legend's
or
Fook
Lam,
so
it
was
our
first
time
to
visit
Lam's
Kitchen.
Wallet-friendly
prices,
about
30%
lower
than
Waikiki
(we
had
noodles
in
Waikiki
a
day
before
and
it
a
was
$17/dish.
At
Lam’s
Kitchen,
it
was
about
$12),
and
flavors
that
dazzle.
Their
"Look
Fun
with
Duck
in
Gravy."
was
really,
really
good.
The
duck
was
soft,
moist
but
not
fatty.
The
Chinese
spice
makes
it
really
unique,
and
the
saltiness
was
just
perfect
to
eat
with
the
chewy
and
soft
rice
noodle.
Also
their
“Look
Fun
with
Tendon,
Beef
and
Wonton
in
Soup”
was
also
good.
I
wonder
if
they
let
you
double
the
tendon/beef
next
time
with
extra
charge?
It
is
so
good….
I’ll
ask
next
time.
The
generous
portion
of
napa
cabbage
was
nice
too.
Honestly,
there
is
many
restaurants
in
Oahu
but
what
stood
out
was
the
heartfelt
kindness
of
the
staff–Lam's
Kitchen
is
with
the
aloha
spirit.
With
my
child's
autism,
they
graciously
let
us
take
our
time.
A
man
with
a
group
of
six
waiting
was
pressuring
the
waitress
to
make
us
leave,
but
she
said,
“We
don’t
rush
customers
here,
sir.”
Then
she
turned
to
my
child
and
said,
“You
can
take
your
time
honey.
Do
you
want
a
tea
or
water?”
A
simple
gesture
of
care
made
our
day.
You
can
come
to
Chinatown
by
bus,
a
direct
route
from
Waikiki.
Dive
into
history,
shop
savvy
(suvenier
is
about
15%
cheaper
in
Chinatown
than
stores
in
Waikiki,
and
fruits
and
vegetables
are
fresh
and
cheap),
and
savor
Lam's.
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