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KiiN KiiN Thai

4.7 (45 reviews)
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Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Michele R.

Kiin (say keen) in Thai language means eat. Kiin Kiin is a welcoming phrase, roughly come and eat. One feels that welcome in this tiny place from the moment one steps inside. We enjoyed every moment of our lunch visit for gracious greeting and good service and every bite of the four dishes we ordered to share. Pride of ownership shines in every way. If you haven't tried it yet, now is the time to do that before it becomes better known when I imagine that like Nahm Thai and Burmese (arguably the best in the Treasure Valley) that started out slowly and now is always full, this will be the same here. HOURS NOTE: They are closed on Wednesdays. On other days, they open at 11a and serve lunch until 3p then close until 5p when they reopen for dinner. MENU & FOOD: There is a lunch menu and while I typically want to order from dinner menus even at lunch time given lunch menus don't always contain the dishes I want to eat (as example here that would have included Khao Soi that is not on the lunch line up), I didn't ask if I could order dinner menu dishes given they are relatively newly opened and still wayfinding and I didn't want to complicate matters. The menu is multipage and laminated, suggesting things will not change often, and there are items found in most Thai restaurants as well as Northern Thai specials not found everywhere. Using the lunch menu we tried Spicy Eggplant w/pork ($13), Pad Thai w/vegetables ($13), Garden Rolls ($11) and Kanom Jeeb, small steamed Thai dumplings ($11) for total bill BTT of $48.00. Prices are a few dollars higher on the dinner menu for the same items and I assume that means portions might be larger too but we found the lunch portions more than ample, even to share. There are items on the dinner menu not listed at lunch. This is a Thai dining experience for people who appreciate quality over quantity. Everything was expertly prepared and beautifully plated. The spice level on the eggplant which comes medium, was perfect and even the white rice was delicious. We look forward to more visits to eat our way through the menu. INTERIOR: When we walked in the door we could both smell and hear the sound of food hitting a hot wok or pan and that was part of the sense of welcome as well as the greeting by the nice woman who would be our server. Everything is sparkling clean and soft colors are on the walls. There was a nice mix of current pop music on the sound system set at a level that supported conversation and didn't compete with it. SEATING: There are five or six 2-top tables lined up along one wall, a bench at back and chairs in front, and a pair of 4 tops tucked in a corner by the window. Also 3 or 4 seats at a high counter for a total of maybe 24 in all. Part of the reason we found our lunch time visit enjoyable was that there were only six people inside and we had "elbow room" for seating. Also we appreciated that they left ample room behind the tables to be able to walk into and about the space. I realize that as it is discovered it will become very popular and I imagine seating will be harder to come by and we'll choose take out. LOCATION: Meridian's has many newer and poorly planned strip malls with tiny spaces and awkward parking lots. This is one of them. They are next door to the National Guard recruiter and a couple of doors down from a Mexican place that took over the old Biscuits & Hogs space. PARKING: There is a parking lot, but in this pick up trucks and SUV kind of community, the spaces seem pretty tightly spaced. ACCESSIBILITY: Level in from the narrow walkway and all on one floor. There is one 4 top that is useable by someone in a wheelchair, I tested this out myself, but I couldn't tell from looking at the 2 tops whether the cross bars on the bases would get in the way. There are two marked ADA parking spaces in the lot but for the lot size there should be three. One of them is van accessible but the access aisle seems perhaps too small for a ramp if you're using a van. (Meridian is a mess for ADA parking errors in lots even in these new strip malls and that is on the owner of the parking lot, not the restaurant owners.)

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Yulia N.

My friends and I were in the mood for some Thai food so I thought I'd give this newly open Thai restaurant a try. Definitely did not regret! We ordered Chicken Satay, Papaya Salad, Tom Kha Kai, Pad Thai, Basil Fried Rice, Duck Curry and Crying Tiger. The food and service is amazing, our server was all smiles, nice and very attentive. We would definitely come back and try other dishes

Cashew Nut Delight,Pineapple Fried Rice and Crispy Spring Roll! And yes Yummy as always, our new favorite place!
Kimberly S.

Love it!!! Always fantastic and yummmy good! So glad we found this little gem! And Bee and Alex are awesome !

Duck Noodle Soup
Kasama C.

My new favorite Thai spot! Warm, cozy vibe, super friendly staff, and the food was seriously 10/10. The pork dumplings were amazing (that dipping sauce though!), the duck noodle soup had a rich, comforting broth, and the Crying Tiger was perfectly tender with sticky rice and a flavorful jaew sauce. If you're nearby, definitely give it a try!

Spring rolls with mint and two sauces!
J G.

The food is beautifully presented with generous portions. We loved the Spring Rolls and the Tofu Bombs. Also we enjoyed the eggplant dish. The restaurant is on the small side and there are no booths with padded seats. But the food quality is very hard to beat!!!!!

Yellow Curry with chicken. Delicious!!!
Lisa M.

Same as previous posts. All delicious! Happy they're open on Sundays. Great service!!

Dinner menu specials and vegan.
Mel L.

A new restaurant that quickly became one of our favorite Thai places in the valley! Authentic foods, great menu selection, vegan options, clearly marked gluten-free options, value lunch menu, fair prices, appropriate portions, friendly and attentive service, cozy environment, and quick access to freeway. Will definitely return. Recommend the yellow chicken curry and pad Thai (both gluten-friendly also)!

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One of the best Thai restaurants in town. Food is outstanding. The portions are big. I highly recommend this place !!!

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We were pleasantly surprised how good this place was! It will be a new regular place!

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Grabbed food to go as I work nearby. So impressed with the fresh vegetables, great flavors, nice staff. Recommend!

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The food is amazing! Some of the best Thai I've ever had and I've had a lot! So good, great service! Just wished they had a bigger place.

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Best Thai food in the area. Service was also great since we asked questions about the menu. We will be back!

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Very fresh and delicious. Small clean space but mighty in Thai food. Pad Thai and Curries with your spice preference.

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the duck noodle soup is the best thing I've had there if you like space have the drunken noodle overall 9/10

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KiiN KiiN Thai - thai - Updated October 2026

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