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    Lam's Kitchen

    4.4 (660 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Cantonese
    Closed • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Cora L.

    Located in Chinatown, Lam's Kitchen is on a corner on Maunakea Street. The building is brick and the restaurant has red doors, which we read had been newly renovated. Inside, the space feels busy with tables and people moving around. There are benches inside for those waiting for a table. We had to wait a bit before we were seated but they seemed efficient in ushering people in and out of the restaurant. The middle had smaller tables, which seemed most suitable for two people. The sides had larger tables for larger parties. The tables felt pretty close together but we enjoyed the stool/bench chairs we sat on. They were different than what we are used to in restaurants. Our order was taken quickly. We decided to get the beef chow fun, yang chow fried rice, and cheong fun. The cheong fun was good, especially after adding hoisin sauce. The texture was soft and the portion was quite decent. The chow fun was also yummy. It was tasty without being overbearing. The fried rice was our favorite. It was flavorful and included a variety of ingredients. The prices were not bad either, considering the portion sizes. We hope to be back one day to try more of what they have!

    Look fun and beef mein
    Julie C.

    Amazing Chinese noodles restaurant in Chinatown known for their beef noodles! We had the beef mein, beef chow fun, and side order of look fun. Everything was great but the beef in the soup was the highlight, it was soft but not too soft and full of flavor. It paired perfectly with the noodles and soup. We went on a Sunday for lunch and they were pretty busy but we only had to wait maybe 10 - 15 min. Service was very speedy. Cute Chinatown shop vibes.

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    Candace F.

    We have wanted to try this place for so long but the hours and potential lines were a factor in holding us back. But finally we were able to try this place on a Saturday afternoon at 2pm after the lunch crush. From the outside it's hard to miss as it blends in with the older buildings. But...the interior is something else. Super clean, bright, inviting and bustling with activity. We waited only a few minutes before being seated. We were given a menu and ordered quickly. We ordered beef chow fun and the stewed meat dish. The food came out hot and quickly. The first bite proved the hype is to be believed. Soup dish had lotsa of meat and noodles. Soup was flavorful and very thinner but great with the meat and noodles. The beef chow fun...definitely had the essence of the wok. Absolutely worth coming. Prices are higher but cost is going up every where. Will return to try more dishes. Wish they would stay open later with a late dinner menu.

    AmberAyame T.

    Came back bc we all really loved the last meal. We couldn't get the juk bc it was too late. Really enjoy the food, cleanliness and staff is always great. Lots of water refills and they check on you. Love it!

    Beef chow fun
    Peter J. H.

    Very busy, casual atmosphere like your typical Chinese place that turns over customers quickly. However, their wait staff are quite friendly and although busy, they work really hard to provide great service. The tables and benches are very basic and not cushioned, which makes for quick customer turnover. We hardly waited 2 minutes before they called us; even though there was a queue the entire time we were there it seems they go really quickly. Focus is on noodles (recommended) or rice dishes. We had beef chow fun (thick noodles) and a rice-noodle soup with pork and picked cabbage. Both dishes were very good. The chow fun was smoky, as if cooked on high heat, and the rice noodles were nicely spiced. The rice noodles came in a delicious broth. Parking is tough in Chinatown but there are several pay lots around. Be careful because the private pay lots can get expensive. There's also two municipal pay lots, each about 2 blocks away.

    Beef tendon w/ fun noodles in soup
    debi k.

    Couldn't wait to get back to Lam's kitchen after 3 long months away. No matter where you may go you won't find a perfect simple bowl of one ton mein on the planet! Their beef tendon on rice noodles or egg noodles or rice is excellent! Always tender and perfectly flavored! Got a beef and green beans over rice as a take out and that was great too! Went after the lunch rush as located in the heart of Chinatown and only street parking! Got parking near the restaurant and not too busy so got seated immediately- got water served and they took our order! These guys know how to run a restaurant! You can always count on Lam's for a great meal !

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    Shannon L.

    Great find by the husband. He wanted rice soup, congee, jook to settle his stomach, and something not greasy and oily. The rice soup is a big bowl, a hearty portion. The pork liver with chives was extremely tender and very tasty. I want to come back to try other items. Also, inside is nice and clean, spacious, and air conditioned.

    Lyn L.

    We went really early so we could find parking and get into Lam's easily. Lots if tables good service. Bathrooms nice and clean. Today's braised duck was a bit salty though. It took me a while to realize that they don't bring the bill to the table. When you are done go to the cashier to pay.

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    May W.

    Walking around Chinatown, I decided to go and check it out. They serve, authentic Cantonese food, friendly service, and reasonable price. The place is bright and clean.

    Wonton main and beef rice is plate and Chinese donut
    Rosie P.

    Food is amazing as always! I've been going here since childhood and it never fails me. So glad they remodeled, there is much more tables now. The aunties here are super nice and friendly!

    Beef and tendon fun
    Doris D.

    I'm so happy that they renovated and now there's tons of space to sit. This place is HOPPIN' on weekends. We've been here like 3-4x since their reopening and everything's been fantastic, service is super quick and nice, love the big mugs of hot tea, and we rarely wait more than 15 minutes for a table (they get 'em out quick!). We've had: Chow fun beef Beef tendon on rice - You gotta get this, just get this! Beef tendon with rice noodle Wonton mein Preserved egg and pork congee You Tiu Look fun rolls String bean and beef on rice

    01/18/26
    Lisa T.

    Newly Renovated. Twice the size. Additional Tables and chairs. Few Additional menu items. Staff working hard. Busy place. Full house on Sunday lunchtime. 5 stars. Been coming here for years. Homemade look fun. Ordered take out. Choy sum fish fillet chow fun. $14.99 Beef chow fun, dry style. $14.50 Beef flank tendon with rice. $14.99 For dine in. Sign in near entrance. For take out, order at front counter. Service is quick and efficient. Restroom available. Highly recommend.

    Slow braised beef with tendon with look fun noodles
    Jordan Z.

    Lams specializes in look fun noodles as well as egg noodle dishes, theyre known for their slow braised beef with tendon and it is fall apart tender. The noodles seem to be homemade and go perfectly with their homemade broth. The flavors are simple and homey and I always leave satisfied. But I always manage to grab some roast pork from the shop across the street. They usually get real busy around lunch time and usually always oh the weekends, but service is usually fast and you get your food quick to keep business moving. They just moved into a newly renovated spot so the there's much more space than their previous location, you jus feel like your in an authentic noodles house to say the least. If you have some time and are in the area stop on by.

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    If you order takeout, is it standard practice for them to separate the hot soup from the noodles?

    Yes, they do.

    Is this business open for takeout/curbside pick up during the Covid-19 lockdown?

    Unfortunately no :(

    Msg do they use it?

    I wish I could help you with a definitive answer, but if this helps, my husband has a severe reaction to msg. His face gets super flushed and he’ll sweat up a storm. On every occasion at lam’s NO flushed feeling or sweating. I’d ask the servers.… 

    Where do you park?

    Park on the street or in a paid parking lot in the area.

    Do they use MSG?

    Yes, all restaurant do. You should rephrase your question added msg. Even chicken broth at American grocery stores have msg.

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    Lunch in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I asked my sister what she wanted to eat for her birthday: Dimsum! I suggested that we go to this new location of Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. She agreed! The covered parking lot is free! Just follow the signs and park in the designated numbered stalls. Inside, it was crowded and noisy! I wrote our name on the list and got called quickly! My sister wrote our order on the menu: shrimp dumplings, seaweed roll, deep fried taro puffs, shrimp and chive dumplings, mochi rice, pork-filled deep fried mochi, and custard tarts. Later, we added on an order of house noodles... they were thin, crisp, and tasty! Everything was delicious and beautifully presented! Service was efficient! There were different people delivering baskets and plates to our table. They just crossed off menu items on the printed list as they arrived. My sister and her husband were really happy with this meal! I was, too! Note: i even took home the leftover noodles! Yay!

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    Super cute place for fast casual Canto food! We loved the black pepper shrimp egg over rice, the…read morepepper gave the best flavor and the egg and rice texture blended great. Also I've always wanted to try the HK french toast so jumped at the opportunity - loved the peanut butter that melted inside and crispy fried bread. Service was efficient, it seems like it's a small family run place and they're all working so hard back there! Located inside the Asian Stix underground food court, we walked but they also validate parking if you spend more than $20. There's tons of other food options too in the plaza so definitely recommend checking it out.

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