Kan Kiin Restaurant in Daly City

This place was ok! Youll never find parking so drive past all the double parkers and head straight for the parking area near Home Depot.The place was near empty on Saturday morning at 11:00AM, but started getting full by the time we were done. Food presentation is ig worthy and dishes came out pretty quick. But servers dont check up and sometimes ignore you.Thai Iced Tea ($6): Bit too sweet. Couldve been my fault because I asked for no ice.Brussel Sprouts & French Fries ($11): Not 50/50 like the menu picture. We got a bed of french fries and a sprinkle of brussel sprouts leaves. Fries were nice and crispy though.Drunken Noodles (with Tofu $16): Spicy! Tasted like any other pad kee mow. Couldve used more basil.Steak & Eggs ($28): They didnt ask how we wanted the steak cooked so we told them medium rare. It came out dry.Kan Kiin Toast ($18): Delicious french toast! Probably the best thing I ate.

Perhaps we came on an off day. We had reservations - on a Sunday. Sundays are busy.Food was good, it came out in a timely manner. I would like to go back to try more but you were missing staff to have made this a more pleasant dinning experience. Perhaps I should have just ordered take out??Your water cups are small, you are busy. Staff did not have enough time to manually refill it - leave a refill bottle for all the tables - get bigger glasses. Automatically give knives to guest that require knives unless we were suppose we fork and spoon he benedict. Less back and forth means more time to do other task.

Best pad see ew Ive had in a long long time. The scenery and vibes were chill and warm. Def love Thai food since its so flavorful, glad to see that theres a good Thai spot near home.We ordered pad Thai, pad see ew, fried chicken, greens don yellow curry, and fried spring rolls.They had one server who took our order, the food came out quickly even though there were 3-4 other parties dining there.Def will come back.

The service here was amazing! We came as a big party of 13, they were able to add some extra seats for us last minute. The food was great. I loved their corn appetizer lol!

First visit to this restaurant. Looks like it is pretty new. There are plenty of tables available when we arrive. They serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. The menu is different for breakfast, brunch/lunch, and dinner. It serves somilar to son & garden, but this one is mixed Thai and american dishes. For dinner, most dishes are Thai dishes.We ordered corn fritter for appetizer. The fritter is crispy, and it comes with some white sauce. Its pretty good, but not that special.For the main course, we ordered Tom Yum Soup hotpot (coconut milk based), which is a Tom yam goong. It is served using the traditional hotpot pot. It is sweet and salty but more on the sweet side. It is seafood soup. The coconut milk is not that strong, which makes it on the light side. It comes with jasmine rice.The second dish is fried chicken fried rice. It is crispy fried chicken on top of fried rice. The portion of the fried rice is generous. The chicken is not dry. If you add pineapple, the fried rice will become pineapple fried rice. 😋 it is goodNext is claypot glass noodle (V). I like this the most. It is so yummy. It comes with tofu and mushroom.The last main course is chicken larb salad. This is my least like. The chicken is a vit dry.For dessert, we ordered sticky rice with black beans stuffed with banana. This us yummy and not too sweet. Its was yummy dinner. Service is just ok. Find parking will be challeging.

Food was good. Service was ok but they were not too happy when I tip them 25 period before tax. Why pay tip on tax? So they didnt even give me a receipt and didnt say anything when we walk out. At that time there were only 2 tables people sitting so they just watch us walk out. Oh well most likely we will not return

Had a ratatouille type moment with the beef curry.The pork belly was crispy and yummy.Matcha pancakes were great.

New spot trying to get into the swing of things. They have a Yelp waitlist but since we were around the area, we just opted to leave our name. It was about 30 minutes wait before my party of 3 got seated. We came for brunch on a Sunday and brunch ends at 2pm. We noticed many people got their orders super late.. like 1 hour+ but we didn’t experience it, luckily! Ordered 4 dishes to share:- Corn Frites Crab with Eggs Benedict: unexpectedly one of my favorite dishes of the four. I love corn so the frites was a great texture in the bite of oozing egg with crab. They didn’t skimp on the crab too! Large and yummy pieces. Will order again!- Spaghetti Kee Mao: unexpectedly my second favorite dish of the four. Kick of spice that I didn’t expect but it was the perfect amount. Lots of seafood in this dish which made it very worthwhile. Would order again too!- French toast: solid dish with lots of fruit, yum! Definitely worth adding the ice cream scoop to and I shall next time.- Matcha Pancakes: the one dish I looked the most forward to, but didn’t deliver. Not enough matcha sauce so each layer became too dry. Loved the dragonfruit topping but the pancakes, I’ll pass.Overall, solid spot $105 for three people, 4 dishes, and a drink. Will be back!

Saw this place on our afternoon walk today with our dog. Excitedly saw the menu and decided to come back for dinner few hours later.Loved the interior, decor and menu. Definitely is an upscale Thai-fusion restaurant with SF prices but the food was fantastic. We got:- E-Sarn Chicken Wings: 5/5 so good. Asian style wings. Wings were crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Came with a tamarind dipping sauce that wasn’t too sweet- Papaya Salad: 5/5 deliciously pungent - IYKYK. Loved that they put their own twist on it and added sliced kumquats- Roti / Mussaman Curry w/ Beef Chuck: 4/5 Roti was decadently flaky but a little oily. Paired well with the curry. The beef was very tender. The caramelized shallots were tender and sweet. The curry itself was a bit too sweet when paired with the caramelized shallots and roti though. Still a solid dish- Thai Iced Coffee: 4.5/5 your standard delicious Thai iced coffeeOverall - really excited to have a new, modern restaurant in the area with great food. They’ve only been open a few weeks so are likely still working out the kinks in flavors and service. We’ll definitely come back to try the rest of the menu and would gladly take friends and family here when they visit.Tips: ask for chopsticks (I can’t eat papaya salad with a fork lol), ask for a carafe of water (they have amazing duralex water glasses but they are small and will need to be refilled constantly)

Wonderful decor in this place, definitely a nice place for brunch or a date night. The price of the dishes are a bit high for what they offer on the plate though. Presentation of the food is very nice but the taste isnt super amazing, just okay. Some of the food tasted either a bit too salty/sweet or lacked Thai flavor.