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Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15871 Pomona Rincon Rd Unit 130, Chino Hills, CA 91709
Phone: (909) 248-0485
Website: https://lekinareethaieatery.com/
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Reviews
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The Bottom Line Up Front:
A disappointing dinner experience with extremely slow service and average-tasting food at premium prices.
The Backstory:
My wife and I have wanted to try this place out for a while because of the rave reviews online. We love Thai food and had high hopes. Alas, we were seriously underwhelmed.
The Service:
Firstly, we expected there to be a long wait, as it was a crowded for a Sunday night. To our pleasant surprise, we got a table after waiting only a minute or two. Cups of water and menus came immediately thereafter. Our server was friendly and polite. Sadly, that was as good as the service was going to get. It took about 5 minutes to flag him down to put in our order. Then the REAL waiting game started…
After 20 minutes of waiting and seeing others get served first even though they sat down AFTER us, I asked our server if our dishes were in the queue. He checked, came back, and apologized that there was a delay with 1 of our 3 orders, but he would have it out as soon as possible. The waiting continued. A full 10 minutes later (30 minutes after putting in our order and about 35 minutes since we first sat down!) we finally got our first dish — and it wasn’t even our appetizer.
The Food:
So what did we wait so long for? My order was the Khao Soi, a noodle soup in a creamy coconut curry broth and served with chicken, crispy noodles, pickled mustard greens, and other veggies for taste. Was it worth the wait? Nope. The chicken drumsticks were dry while the broth was just average at best. Plus, they placed the fried noodles directly in the broth, making it soggy and defeating the purpose of having CRISPY noodles (whereas most other Thai places I’ve been to place it on the side).
My wife got the E-San Station, a combo plate that had BBQ chicken, papaya salad, and sticky rice. The BBQ chicken had good seasoning but the meat was also dry. The sticky rice was undercooked, with parts of it hot and sticky and other parts just warm but hard and not fully cooked. But the worst part was the papaya salad, which tasted like a weird mix of old and bland.
Ironically, our appetizer — the Cream Cheese Wontons — came out last, approximately 40 minutes after we first sat down. The saddest part: They were not as good as the Wontons you can get at Panda Express.
The Price:
The real kick in the pants? The prices. The Khao Soi was $20. The E-San Station was $25. And the Wontons (of which there were only FIVE pieces) was $12 — $2.40 each. After adding taxes and tip, our total was $70. That’s definitely not worth it for below-average to average food and the excruciatingly slow service.
The Setting:
It’s located inside a strip mall with other restaurants with sufficient, free parking. Inside, the restaurant is clean and beautifully decorated. But it’s a little cramped in the front where tables are placed pretty tightly together near the entrance. Fortunately, we got a booth in the back.
The Conclusion:
Perhaps we came on one of their “off” nights when they had their B team working, but the end result is that we waited a painfully long time for unsatisfactory food at steep prices.
… moreA disappointing dinner experience with extremely slow service and average-tasting food at premium prices.
The Backstory:
My wife and I have wanted to try this place out for a while because of the rave reviews online. We love Thai food and had high hopes. Alas, we were seriously underwhelmed.
The Service:
Firstly, we expected there to be a long wait, as it was a crowded for a Sunday night. To our pleasant surprise, we got a table after waiting only a minute or two. Cups of water and menus came immediately thereafter. Our server was friendly and polite. Sadly, that was as good as the service was going to get. It took about 5 minutes to flag him down to put in our order. Then the REAL waiting game started…
After 20 minutes of waiting and seeing others get served first even though they sat down AFTER us, I asked our server if our dishes were in the queue. He checked, came back, and apologized that there was a delay with 1 of our 3 orders, but he would have it out as soon as possible. The waiting continued. A full 10 minutes later (30 minutes after putting in our order and about 35 minutes since we first sat down!) we finally got our first dish — and it wasn’t even our appetizer.
The Food:
So what did we wait so long for? My order was the Khao Soi, a noodle soup in a creamy coconut curry broth and served with chicken, crispy noodles, pickled mustard greens, and other veggies for taste. Was it worth the wait? Nope. The chicken drumsticks were dry while the broth was just average at best. Plus, they placed the fried noodles directly in the broth, making it soggy and defeating the purpose of having CRISPY noodles (whereas most other Thai places I’ve been to place it on the side).
My wife got the E-San Station, a combo plate that had BBQ chicken, papaya salad, and sticky rice. The BBQ chicken had good seasoning but the meat was also dry. The sticky rice was undercooked, with parts of it hot and sticky and other parts just warm but hard and not fully cooked. But the worst part was the papaya salad, which tasted like a weird mix of old and bland.
Ironically, our appetizer — the Cream Cheese Wontons — came out last, approximately 40 minutes after we first sat down. The saddest part: They were not as good as the Wontons you can get at Panda Express.
The Price:
The real kick in the pants? The prices. The Khao Soi was $20. The E-San Station was $25. And the Wontons (of which there were only FIVE pieces) was $12 — $2.40 each. After adding taxes and tip, our total was $70. That’s definitely not worth it for below-average to average food and the excruciatingly slow service.
The Setting:
It’s located inside a strip mall with other restaurants with sufficient, free parking. Inside, the restaurant is clean and beautifully decorated. But it’s a little cramped in the front where tables are placed pretty tightly together near the entrance. Fortunately, we got a booth in the back.
The Conclusion:
Perhaps we came on one of their “off” nights when they had their B team working, but the end result is that we waited a painfully long time for unsatisfactory food at steep prices.
Pimpawee Chottanakulkit
This meal was truly impressive from start to finish. The crispy fried chicken served with flavorful dipping sauces and refreshing cucumber salad was beautifully presented, just like authentic Thai flavors back home. The grilled salmon with rich curry sauce and fresh broccoli was perfectly balanced, fragrant, and delicious. To end on a sweet note, the cheesecake with Lotus biscuit was delightful. The restaurant’s elegant décor creates a cozy yet special atmosphere, perfect for celebrations or bringing someone special. The staff were warm, attentive, and made the whole dining experience even more memorable
… moreCinee C.
Good fresh thai for the I.E area. Noodles are bouncy and flavorful. Majority of the dishes we ordered were delicious. A little on the pricier side but worth it for good food in the I.E.
… moreFabian Rosadi
Update #2. Returned for the 3rd time in less than a month. Tried different dish on the menu. This time it wasn’t as wow as the first 2 visits. Perhaps due to trying a less popular dishes. We had the pad thai, crab fried rice, and the hat yai chicken, and the crying tiger. Hat yai chicken was a bit underwhelming, $25 for 5 wings with sticky rice and it wasn’t as flavorful. The crab fried rice was average compare to the pad see ew. Pat thai and the crying tiger was the star of the show. Pad thais was sweet and yummy while the crying tiger (grilled flank steak) presents a unique steak taste. Don’t let these dish deter you from coming to this place. Read my reviews below on the rest of the dishes. They’re great!
One of the best pad kee mao I’ve ever eaten. The rice noodle is chewy, not too soft. The flavor is just so rich. And that medium spiciness, its a great compliment to the taste. Its a bit pricey but worth every penny. Definitely returning to try their other foods. Eyeing on their golden fried shrimp.
Update: returned to this place with the fam the following week, OMG!!!! It doesn’t disappoint. We tried the Pad see ew, garlic prawn, and curry salmon. Love it! Fresh salmon with sweet curry so yummy then the deep fried garlic prawns with shell…. Reminds me of Lotus of Siam in Las Vegas! Pad see ew was so flavorful. Highly , highly recommend this joint!
… moreOne of the best pad kee mao I’ve ever eaten. The rice noodle is chewy, not too soft. The flavor is just so rich. And that medium spiciness, its a great compliment to the taste. Its a bit pricey but worth every penny. Definitely returning to try their other foods. Eyeing on their golden fried shrimp.
Update: returned to this place with the fam the following week, OMG!!!! It doesn’t disappoint. We tried the Pad see ew, garlic prawn, and curry salmon. Love it! Fresh salmon with sweet curry so yummy then the deep fried garlic prawns with shell…. Reminds me of Lotus of Siam in Las Vegas! Pad see ew was so flavorful. Highly , highly recommend this joint!
Li Albert
Tried boat noodle and pork leg over rice. Portion is not bad, boat noodle is like Pho but with better quality meat.
Pork leg is pretty good, very similar to Shenzhen style.
Great service, but a little too pricy.
… morePork leg is pretty good, very similar to Shenzhen style.
Great service, but a little too pricy.
Don Nguyen
Le Kinaree Thai Eatery is a true gem in Chino Hills, offering the most authentic and flavorful Thai food in the area! From the moment you walk in, you can tell that every dish is made with care and the freshest ingredients. The crab fried rice is an absolute standout, packed with savory flavors and perfectly cooked rice. The khao soi is a comforting, rich, and flavorful dish that will leave you craving more. If you’re a fan of seafood, their fish dishes are always fresh and delicious. And let’s not forget the crispy fried chicken, which is simply to die for – crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and bursting with flavor. Whether you’re a longtime Thai food fan or trying it for the first time, Le Kinaree is definitely the place to be. Highly recommend for anyone looking for amazing Thai food in Chino Hills!
… moreBig Fish Dive Club
When friends came over to visit, we decided to try this new restaurant out. Our take out order took 44 minutes, a bit long but tolerable especially for a brand new restaurant. We tried three different curries, yellow, green and northern Thai. All three were flavorful and the ingredients were fresh. All three dishes were “mild” and they were quite mild, perfect for those who don’t like real spicy Thai food.
… moreChrisy “Rinka” Chen
I Came here after discovering the restaurant on Yelp, and it turned out to be a great choice. I brought my aunt and mom, and we all enjoyed it.
The host was so friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant’s décor was surprisingly stylish and cozy it really added to the dining experience.
We ordered the Crying Tiger appetizer and a few other dishes whose names I can’t remember, but everything was full of flavor.
Finished with the Kairee Sundae, which was huge, fun, and the perfect sweet ending.
Highly recommend this place for the food, service, and beautiful decoration.
… moreThe host was so friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant’s décor was surprisingly stylish and cozy it really added to the dining experience.
We ordered the Crying Tiger appetizer and a few other dishes whose names I can’t remember, but everything was full of flavor.
Finished with the Kairee Sundae, which was huge, fun, and the perfect sweet ending.
Highly recommend this place for the food, service, and beautiful decoration.
JRC
The Crying Tiger was an absolute standout—definitely a 10/10. The Pad Thai leaned a bit toward the sweeter side, but it was still delicious, especially with the pork belly and tofu. The Nam Sod was also packed with flavor and really tasty.And the Thai tea? Super refreshing. The staff were very attentive and great customer service. Thank you
… moreLG O
Food in general was good, pineapple rice was not much flavor, soft shell crab was very good, Tom Yum was good flavor, one item did come out not so cooked but we understand that can happen when very busy, sticky rice w/mango was good just priced high $10.00 max, Pad Thai was flavorful. All in all good, just a few issues.
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