Family-owned mainstay serving up a range of familiar Chinese & Thai plates in a relaxed atmosphere.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 1–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11932 E 10 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48089
Phone: (586) 754-2850
Website: http://www.kimtoa.com/
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Reviews
Lisa Edwards
I ordered egg patties i ate one didn’t notice it was burnt on the bottom I bite into something hard like a bone then I looked at second pattie or was so burnt on the bottom I guess too much gravy you wouldn’t notice my egg roll was dry too no end. We’ve been here before but this was the last time for me.
… moreJim Crow
Was a customer for over 30 years, until today. Order two entrees and two soups. Only to drive all the way home and realize they forgot to put the egg roll in one of the entrees. I wasn’t about to drive all the way back for one missing egg roll but at that point it was principal. No apology and no compensation. Just the egg roll that should have been in there in the first place. China Villa now has my business and they’re even open on Monday.
… moreGilbert Grape
UPDATE: Ordered lunch was told 20 minutes, got there in 20 only to wait like 10 minutes behind a line of about 5 people, food just sitting there getting cold, cuz it was… Barely fit in the tiny space they allow their customers and they have the WHOLE building practically, makes no sense this is all the space you get. Finally got our food and it’s terrible. Boneless almond chicken was overcooked, dried out, chewy, hard. Sesame chicken was drowning in sauce that tasted, artificial almost had ketchup in the background I don’t know but not good, which made it soggy and just nasty. Rice barely had enough sauce cooked into that some areas were still white. Egg rolls are ok at best, know someone that’s hooked on them and I can’t understand it. $21 with tip for garbage, never again, won’t be back. Picture of inside was taken with wide angle lens makes it look bigger. END UPDATE: We walk in and we’re trapped in a box with a window and nobody there. Waited a second and somebody came and said something I couldn’t make out and I said yeah two for a booth and they said carry out only. Okay so maybe a sign outside that says CARRY OUT ONLY would be nice. So that way when you’re waiting a minute or two to turn into the place because it’s a busy time of day you can see the sign and decide well that’s not what I want and be on your way again! Instead there’s something that says “dining” on the outside wall that makes you think you can come in and dine.
… moreValencia Hughes
I had a great review posted and had to repost my review! We always order our Christmas dinner here, “But this year was the worst!!!! Thai rice barely had Chicken, where usually it’s a nice portion. The beef, mushroom and pea pods, had literally about 8 very small strips of beef this large quart had a lot of gravy, mushrooms and pea pods more than anything, our rices we’re totally fried white rice was here and there. This was worth not trusting them with our next Christmas. I get they were overwhelmed, we waited the hour and still didn’t get quality food for over $100. I say cut off orders, if you’re going to serve disappointing food! Also, my Grand-Daughter is allergic to seafood, one of our egg rolls was a crab and shrimp egg roll….Very big mistake!
… moreMr Moor
Best Drunken noodles I’ve ever had!!! Atmosphere was 2 out of 5 because basically you order your food through a window and leave.
… moreSamantha Leigh
We always have enjoyed coming for dinner carryouts but today we tried lunch and it was disappointing. For some reason my almond chicken was covered in gravy, so it is a soggy soupy mess. Every other time the gravy has been given to us in a separate container and it was much better! Not to mention the rice portion was nonexistent to the dinner portion. BUT, they do make the best rice in town; gotta give credit where it is due. The drunken noodle was bland, with almost nothing in it… We have been regulars and now we are considering not returning again.
… moresharellabelle 19
First time trying. I was eager to try based upon good reviews but it’s Definitely not worth the $12.58 I paid for . The egg rolls are fairly salty. Seems like they dipped it in a bucket of salt. Also , the portions are smaller than expected . Chicken is really tasty though. But to save money, pick another place with better quality food.
… moreCassandra
A pretty standard Chinese restaurant. The food was good and generously portioned, but a little bland. The General Toa Chicken is listed as being a spicy dish, but there was no heat to it at all. The orange chicken had more of a kick. They use a lot of dark sesame oil in their fried rice, which I enjoyed but my partner did not.
The prices here are really good. You can get an entire quart of various dishes for the same price as the combination plate dinner, and they come with white rice.
I love that you can order fried chow mein noodles and wide fried noodles (what they give you to put in your soup) as a side for $1 or $1.50 depending on the side, or get a whole pint of pain fried noodles for $3.95.
… moreThe prices here are really good. You can get an entire quart of various dishes for the same price as the combination plate dinner, and they come with white rice.
I love that you can order fried chow mein noodles and wide fried noodles (what they give you to put in your soup) as a side for $1 or $1.50 depending on the side, or get a whole pint of pain fried noodles for $3.95.
Jay Cameron
No fine in a bit of a wait I’m sure because of the holiday. Food was delicious and fresh. The waiting area was a little crowded no dining inn.
… moreKatlyn Holifield
Our food a horrible experience my lo-main tasted days old mushy over cooked & instead of serving things separately they put the sweet & sour sauce on my chicken so saugy dried chicken wasn’t very pleasant.. my first order wasn’t much of a difference so hey thought I would try them out again and see if it was me. . Nope it wasnt… I dont recommend to anyone the only plus to it they were kind to me
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