Kiki

Good food, order at counter, brought to table. Plain surroundings but great lunch spot.

Kiki's was amazing! I went here in a whim for my birthday dinner, got to go and brought it home 25 minutes away, and it was so delicious! I'm definitely using Kiki's as my go-to takeout whenever I'm around Goshen going forward.

Very good food, fair price, very clean restaurant and great service. My family and I eat here at least once a week. Highly recommend!

I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at the restaurant. It was our first visit, and it surpassed all expectations. The food was truly exceptional, boasting exquisite flavors. I am at a loss for words to adequately convey my satisfaction with the dining experience. Rest assured, we will definitely be returning. The quality of the rice's texture showcased the culinary mastery exhibited by the chefs. The attentive and gracious service provided by the server further enhanced our overall impression. This establishment has definitely earned our loyalty, and we eagerly anticipate our next visit.

There are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than there are Burger Kings, McDonald's, or KFC's. Combined. That's a lot of egg rolls. Many of them are not good. Greasy. Salty. Flavorless. But not Kiki. For a multi-ethnic experience whipping up Chinese, Korean, Thai and Japanese cuisines, Kiki does a pretty darn fine job. This little haunt is a favorite of my wife's, who regailed me of the times she'd eaten here with colleagues and work professionals for lunch. Upon entering the storefront, I looked over the sparce decor and simple tables, the many golden Buddha statuettes and Jade Dragons and Beckoning Cat dolls, the greasy looking wall-hung Chinese pagoda portrait and the lone burbling fish tank filled with plump fantailed Goldfish and I thought, 'Well, this is going to suck.' But it didn't. The food came out lightning quick, and the place filled up very quickly. There were two lines formed; one for takeout and the other for in house dining. We arrived early enough to grab a table without having to wait. Everything smelled fantastic. The wife enjoyed the House Special Mai Fun, a house salad and shared some Japanese cooked Maki Rolls. I went full on Japanese with Tekka Maki, Spicy Yellow Tail with Scallions and a Salmon Avocado roll. I also had a Wonton soup - it's a weakness of mine. The fish was delicious. The rice was seasoned nicely. The soup was rich, but not fatty. And the dumplings? Delightful - not to dense, not too light. A perfect balance. Her Mai Fun was delectable and made ne a little envious of her choice. Truth be told, it was all quite excellent. If you happen to be in the area and are looking for something delicious, affordable and quick, this is definitely a good choice. Vegetarian options: Here's the thing. Like most vegetarian options at a Chinese restaurant, you know that at some point, the spoon used to stir the vegetables in a Wok, is also the same spoon that stirred the Beef and Broccoli in the neighboring Wok. Dietary restrictions: MSG is a flavor enhancer people... there is nothing to fear. Parking: Mostly street parking. But I'm sure there is a municipal lot in town. Kid-friendliness: They have Ramune soda in the drink refrigerator. They're cool with kids. Wheelchair accessibility: It's a little tight in the store. Probably a pass for folks in wheelchairs.

Always love Kiki, great food and wonderful people