Kym's

Reviews

• unusual

  I'm not one for particularly unusual cuisine, and certainly the food served at Kym is of a traditional sense - no western spin to the soup dishes here. The ambiance, quite alluring, the tables laid out with traditional dishes and cutlery while the staff wander about in casual snobbery. Typical in the sense of a foreign restaurant situated in the heart of Pimlico, as with so many in London - Kym seems to stick true to its roots.

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  Oren G.
  Review Date: 21/04/2008 Report review
• My first review!

  Kym's was a really nice place to have a spot of dinner. Very different from your usual stack em high and sell em cheap business strategies employed in soho and the west end.The staff were very helpful and knowledgable about the food on offer and very keen to help with suitable drinks, accompliments etc to go along with your meal.My friend and i, had a couple of the starters which were good, followed by the shredded duck (really nice!)and various other dishes from the main menu. The food was not as greasy as the places you find in the centre of town which is a huge positiveI would recommend the place as somewhere to go for a romantic dinner as although very close to Victoria station, seems secluded behind the hedge at the front of the restaurant. Another huge positive is the fact that they actually let you finish what you are eating before they come and bother you for your plate!!All in all it came to about £40-45 which seems pretty good considering the food and the location.

  Micheke1977
  Review Date: 12/06/2007 Report review