We were next door at Fine Wines of Westport when we spotted the Little Kitchen and headed in. Wow. This was a great choice. The place was large with many seating options. The waiter was extremely nice and very established as he created many customers in a familiar way. The service was provided by that same waiter and we really enjoyed having him. The food was excellent. The Roti Cani and Szechuan Dumplings in spicy peanut sauce were both delicious. The sauce for both was spot on with flavor. We ordered general Tao's and (per recommendation) these noodles (I don't remember the name) that had a little spice and a lot of flavor! The general Tao's was cut thin and beautifully saucy. We were beyo...
The Little Kitchen in Westport, CT, earns a solid 4-star review. This charming Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience. The sushi is particularly commendable, showcasing the kitchen's expertise in crafting flavorful dishes. The ambiance, with its awesome red tones and traditional Asian designs, adds a distinct charm to the dining experience. While not perfect, The Little Kitchen is a great choice for those seeking a blend of Chinese and Japanese flavors in a cozy and aesthetically pleasing setting in Westport.
I remember going to The Little Kitchen many years ago with my mom and recently decided to return with my dad and aunt for lunch. Our waiter was very nice and patient as we took time deciding on what we wanted. Loved the dumplings and the hot and sour soup. My sesame chicken, on the other hand, was not great. The pieces were really thin and barely had any meat on them. It didn't taste all that good either. The other chicken dish was apparently good (according to my aunt)! I would return to try other dishes than the one I got!
In summary, the restaurant has a beautiful ambiance but their reservation policy is unclear. The Chinese food was mediocre with some dishes being bland and others overly sweet. The service was average and the prices were reasonable. The restaurant is semi gluten-free friendly but not all dishes can be made gluten-free upon request. It is recommended to manage expectations when dining here.
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I have been going to Little Kitchen since it was a small takeout place on Main Street. They went through some tough times during Covid, but they have returned even better than before. Make sure to request Tyler as your server - he is excellent and knows the menu inside and out! Don't hesitate to ask for extra spice if you like your food spicy. Enjoy your meal!
Though a tad steep in pricing, Chinese offerings are very tasty and well executed Traditional Cantonese dishes including H&S soup, dumplings, chicken and broccoli, and sesame beef/chicken. Have not tried Japanese side of menu, but staff friendly and service attentive. Consistent and prob the best choice for this type of food in the area.
This restaurant is terrible. I placed an order at 12:45pm for a 5:00pm pickup. When I arrived at 4:50pm, they informed me that they had only just started preparing my order. The rude employee simply brushed it off, saying they were busy. To make matters worse, they also accepted a tip, although I'm not sure why.
This place is very poor.I ordered my food at 12:45pm for a 5:00pm pickup.I get there at 4:50pm and they tell me they have just started preparing my order.The smarmy guy just says we’re busy.And they took a tip, what for I don’t know
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Excellent food , the wait staff is wonderful and the bartender was amazing I think her name was Laura
Very welcoming and pleasant atmosphere, food was great and so was service.
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