Restaurant Kawami

Emilie

4.0

Food was fresh. Nothing extraordinary but it was alright. The food arrived fast. I feel there's better schezuan restaurants available. But not bad. The tea was really good. The mapotofu isn't very spicy as im used too for szechuan style dishes although the flavor was still quite delicious.

Bernard

4.0

Went there for a mid-weekday lunch & got seated right away with a freshly brewed tea pot. As my first visit I though I'd keep it simple (& safe) with the lunch menu. Got the general tao chicken, which came with a bowl of rice & plenty of sauteed vegetables (bok choy, green broccoli & more) in a delicious Chinese white sauce. The serving was very generous & PIPING hot, typical of the authentic wok hei method (the breath of the dragon). The rest of the menu looks amazing & authentically Sichuanese.

As I was about to leave an audibly sizzling plate of sesame beef on a hot cast iron skillet passed me by, panting with eagerness to come back to this place soon.

Evita

4.0

The fish was fresh but not authentic. Just so so.

Yui

5.0

Always love coming here with my family! I always get their steamed fish, which is incredibly fresh & delicious. The staff were very friendly & welcoming, making it a perfect spot for a family lunch or dinner. Despite it being the weekend lunchtime, the restaurant wasn't too busy, so perfect atmosphere for a family celebration. The space is very roomy, & they have child seats available, which is a big plus for families I guess. Also don't forget that you can bring your own wine! The service was also impressively fast. Overall, a nice go-to restaurant for some comfort Szechuan food in the south shore!