Kim Moon

Kim Moon is our second favorite here in Indiana county. The option to order online is a wonderful tool. The staff is usually very quiet, but the food is good. My husband is sushi fan, so we tried theirs. It was pretty good, the presentation of it was the best, very neat. They also deliver, which is a huge plus for those of us who wish to not use door dash. (no offense) Service has always been quick as well, never had to wait more then the time that was given to us to have our order ready.

I was told by the Holiday Inn receptionist that the food here was really good so I ordered. I order wings and pork fried rice with no vegetables. The menu shows 6 wing however I got 3 wings cut up and that was supposed to be 6 pieces. SMH. Are you serious? The rice was oily on top of the food not being hot. When I called to confirm I was supposed to get 6 wings the young lady said oh we only give halves. Shouldn't it say that. I told her that is definitely misleading. She had the nerve to say maybe I should buy 2 orders next time. WTH. $25.21 down the drain. I WILL NEVER PURCHASE FOOD FROM HERE AGAIN. Now I have to find food on Uber Eats. Not what I wanted to experience after a 5 hour drive to PA. IF I COULD RATE THIS PLACE A ZERO I WOULD.

The food was not very good, the wait time was forever and the staff was not helpful or friendly. Maybe it was just a bad day but I wouldn't go back.

We got takeout. Loved being able to order online. We had wonton soup, sweet & sour chicken, General Tso's chicken, and rice. All was yummy. I remember this place fondly from when I was a child and was excited to eat their food again. Next time, I'll come inside.

I was here for the first time in a long time today, because China King (where I normally go) wasclosed. Now I know why I have not been there in a while. The food was not that good. The won ton soup does not taste good (very stingy with thier won tons!) The sesame chicken did not taste good to me. It was all very bland. It is not a place that I am in a hurry to go back to, that's for sure. :/

Very fast. Service was very good. Had the sushi boat, it was very good. Good price for good sushi can't beat that. I personally recommend this place.

My boyfriend and I stopped here for dinner on a Friday night. There was a car show on Philadelphia St. that night, but surprisingly enough, the restaurant was empty. Once we got inside, we were immediately seated and given menus. The inside is ok. Nothing overly fancy, but that doesn't go without saying the place couldn't have used a fresh coat of paint. On the table when we sat down was corn chip like snacks (their actual name escapes me at this moment) with sweet and sour sauce. I've had them before, and I do enjoy them. The one thing that bothered me was every table had a bowl. (The restaurant was empty, remember.) I couldn't help but wonder how long they had been sitting on the table, but they were good nonetheless. My boyfriend and I each ordered the general tso's dinner special, which all things considered was a heck of a deal. For $8 we got soup and our entree. I ordered egg drop soup, and my boyfriend ordered wanton soup. (Miso soup was also an option.) The egg drop was good, it wasn't spectacular or anything. We also ordered some fried dumplings... again they were good. Nothing new or different. They were very, very hot, however. We had the choice of ordering either white rice, fried rice, or lo mein noodles with our entree... I ordered fried rice, while my boyfriend ordered white rice. No complaints here. All in all the service was speedy and polite. If the opportunity arises, I'll definitely return.

We were extremely hungry for some Chinese food so I gave Kim Moon a shot. Got the lunch special of General Tso chicken, Peking chicken and vegetable Lo Mein. Both chicken dishes were completely inedible. The fried rice was not fried but just coated in a yellow seasoning. It tasted like shitty rice-a-roni. The Peking chicken was coated in breading, soggy, and soaked in a tasteless sauce. We ate two bites and threw it away. I thought the general tso's chicken would be a safe bet but I was mistaken. It was super sweet like a cross between orange chicken and soy sauce. I was starving and tried to eat a bit. After about five pieces of chicken my stomach told me no more and I threw it in the trash. The lo mein was decent and the egg rolls were edible also. I have had better Chinese food out of a grocery store. I don't have to open my fortune cookie to know that diarrhea is in my future.

With their competition across the street, this much place has better seating arrangements, lighting, and overall ambiance. Also Japanese along with Chinese cuisine and more options. Family run, all very nice and considerate. Fast service, decent food for a great price. I eat here probably once a week, it's one of those cozy places that you just want to come back to, because it's very consistent and reliable.

You can get a huge lunch meal for 8 dollars and you honestly can't beat that anywhere in town. Delicious and extremely affordable.