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Kung Pao Kitty

6445 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90028
(323) 465-0110
kungpaokitty.com
3.5 star rating based on 39 reviews
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Hours
Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.-2 a.m., Sat. noon-2 a.m., Sun. noon-10 p.m.  
Status: Closed  
Phone Number

tel: (323) 465-0110

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tel: (323) 465-0210

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Asian cuisine eatery by day, underground-style artsy haunt by night. The loft-like space is defined by high ceilings and jewel-toned wood furnishings. Witness the transformation every Saturday night from innocent, casual eatery to industrial-strength, sensory overload stomp-fest.
Posted by clubzone on July 11, 2008

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Miss Kitty welcomes you.... View Website Asian eatery Beer, wine and cocktails Delivery and free Wi-Fi Miss Kitty welcomes you....to Kung Pao Kitty. We serve it up hot, with dishes like egg drop soup, pork ribs, lo mein noodles, shrimp with lobster sauce and fish with black bean sauce. Come join us for a meal or have us deliver it to you.
Posted by Citysearch on January 19, 2007

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The vaguely Asian-themed décor looks festive, but the high ceilings and loud music turn every whisper into a roar, making Kung Pao Kitty an unappealing venue for a quiet cocktail. The cuisine is even less appealing (bland stir fries, forgettable rice dishes, gloppy sauces on everything) and the service generally indifferent, but for some reason people keep coming back. Perhaps it's because... more
Posted by latimesguide on May 19, 2008

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In the corner of Hollywood's Pacific Theatre Building, this local favorite has bright red walls, an open kitchen and lots of entrees under $10.

A kitschy, sexy theme excites Kung Pao Kitty: Desserts are listed under "Happy Finish" and house specialties are filed under "Kitty's Hot Spots." There's a little bit of everything Asian, from Thai-inspired char kway... more
Posted by lacom on April 05, 2007

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Neighborhood hangout serves updated Chinese-American favorites with a not-so-subtle sense of humor.
Posted by Citysearch on January 11, 2007

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Don't be confused by the large sign above the front window that reads "Lam's Kitchen Hin Cuisin"--you're in the right place.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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The restaurant offers four fixed-price weekday lunch specials, each served with a spring roll and rice.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Neighborhood hangout serves updated Chinese-American favorites with a not-so-subtle sense of humor.

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In Short Much like a 1940s chop suey joint, this casual eatery's faux exotic decorating scheme features mah-jongg boards, bamboo plants, Asian hand fans and jars of fortune cookies. The loft-like space is defined by high ceilings and jewel-toned wood furnishings. House specialties include spicy Szechuan kung pao, egg-drop soup, barbecue pork ribs, noodles and sizzling tofu. Patrons'... more
Posted by Randi Schmelzer on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 18, 2006)

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One day I had to catch a bus to San Diego after visiting Universal Studios and I ate some good chinese food in this place while waiting for my bus to leave. I had my young daughter with me and she also enjoyed the food plus who doesn't like hanging out in Hollywood??? Nice spot--good food only bad thing is that I live in Philadelphia.

Pros

+ Good

Cons

- Too Far
Posted by Tashi Henry on October 04, 2009

Great food good service

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Went in, late afternoon. I had one of the cheese wontons, which was decent.

I then had the beef and broccoli, which I have to say was great.

There was no fat on the meet, and the broccoli was fresh.

Not sure about the review below, maybe he ate at another restaurant.

Anyway, give it a try. Nice staff.

Pros

+ I really enjoyed the beef and brocolli

Cons

- had to wait for the bathroom
Posted by 22350 on August 12, 2009

LUNCH TIME WITH LYDIA... OR A CLOSE RENDITION!!!!!

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Yo.........
Buy a 3.00 beer and check out customers and
Employees doing impersonations of our favorite bar tender........lydia........!!!!!!
Truly a sorted and and vile attempt to lure the masses and brain dead tourists into your drunk and disorderly
Juke joint. Ya'll should be ashamed and arrested with out trial and executed with in the hour. Why......i'm shocked and appalled @ the... more
Posted by thekittylitterdisco on June 20, 2009
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