Kim's Seafood and Po Boy Bossier City Marks 20 Years of Flavor

Kim's Seafood and Po Boy Bossier City has served the area for 20 years. The casual restaurant has been open since 2006. Its menu runs from grilled and fried seafood platters to po boys, cheeseburgers and Vietnamese specialties. During crawfish season, guests can also order boiled crawfish.

Kim's Seafood and Po Boy Bossier City Offers a Big Menu

Kim's is a casual spot. Guests order and pay at the counter. A server then brings the meal to the table or booth. Large windows keep the dining room bright at lunchtime. The restaurant also opens in the evenings. A few TVs hang on the wall, and beer is on sale.

The fried seafood platters list Louisiana Gulf shrimp and US grain fed catfish. Oysters, tilapia and alligator are also available. Grilled options include shrimp, tilapia and catfish. Other favorites include seafood gumbo and jumbo soft shelled crab. This range makes it one of the notable Louisiana Seafood Platters in the area.

Po Boys, Sides and Egg Rolls

The po boys go beyond fried seafood. Guests can pick Down Home smoked sausage, roast beef or fried chicken tenders. Ham or turkey with swiss cheese is on the list too. Other choices round out the menu.

Popular Southern sides include fried pickles, fried okra and Natchitoches meat pies. Fried boudin balls are also available. The kitchen makes pork egg rolls. Right now it also offers alligator egg rolls.

Vietnamese Dishes at Kim's

Kim's also serves Vietnamese food. The pho comes in several flavors, including brisket, shrimp and meatball. Vermicelli rice noodle dishes come with pork, chicken or shrimp. Rice plates are available with chicken or pork.

The Charbroiled Cornish Chicken Rice Plate

The reviewer tried the Charbroiled Cornish Chicken rice plate. It comes with a quarter chicken, egg fried rice, and sliced cucumbers and tomatoes. The chicken was cooked perfectly and made to order. A sweet and spicy Vietnamese fish sauce came on the side for dipping.

Fried Rice and What to Try Next

Kim's offers many fried rice dishes with meat, seafood or veggies. The reviewer plans to try the crawfish fried rice soon. The pho is also on the list for a future visit.

Where to Find Kim's

Kim's Seafood and Po Boy is at 901 Benton Road in Bossier City. After two decades, it remains a local choice for seafood lovers. It also suits diners who want Vietnamese flavors in the same visit.

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