What to try?
Try some mains and some small which are their appetizers. We went past their last call time but they still accommodated us which goes to show how professional they were about their customer service and how much they appreciate their customers. Kiin is still in its soft launch and they told me they just started serving lunch two days ago!! So not that long ago.
We ordered three dishes to share - a main and two small dishes. The main which was the khao yum was the highlight. A vegan dish, it was full of color and flavour. Mixed with soy sauce, the colours of the rice and other ingredients were all blended together in this big gold bowl. Really enjoyed the refreshing taste. We also had pork jowl which is the neck of the pork and was grilled to the texture and taste of my liking. The only thing to be wary about is it's overpowering flavour. It was on the salty side so that's why it might not be a bad idea to also have jasmine rice with this dish as the gai lan that comes with it ( the green vegetable) might not cut it enough to tone down the saltiness of the dish. We also ordered the roy Thai platter which included four different bites that they made in house. All the dishes tasted wonderfully but I have to say it's on the pricier end for the food. A bowl of jasmine rice will cost you $5 so if you're on a budget, I'd say opt for one main and multiple smalls so that you can try a few dishes rather than spend all the money on mains.
Last tip?
They're all shareable styled dishes so ordering dishes to share is the best approach. If you order pork jowl, get a bowl of rice so you can balance the saltiness of the pork dish.