LIM’S RESTAURANT

18 South Angell Street, Providence, RI 02906 (East Side Prov) | (401) 383-8830

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Lim’s Fine Thai & Sushi restaurant is distinguished by its succulent Asian Fusion dishes, its outstanding sushi bar and its ambient dining area, which hosts family and intimate seating with equal success.

Established in 2012 in Wayland Square, on Providence's historical East Side, the restaurant quckly gained a following for its delectable food and its professional and friendly service.

Praised by food journalists in Rhode island's top newspapers, Lim's reputation as the go-to spot for delicious Thai-Japanese food spread.

In 2013, Lim’s expanded its interior resulting in a larger space to facilitate events and meetings, but the restaurant maintains the comfortable ambiance celebrated by its valued customers.

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