I recently visited this poke spot, and unfortunately, my experience was disappointing from start to finish. Service: From the moment we walked in, we were not greeted. The staff member was glued to his phone and only acknowledged us once we placed our order. The ordering process itself wasn’t great either—only one kiosk was available, which slowed things down unnecessarily. When it came time to receive our order, they forgot the miso soup we had paid for, adding to the frustration. There was no acknowledgment when we arrived or when we left, making the service feel cold and unwelcoming. But I didn’t say anything today. I just left as it Food Quality: At first glance, the poke bowl looked decent, but upon closer inspection, it was a different story. The carrots were dark, and it wasn’t the sauce put on over it…and the mango pieces were an unappetizing brown. The overall texture of the bowl was off—everything felt slimy rather than fresh. I’ve had poke plenty of times, and I know what good quality should be, but this was far from it. Considering I’ve been here before and didn’t have these issues, the drop in quality was surprising and disappointing. Cleanliness: The worst part of the visit was the bathroom. It was beyond dirty, with fecal matter left on the toilet. That alone made me question the overall hygiene standards of the restaurant. Overall Rating: 1/5 Not coming back ever again

I visited Sichuan Kitchen & Poke on May 5th, 2025 at 8:40 PM, just 20 minutes before their posted closing time of 9:00 PM (as listed both online and on the front door). I simply wanted to grab a poke bowl to-go, not dine in. However, as soon as I walked in, I was met with, “Sorry, we’re closed.” I wasn’t the only customer turned away either. If the restaurant is not accepting orders 20+ minutes before closing, the owners should update their posted hours to reflect that.

Service was friendly and attentive, Thank you Ranju. The food temperature, quality, quantity, and flavor are top tier 👌🏾. Thank you for the opportunity to try your dumplings and wontons. Everything was delicious! I will return and recommend it with confidence. Warning: *Don't start eating too quick - your taste buds will thank you later lol*

Came to visit family members in Fort Worth and was looking for a place to eat after arriving from the airport and what a hidden gem. Got the orange chicken, fried rice and wonton soup during their lunch specials which I really enjoyed . Service was excellent as well as its reasonable prices! Definitely coming back before we leave.

Customer service was exceptional and the environment was very inviting. It was nice and clean, not to mention quiet. Now.. the food was very fresh and everything we tasted was worth the money paid. You see I'm a big fan of panda express.. lol and let me say this food has that same big flavor with a over all better value of ingredients in your meal.. 6 stars.. Definitely recommended

The worst food I ever tried , the food completely uncooked, the fried rice is not fried, it just white rice with sauce , never recommend that place. One star is too much, if I could I give no stars.

Have been here many times during the weekday afternoon. Every time, I came, always plenty of food and stay warm Not cold. The staff is very friendly ～ Also, have to say it’s really a value meal , from various meat, simple sushi , hibachi and desserts. The most important is the clean dining area.

Food was good, but not for the price. $75 for 3 "adults" and 1 child. $12 of that were the fountain drinks, for which we got zero refills. Waitress(?) only ever removed trash or used plates and stared at us constantly. They do have a hibachi guy that will grill up your chosen ingredients though, which is kind of cool. "Clean" plates weren't 100% clean.

The food was delicious. As a Chinese, the food here is Chinese food. The noodles are most likely homemade. I forgot to ask. I had it before , the pickle was home made so I ordered Lamb soup with pickle. The Chinese buns are so chewy and tasty. And they are huge. The servers were very friendly and they helped me to make choice.

Authentic northern Chinese food and lovely chef family. The quantity is huge. Their handmade noodles, meat pancakes, string beans, Guo Bao Rou and other dishes are all wonderful. I love sweat and sour fish. If you seek authentic Chinese food, this place is a great place.

Idk how they are able to stay in business with charging as much as they do for what they're selling. Nothing on the employees. I'm sure in cooperate pushing them to put less meat. The image shows the black pepper chicken single portion minus the chicken. The entirety of what is left in that container, 3/4 still full, is nothing but celery and onion. The pepper steak container was the exact same way with different veg...

Whoever was working today around 7 did a horrendous job. I took a bite of my orange chicken, thought maybe I just wasn’t in the mood for it, took 2 bites of my Beijing beef and made myself a sandwich instead. Waste of money and regret going. It used to be much better (it wasn’t cooked well the texture was horrible and the taste was worse) my partners chicken was not cut up properly at all, nor cooked well. The chowmein was flavorless. Neither of us were able to eat this crap. Spent $28 for nothing, extremely disappointed.

I absolutely love their food! It's delicious and affordable. My friends and I never miss an opportunity to go there and enjoy a meal. It's a must-try spot at the Northeast food court.

Food was absolutely terrible. Got the pepper steak and not even sure if it was steak. Had no flavor and really bland. Rice wasn't warm and was more like Mexican rice. The spring roll was not cruncy and the inside of it was mushy. Couldn't even finish my meal. From all the bad reviews and people getting sick, im surprised this place is still open.