K’s Kitchen - Provo

We ate lunch here today, and I was pleasantly surprised! K's Kitchen is a casual spot with a relatively small selection, and the food is made quickly as a result. We had chicken katsu curry, pork, and Korean BBQ beef plates, along with fried chicken, spring rolls, and gyoza sides. The food was pretty good overall, but the pork and bbq beef plates were a bit plainer since it was just meat and rice without any sauce or vegetables. The katsu curry gave some depth to the

This place lives up to the reviews. WOW! It was phenomenal. The place is clean and neat. Food is awesome, the fried chicken appetizer was probably the best. Tbh the curry wasn?t my favorite but still really high quality. Will be going back!

Everyone who works here is top notch. They were all friendly and very efficient, and the place is very clean and well kept. Food was out fast and they came around often to top off my water. And paying the bill took like 5 seconds with their tablet at the table. The place seemed like a well oiled machine. Good food by passionate people.

K's is tucked in this cozy little spot on Center Street in Provo and has a clean modern aesthetic. The staff at the restaurant were super friendly. We got a table right away without having to wait, which is a bonus on Friday night, but I know there were some that came after and did have to wait. We decided to share the Katsudon Domburi large size and had two sides (the Goyza Dumplings and the Korokke). The Katsudon was well flavored and simple. There is a subtle, not

I didn?t know what to expect and was quite pleasantly surprised. The first thing we noticed is that every employee there speaks Japanese. It?s rare these days to find a Japanese restaurant that is authentic Chinese. Most are run by Koreans or others and they?re not legit. This one is legit. The menu items are all things you would see in Japan. The dead giveaway that this place takes their food seriously is the miso soup. Taste it carefully. It?s not made solely with the