True Food Kitchen

Our meal was delayed, so our server took it upon herself to get the manager to come speak with us and offer a complimentary dessert. The meal, by the way, was fantastic, and the service was incredible. We'll be back soon!

It was a great experience.. with food and service.. food is healthy and being a health coach that's my main priority, so thank you for keeping clean choices in the menu

I've been here multiple times and this is the first time I wasn't impressed by quality of the food. I ordered salmon and it was overcooked. My husband had the Chinese chicken salad and chicken was bland with no seasoning. The service was good but we did have an issue where we ordered guacamole but it never came. I informed the server to cancel since our entrees were delivered.

Food was good, service not great. We ordered the guac appetizer. It came with a handful of chips. When the waitress asked if we wanted more, we said yes-as the amount of chips provided did not allow for the large amount of guac. They then charged us $2 for additional chips. This just sets the wrong message, give the appropriate amount of chips for the appetizer or notify the table that there is an additional cost. I am likely not going back if that is how they treat customers.

We had a bad experience. The service was stuttered and forgetful. We had to ask for drinks a couple of times. Entrees came out well before the appetisers were done. One of the meals looked like it had been reheated. Presentation poor and protien overcooked. The same goes for the protien on the 2 other diner's dishes. They did concede my entree was not acceptable and removed it from the bill, fair enough, but overall not an experience that will lead us to revisit.

went there for bogo bowl deal. and what a treat. started with dumplings of course. both bowls were delicious! sat at bar. always wonderful

The menu is broad and contains many options. The dishes are as advertised. I personally did not find too many selections that appealed to me. My simpler tastes did not find that much I wanted to eat. For the people who need healthier options, this is a good place to try, True Food Kitchen provides a lot of choices.

Unfortunately the food on this trip was just kind of meh. The appetizer was cold, my friend's food was delivered 10 minutes before mine was delivered. The fries had absolutely no seasoning (not even salt) and were cold and soggy by the time they were delivered. I've been to this location regularly and this was an unusual experience but it just seemed like the kitchen was phoning it in

Dumplings with Edamame is my all time favorite Please make the chia pudding available so we do not get disappointed sssssss

We have had many nice meals at True Food, this was not one of them. We had a party of 9, several dishes were cold. The meal took over 2 hours, the server had too many tables. The kitchen was slow. The staff were friendly and polite, but we will not be returning.

Tried the new fall menu, first time diners. We had to send the Brussel sprouts back 2 times because they were cold. It didn't make sense, even the sous chef brought them to the table cold. The jambalaya pasta was very tasty. Not sure we'll return because the experience with the sprouts made for a bad start to a new experience.

Michael our waiter was such a kind soul. Thank you for accommodating our request for a quiet table that had space for someone with a cane. Parking is a challenge on a weekend night, so budget extra time when making a reservation.

Love the very healthy and equally delicious food !!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

As always, the food was amazing and the service was exceptional. My only feedback is please get some wild caught fish and organic chicken on your menu .

When I moved to Frisco after living in a much smaller city, it didn’t take long to notice a difference in how people interact. Even when things are crazy-busy where I lived, the grocery store checkers, retail, restaurants—both customers and employees would at least look each other in the eye, and say a quick, “How’s it going?” “Oh, wow. You’re slammed tonight.” “Love your coat, where’d you get it?” Here in Dallas, the pace is at a constant sprint, and many times employees don’t even look up to see who they’re waiting on. So I take notice of that, and I want to call out Hostess Ava. She’s welcoming, upbeat, makes eye contact, gives off calm vibes, and engages. It’s a short interaction, but when the host/hostess is the first person you see, those things can bring someone’s mood up a few notches, because you never know what ‘baggage’ the person walking in the door is carrying. Came from a bad meeting? Got bad news from the dr. ? Got a speeding ticket on the way, so lunch time is shortened? Shout out to server Zo, too.