I sure hope more people discover this restaurant. They need to be a lot busier, and there's no…read morereason they shouldn't be. Their location isn't helping any, since it's a depressed, almost empty plaza (where Plumb's used to be), and it's easy to not realize there's actually something worthwhile there as you drive past. The restaurant itself is kind of depressing too. Their aquarium with fish in it is shameful. If fish could be suicidal, I'd imagine these would be. But since there's absolutely nothing in the tank but fish and water, there's nothing there they could kill themselves with anyway, so their sad lives go on. Sigh. But having gotten that off my chest, OMG the food here is fantastic! I have been to every Chinese restaurant in Muskegon and they range from moderately-kind-of-OK to just plain bad. A few can just barely scratch the itch of a Chinese food craving, but generally I've just ignored the itch until it went away, rather than eat at any of them. Family Kitchen was the last place I tried, since it was the only one left I hadn't been to and it's kind of inconvenient for me. And I truly had low hopes at this point. My first time there, the food was AMAZING. And the second time. And the third time, and every time after that. I am now a huge fan of this place, despite their sad fish tank. And they're the only place in town that does egg foo young well. Really well. If you can see past the counter help who seem to have no idea what any of the food actually is, I highly recommend Family Kitchen to anyone who wants to eat decent Chinese food for a change. I really don't recommend it to any fish looking for a home.

This was the worst chinese food I've ever eaten smells like old oil chicken not Crispy and had no…read moreflavor the sweet and sour sauce was like hot jello before its set. Disgusting what a waste of money

The Singapore Room is not your typical dinner spot and that's exactly what makes it so good…read more Between the deep red lighting, dark moody vibes, and those red leather seats, you feel like you just stepped into another country. It's such a fun, immersive atmosphere. The food? Amazing. The drinks? Delicious. And the service? Even better. Everything just flowed and made for such a great night. Definitely one of those places you go for the full experience, not just the meal.

I have been here twice now and both times everything was exceptional! The ambiance and vibe of the…read morerestaurant is unlike any other place in the West Michigan area! The menu is very big and there's a lot of variety and something for everyone! I can't recommend this place enough, it is truly one of my favorite restaurants in Michigan. The service is very attentive and kind and even when we went on a busy night and they were missing a chef, they were still super accommodating and apologetic. I will say this is definitely on the pricier side but you are paying for amazing quality food, service and ambiance! Expect to pay around $80+ per person for drink, apps, entree and dessert depending on what you get. There is plenty of street parking in Saugatuck but during the busier summer months you might have to circle around a few times to find a spot. When we went this past week, there were plenty of spots available.

Dak Good is indeed good…read more I can't speak for the chicken - but - the spicy miso ramen was five star. I'll absolutely be coming back and can't wait to try something else. Restaurant itself is very clean with tons of seating and no issues at all with the service.

Cute new little Korean fusion restaurant. I loved that they played some christmassy K-pop music…read morevideos on a screen on the wall. Makes for a fun atmosphere. The flavor of my chicken sliders was really nice, but they were rather dry, and the little nugget of chicken was way too small for the slider bun, so you've got to take several bites of just bun and coleslaw. All the waitstaff were very helpful and kind. I've heard that their japchae is really great, so I'll have to go back and give that a try.

Naan pizza sounded like a fun fusion option with reasonable prices. Following a lovely morning at a…read morecafe and visiting the farmer's market we decided on this spot for lunch. When we arrived we noticed it was a two in one restaurant serving both traditional and fusion naan pizzas. They also had new prices. Everything was $4 more. Inflation hit and surprised us. Nevertheless we ordered a 9 inch chicken tikka masala pizza and cheese sticks for $27. SMH. The toppings were not cut for pizza's and it was clear to us that they were the same veggies they prepared for their curries. Huge chunks of peppers etc. The naan pizza was disappointing. It was $15 for a McCormick's tasting curry sauce with oddly cut veggies found under the cheese. The chicken had been toasted so long I thought they were croutons until I took a bite. Not worth it. The cheese sticks for the kids had some curry sauce brushed on with melted cheese and jalapeño. The man knew I was ordering it for the kids and the menu didn't say it came with anything but bread and cheese. SMH. That was a wasted $11. All of this took over 20 minutes to prepare. We were the only patrons. The place was dark, dusty and when we sat at the booth offered to us, I almost fell through to the floor. We chose to eat outside, across the street at some picnic tables because it was sunny and the air smelled fresh. The owners were nice enough, but I had to request napkins and the food was just okay. Glad we tried it, but I don't think we'll be back. Not good enough quality or balance of flavors for the price.

Went on a dark gloomy day. Unfortunately the inside of the restaurant is dark and gloomy too, and…read moreseemed pretty dingy. We ordered 2 pizzas, one chicken tikka and the other veggie. The tikka was pretty spicy but good, the waitress didn't ask what spice level we wanted. The veggie pizza was less spicy but pretty skimpy on the vegetables other than green peppers. We never found any eggplant. We were the only patrons the whole time we were there. I doubt we will go back. I think it's the only Indian restaurant in the area.

For when you don't have the capacity to cook but want a fresh option, UpLeaf Cafe has you covered…read more I ordered their Tofu Rice Wrapper Roll to-go and was mostly satisfied. My two small critiques: (01) I didn't sense that the tofu was roasted as advertised, and (02) 2/4 rolls were stuck together, and my fillings partially spilled out. My two small praises: (01) the employee who made my roll did a stupendous job, and (02) all of the ingredients in my roll were fresh. Will I be back? You betcha!

I was genuinely excited to try this new restaurant as soon as I heard about it…read more Ambiance: It's a walk-up and order and seat yourself dining style. This worked well, and the overall vibe of the restaurant from the ordering to the seating choices is quick service. Service: The restaurant was relatively slow due to being so newly opened, but the service was great. The staff worked hard to answer our questions to the best of their ability. Food: The menu had a few mixups with the things that were labeled gluten-free, and the staff seemed unclear what the answers were until another person (owner) could be available. This is critical for my friend not to be sick. In the end, my dining partner kind of did her best guessing and was happily correct. However, we will probably not be back together until they get that sorted out. It's not worth getting her sick. Pros: - Efficient - great choices - delicious beverages - The food was so good I dug in before I even snapped the picture Cons: - despite being labeled gluten-free on the menu, there were clearly some mixups - beverages were quite pricey

One of my all time favorite spots. The food is delicious, I typically order the garlic tofu and an…read moreoccasional order of crab rangoons. My experience has always been positive, as I call to order and pickup in person. The vibe of the establishment is very cozy, I personally prefer eating at home or outside but the interior is far more welcoming than most other establishments in Muskegon. All in all a wonderful location for your takeout experience!

We didn't like the spring rolls that must have been sitting all day! Tough, will not order them…read moreagain unless they guarantee they are made to order!!

Had a fantastic mid day stop in. Salmon Poke bowl and a few sushi rolls. Amazing flavors. Fresh…read moreingredients. Great staff.

A little pricey in general. I didn't do enough research as i should so we ended up not eating to…read morefull as usual. I have 2 teens who are always hungry so the price cost sometimes play the main factor in the decision of choosing which restaurant. Food is tasty, good size portion. Waitress is friendly & attentive. Nice decoration for Japanese restaurant with umbrella & cherry blossom flowers.

The food was very nice and the price was reasonable. The service was prompt and professional. The…read moreambiance was charming and I'm sure I will return soon.

Healthy "fast food" option. I came here to meet a friend and though there is a sit down area, we…read morewere the only customers to utilize it because most were grabbing their poke bowls to go. Luckily, I was able to learn how to order thanks to the nice gentleman in front of me ordering whilst holding a conversation with me. Basically, the set up is a lot like Q-doba. You stand in line, choose your bowl size, choose your proteins and then toppings and sauce. I chose the regular bowl because it had 2 proteins and I just couldn't decide between spicy salmon and spicy tuna. My bowl was delicious! I was impressed with the amount of rice options, the quality of the poke, and the copious amounts of toppings and sauces to choose from. This place was fine for a lunch date where I met up with a friend I hadn't seen in 20+ years. Everything was delicious, though the milk tea with boba was a little too sweet for my taste. Overall, excellent lunch option, albeit a tad expensive for "fast food." My milk tea and regular poke bowl came up to over $22. Certainly worth it, but not a daily go to option on my budget. Def check out poke toki if you're in the area. The food is better than the pun this restaurant is named after. Now turn yourself about, and do the Poke Toki!

I can't believe it took me so long to try Poke Toki. It's like the subway of poke bowls and I'm in…read morelove. Everything was so fresh and delicious with SO many amazing options to add to your bowl. The mini bowl was PLENTY for a lunch, I'm glad I didn't get the next size up. Very clean and peaceful ambience. Overall 10/10.

DELICIOUS Old Fashioneds -- they have a few to choose from. I had the honey butter one and it was…read moreperfection. Fish n chips and fried cheese curds were also tasty. My friend had a burger and the queso dip -- all good! Service was fine. Ambiance was casual. Bonus: there's a roller rink inside! Recently they used it for high school graduation.

Diamond in the rough! Carlisle's stood out from the other spots on this busy stretch of Western…read morewith an interesting menu that went beyond the usual fried baskets. My sis got the Gojugang shrimp skewers -- nice flavors, not too spicy -- and my wife got the smashburger, which she pretty much raved about with its juicy middle and crispy edges. In-house fries were also delish, a nice snap, with chewy middle. Mmm. Service was on point, friendly, and they got us a great spot on the covered patio outside, which made for great people watching out on Western Ave. The inside is big too, with a whole other room and a separate bar with TVs. Seems there's a hockey arena out back, I'm told. Nice and laid back, but not divey, with good service and a diverse menu...it all makes for a good combo.