The Kitchen - Tulalip, Washington

Penny C.

There are some changes going on where it says The Kitchen inside the casino, the section was empty. The location is near the rest of the food hall. I'm not sure if we actually ate at something like Comfort _______?
I think the topview layout should be accessible on the map or website.

All-day breakfast was good. I prefer my bread to be dipped in the egg batter for french toast a little bit longer so it isn't too dry. The sausage looked like it had a little light pink in it, but it was good heated more at home.
It didn't show on the menu we could have side orders of eggs or other items. But we were allowed to order them and our attendant punched in whatever we ordered on the computer. We did end up getting potatoes, sausage and eggs which I think was a complete order of something instead of a side of sausage and eggs. The potatoes were good tho...
Cost? She verbally checked if what we ordered was correct, and from what she said it was but we couldn't really see the buttons pressed on the computer to see that it matched what we ordered.
The silverware has edges on the back so when I had to hold my utensils tight to cut the French toast the back edges pressed into my hand. Not smooth.
Overall an alright experience.

Sonya W.

I love the cabbage patch soup and fried bread mmm mm.

Derrick

This is the Food Court at the Quil Ceda Creek Casino. They have numerous food options, I chose the BBQ from World Flavors. I ordered the ribs, brisket and mac-n-cheese with bacon, the meals came with a choice of biscuit and cornbread. The ribs were satisfactory, but the brisket and mac-n-cheese were exceptional. The biscuit was plain, but the cornbread had good flavor. I was very pleased with the customer service I received.

Johnathan V.

As many of you know from reading all of my reviews I've left over the years, very rarely do I feel the need to leave a less than favorable review. However, Unfortunately, this is one of those situations.

This casino, I feel, has gone so far downhill ever since they opened this new one and closed their old one across the street. I used to win a jackpot at the old location AT LEAST once every month or two. Since this new casino opened, I've hit ONE in the past 4 years or so.

The "Kitchen" here has gone WAY DOWNHILL with most of the restaurant selections closing down completely recently. They no longer even have service at the entrance, only 3 or so options for food now after others closing up shop, and the food I paid an arm and a leg for last visit was NOT GOOD AT ALL.

Left here feeling quite disappointed. Previously, if I had no luck on the slots or tables, I could still enjoy my time by hitting up some great food but can no longer do that even. Will probably begin going to Angel of the Winds Casino or something from now on unless some serious changes are made.

Ed E.

The chicken strips were huge and very tasty free drinks who can go wrong. I visit often to the food court mostly for breakfast, which is very good good prices compared to else where !

Dave D.

We were very excited to try out "The Kitchen" at the brand new Quil Ceda Creek Casino! What a fun set up! A food hall with some modern twists. It's classy yet comfortable. On entry you get a pass card that you take with you to order the food of your choice. Food is brought to your table by their super friendly staff. We tried three items. The classic reuben sandwich, corned beef was piled high, great flavor, and loved their marbled rye bread. The American Kobe burger was grilled to order with choice of cheese. Very tasty. And the Eye Opener is your standard bacon and eggs breakfast. Feeds that craving any time of day. We all enjoyed our meals a will look forward to next time. There are so many things to try!

BC F. A.

I came here for dinner on the 4th of July. As you enter they give you a swipe card for ordering food and your utensils. You can sit anywhere you like as a food court and you can order food from about 6-7 stations. I saw Fry bread station, breakfast station, Sandwich and salad station, Asian (western style) station, burger and grill station, Italian station and finally a Starbucks cafe station. They have a few cashier/hostess running around to take your order and deliver it to your table.

My mother in law picked the Asian station, Ku Pow Chicken but substituted rice for stir-fry vegetables for $13. She said it was a decent meal considering she's used to traditional Chinese food. I ordered a shrimp and jambalaya pasta dish for $15. I quite liked it and it was filling too. My only complaint is that unfortunately there's no value, snack or senior menu for those looking for a smaller and cheaper option for food. It seems like everything is at least $10+ so my mother in law had to order it in a take out box because she can't eat much. Overall a pretty good food option for a casino.

Harish

Chicken quesadilla and shrimp tacos in world flavors . Omelette in breakfast 24*7. Only breakfast 24*7 is open through out the day . Rest of food court closes at 2 am . Breakfast only after 2 am. This place is very clean and well maintained. Food tastes ok .