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Miles Miyagishima
4 days ago
Everyone please ensure to look at your credit card statements after eating at this restaurant my total bill changed from $102.30 to $112.30. It's extremely difficult not to assume this was done intentionally because full transparency I did not tip 20% because the service was honestly not good. The server was friendly, however, my wife's and my water was never refilled once and dude why are you vaping in the restaurant?. To be honest I could see how an individual could mistake a poorly written $12.30 vs $22.30. However, $102.30 vs $112.30 is extremely difficult to mistake. Regardless if it was done intentionally or not please do your due diligence and take pictures of your receipt and check your credit card statement every time you eat out. This isn't the first time something like this has happened and credit card "tipping" fraud is only on the rise. Food was good but sadly I will not be back.
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Christina Stroberger
Aug 23, 2026
This place was a letdown. What I did like was the kimchi, pork belly, fries, cane sugar Dr. Pepper, and decent happy hour. The short version is the sauces were too sweet for my liking, things lacked salt, and the server was a lot of fake fluff.
I got the bao bun platter. You're more so paying for the visual than anything else. The Napa slaw and bok choy aioli needed salt. Chicken didn't need to be fried since it was covered in sauce (which tasted close to buffalo) and lost it's crispiness. BBQ sauce and kung pao sauce (used on the fried rice) was too sweet.
Pork chop was dry. The spare ribs were a lot more sweet than savory, thanks to that in house bbq sauce. The plate was also just two ribs stacked on each other. No plate appeal, and for $18 I want plate appeal...or was that negative plate space intentional?
The service was annoying. Our server was just a lot of fluff and not genuine. "Ok friend" "Ok baby" "Ok hun." I don't want or need any of that. There were also a lot of employees and I could hear some dialogue about customers. Of course that's gonna happen, but try to keep it out of other customers ear shot.
86 Forks is always awesome. They have gluten-free/ gluten- friendly options and always have excellent menu and drink options.
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Harold Willson
Aug 8, 2026
Food was good. Cassady was our server and she was wonderful. Food was great. However, there was a “4% restaurant charge” and when I asked about that, I was told that is was to offset the operating cost of the restaurant. Which is what the cost of the food should have factored in. Honestly, I may not come back. The food was good, don’t get me wrong, but that underhanded service charge is some BS.
Hey there new/old management/owner, I'm excited for this 1-star review to catch you attention. Long-time customer here, been visiting your fine establishment for many years. On my most recent visit I caught an unfamiliar 4% "Restaurant Fee," on my check which amounted to a whopping $2.85 in unexpected additional charges. In a moment of reflection on this novel and mysterious "Fee," I thought to myself, these petty clowns must think I'm a moron, and do not want me spending my hard earned money at their establishment anymore. I brought the fee to the servers attention, to my surprise she offered to remove it without my asking, gee did she already know it was problematic?; and now I really don't want to come back to your restaurant again, you've treated me like a rube and I don't appreciate it. If you need the money that bad, literally add the 4% to the cost of each of your menu items, and charge me what they are worth, rather than Nickel and Diming me for another couple bucks at the bottom of my tab. Congrats, You just lost a long-time and loyal customer over less than $3. This is despicable behavior, and an overwhelming insult to the intelligence of any diner. For Shame, you should be Embarrassed!