Gochu Restaurant and Bar — Restaurant in Borough of Wyre

Poor quality of food Bad service we been in at 7:30pm and ordered food before 8pm . We waited for our food to arrive over hour and half and I have to get off my table to finding the service girl behind the bar and asked for our food . Quickly she rushed down to kitchen and coming back with roast pork belly ramen soup but food is very cold noodles all mushy and next dish came after about 10 minutes later call beef shorts ribs noodles but isn’t turned up like what I ordered it only flat white noodles with nothing else in it no short rib no eggs I had said to same girl to find out of my correct dish but she running down to the kitchen and never came back to my table again . Keep waiting for my other food been waiting for Tuna Sashimi,beef sirloin sashimi and it never been served. The last one is crispy squid we have . Because it getting very late night and we been waiting so long I been giving up to find out about food and we so hungry and tired. My husband so hungry and he have to eat mushy noodles .After that we leave restaurant immediately and never look to going back for food there again. We have no alcohol night no one drinks because we have young children at home. I still keep receipts I let you know what we have and how much we pay. Diet Coke £5.50 Guava rose £5.50 Crispy squid £10.50 It served. Beef sirloin makt 1/2 £9. No served. Tuna sashimi tartare £12. No served. Roast pork belly ramen £22 It served but cold and noodles all mushy. Beef short ribs noodles ma £22. No served. Total Due £86.50 . No apologies ! No one there asked how your food tastes? Un professional . Feeling like everyone doesn’t want to work ,don’t feel comfortable and...

After hearing some great reviews of the new Japenese restaurant in Poulton we were excited to try out their cuisine.

After looking at the menu online the food sounded great and we managed to book a last minute table.

On arrival we were greeted with a warm welcome and taken to the upper floor where we ordered drinks while waiting for the table. The atmosphere was great and the staff were very friendly and helpful, but unfortunately thats where the positive review ends.

Their was an odd greasy smell on the way up to the stairs....like a deep fat fryer.

The waitress advised us on the menu options and suggested to either order tapas style or main meals. We opted for the tapas so we could try multiple dishes and ordered the following:

Pork quavers - tasted ok. Crispy Squid - wasn't very crispy and a little chewy. Sticky rice with Japanese curry - tasted ok Gochu loaded fries with salt and pepper - tasted ok although looked more like a Mexican dish rather than Japanese. Chicken skewers - bland with no flavour Bao bun soft shell crab - didn't taste of crab

The waitress stated the food might not all arrive at once and it would be served as and when it's ready. The only problem with this approach is the rice and chips arrived a good 10 minutes after the first dish was served.

Overall, the food didn't appear to be very Japanese and lacked a sense of authenticity. The food is OK....its just ok and we wasn't left with any urge to return any time soon which was...

For food, I rate it as one of the best restaurants for quality in the Fylde coast, easily! The food is delicious and it never disappoints each time we’ve dined here.

The restaurant and bars are sleek and modern in appearance, a dark atmosphere befitting of a high-quality restaurant in a major city. I’ve eaten in restaurants in Spinngfields, Manchester and London. The standard of the food especially, and the attractiveness of the restaurant, wouldn’t be or look out of place in these locations.

It’s also very central in Poulton, a perfect spot near the bars, train station, taxi rank etc.

On a small downside, I must say I think the service at times could be better and some of the tables are too close to each other of where you can be virtually sat on strangers laps! Being a restaurant on the smaller side, this is understandable that the owners/managers will want to squeeze as many tables in as possible to maximise profits and demand, but it can feel squashed, especially if there’s only two of you dining. It can be a little bit uncomfortable. That’s the only area of the restaurant that needs improvement/change in my opinion.

Overall a few subtle changes and this place would be flawless, but I still can’t wait to eat here again soon. Devine grub! 5 stars for the...