Sistergirls' Kitchen — Restaurant in Duncanville

This was my first experience with Sistergirls' Kitchen. The food was great, I wish I had taken pictures. However, my food looked consistent with the pictures on the website. I ordered to-go oxtails, which were on a bed of rice, with greens, yams, and corn bread. The portions were very good, delicious and well-seasoned, and well presented and packaged for traveling. The prices were consistent with other restaurants seving similar items. If they expect people to dine in, though, they need to work on the table settings. Those smallish metal chairs are less than desirable. I want to be seated comfortably when eating comfort food. The service was good once I was acknowledged. While I know how proud they are of their food and they should be, allowing customers to taste and/or eat the orders they have already paid for and hold conversations about how great it is and to taste this and taste that, at the order counter, is not santitary. Additionally, other customers had to wait while the customers snacking at the order counter finished ooing and aahing before they could place orders. Trust me, the food is definitely ooh and aah worthy, but they should have been encouraged to do that somewhere else. I was behind them but waited 10-12 minutes to order my food. Unfortunately, my friend...

So I really wanted to support a Black business and had a serious craving for soul food. After seeing all the love in the reviews, I said okay SisterGirls Kitchen, let’s see what you got!

Whew. Let me tell you — this food was a M.E.S.S. 😭 SisterGirl need to hang up that apron and call Grandma, Auntie, somebody from the old church potluck committee because this right here ain’t it.

I’ve had better food at Luby’s — and you know they cook for the Caucasian senior citizens!

The turkey wings? Flavorless. No seasoning, no soul. I thought maybe the gravy would help, but it was just as sad. The cabbage came hard and salty — like it was mad at me personally. The yams were sweet but had no flavor profile — just sugar and potatoes hell I don’t even think it’s brown sugar!

And don’t even get me started on the overcooked sweet potato pie… chile, it was giving “burnt offering.” 🔥🥴

Spent $60 on this meal and the only thing seasoned was my disappointment. Maybe they had an off day, but I’ll never risk it again. I’m actually shocked a Black person made this — I need proof of lineage...

5 Stars – A Soul Food Gem in Duncanville! If you’re looking for real, home-style soul food with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Sistergirls' Kitchen is the place to be! I had the meatloaf and oxtails with a side of greens and fried okra—and let me tell you, every bite was delicious. You can taste the love and care in their cooking.

The restaurant is clean, cozy, and inviting. It’s the kind of spot where you feel right at home the moment you walk in. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, and she’s just as impressive as the food—kind, professional, and down-to-earth. We hit it off immediately, and I can tell she truly cares about her customers and her craft.

Wishing Sistergirls' Kitchen all the success in the world moving forward. If you're in the area, stop by—you won’t be disappointed!

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