Square Kitchen Eatery — Restaurant in South Salt Lake

I came in and tried to order two plates which are $12 each, I was paying $12 cash and the rest card, the lady charged me $13.08 on my card and I gave her the $12 cash. She tried saying I still owe another $13.08 and I tried to explain to her several times that she is charging me for an extra plate. I asked her what my final total was for the 2 plates she said it was $26 and some cents so I showed her on my calculator that 26-13= $13 which is what was charged on my card and I gave her $12 cash so the most I would have to owe is a dollar and some change and she refused to believe me that she was charging me for another plate and she felt she was right, so we left. Both me and my dad knew the math was wrong anyone with common sense could figure that out. I don’t know if they are scamming over here or if she really doesn’t understand math but it was very frustrating and I won’t be returning. I’d suggest to have employees on register that know how to do math and always ask for...

I don't live in this area I just come here to pick up my every summer, and I was staying at the hotel that's in the same parking lot per say.. But I ordered the teriyaki chicken meal and it was really good... I'm originally from Tacoma Seattle and they have tons of Teriyaki places out there and I've tried almost all of them but this one beats all of them hands down... And for the price that's one hell of a deal... I did want to try their empanadas but I didn't because they were sold out for the day of the chicken ones I can't do beef or pork, but I would have loved to try them.. Have a very short menu but all their food smells really good and I can testify that they're teriyakis Top Notch at least.. Thank you to the chief, I'll definitely be back next year to try thoes empanadas hopefully you're not sold out.....

I got the chicken katsu, which consisted of two large breaded chicken patties on top of white rice and a salad. Cost me $12 because it came with rice and salad ) would've cost less if they sold the chicken by itself. I don't think they used panko (Japanese bread crumbs). It was covered in two sweet sauces. I thought I was eating a sandwich without the buns. It was edible, but even grocery store breaded chicken that's been sitting all day tastes better. My main problem is that they sell two sizes of boba drinks. One for $10 and one for $12, and their flavors aren't even fancy! Two of the flavors are no longer...