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Inka Grill - NPB/Costa Mesa

Inka Grill - NPB/Costa Mesa

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260 Bristol St, Costa Mesa, California, 92626, United States
(714) 444-4652 inkagrill.com
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May 8, 2018
Overall my experienced was great. The place were good. The food were great. My only comment was their service time. The amount of time they serve the food during lunch was taking too long. Ours took more than 30minutes from the time we ordered.

Feb 13, 2018
I was picking up food here the other day. I asked the server with the blond pony tail to check the order with me. She said it's all there as i began to read off my list. Went about her business like i wasn't paying over a hundred dollars worth of food. It wasn't your everyday kind of rudeness, it was the kind that squarely said "you're not important to me." I love businesses like this that treat non white customers like dirt.

Apr 6, 2018
This restaurant doesn't even deserve one star! Went to have dinner and they didn't want to serve us more bread. The waiter said they had to serve the new customers coming in. She was a rude and very disrespectful to us. They also didn't have many food items available. We just payed for the drinks and left. We had to cancel our orders. Since they have bad service there, they shouldn't have even changed us the drinks. There was no apologies whatsoever. The waiters didn't even care about losing customers. Would not recommend this place at all!!

Dec 5, 2017
Terrific meal! Great drinks too. The place can get packed. The yucca root was SO great! Paella was tasty too. The only downside was the tables were a bit dirty from hasty cleanings between people. Perhaps it’s better at different times?

Mar 4, 2018
Worst experience ever, the server Victoria was very rude and unprofessional. She doesn't treat you with good mood and manners. Very bad place to go and try to celebrate or enjoy a good meal. If you are looking for a good place to eat avoid this place and a bad moment. I've been here before a couple of times and had a better experience, however the plates portions aren't big enough.

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