I've been to Kiya's Cuisine several times, and I must say, the food is consistently delicious. The chef's creativity is impressive, with dishes like fried salmon and oxtails that are a cut above the rest. While the quality of the food is high, I have to deduct a point because of the inconsistency in some of the dishes. One time, I ordered the mac and cheese, which was clumped together, while another time, it was creamy and perfect. It's worth noting that the chef does come out to see how you're enjoying your meal, which is a nice touch.
The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with a nice selection of music playing in the background. However, I have to deduct a point because of the cleanliness of the bathroom. It's a small establishment, and I can understand that it's not always easy to keep the bathroom spotless, but it's something that needs to be addressed.
As for pricing, I'm a bit disappointed because it seems that some of the dishes are overpriced. The serving size is generous, but the prices are higher than I'd expect for the quality of the food.
Overall, Kiya's Cuisine is a great spot for soul food, but it needs to work on consistency and pricing. The chef's creativity and the cozy atmosphere are definite pluses, but the negatives need to be addressed in order for this restaurant to reach its full potential.
One thing that I've noticed is that Kiya's Cuisine is often busy, and there can be a wait. However, the wait is worth it, and the staff does a good job of keeping you informed about when your food will be ready.
In terms of parking, there is plenty of space available, and the location is convenient. However, I did have one issue with finding the restaurant, which is a small building with no clear signage.