Their website is extremely confusing and false advertises their ingredients. Their customer service…read moreis sub par at best. The workers behind the counter were being very loud and obnoxious by discussing things very loud and inappropriate. They also talked to me like I was an idiot.

Our server was horrible. She sat us down and did not come to our table for 20 minutes. After we…read morewatched her play on her phone and point at us. Never refilled our drinks. Food was overcooked and chewy. Won't be back.

I ordered sashimi, unagi don, and fried soft shell crab. I picked it up about an hour later and the…read moresashimi wasn't ready so I waited another 7 or so minutes while they rushed around to prepare and package my order. The octopus sashimi was not tender. The white tuna was not particularly buttery as it should have been if it was escolar (not sure what it was really). The eel was deliciously soft and had the traditional sweet unagi sauce atop. The fried soft shell crab for $7.95 was a whole crab fried into about four pieces. It was not as tender as I've had elsewhere but good for Searcy. The unagi don was in good portion with about seven slices of eel atop a bed of somewhat dry rice. It came with some pickled ginger, a wee bit of seaweed salad, and some artificial wasabi. The eel was good.

I was quite unimpressed with this place. It lacked ambiance, character and warmth. The service…read morewas robotic, and the food barely met standards.... I've gotta vent here..... as a former Sushi chef in Japan, this bastardization of Sushi has gone too far, and this place is just another contributor.... I see that people's favorites here are the Volcano Roll and other localized concoctions... Here's a hint: If you're seeing 'deep fried', 'sirachi', 'cream cheese' or a multitude of other American ingredients in your sushi roll, it's not Sushi. Sure, you enjoy it, and so do I sometimes, but let's stop calling it Sushi. Fair enough? Let's call them 'Fat Rolls' or "Saucy Snakes' or something that describes them better. OK, off my soapbox. This place is un-inspiring....

Conducting some business in Searcy and wanted to grab some food at a place I haven't been in a…read morewhile. Showed up about 1215 for lunch. There were a few tables seated. But it did not look very busy. I was seated pretty quickly, and that's where it went downhill. I ordered the Lechon and pork eggrolls. 10 minutes later my waitress informed me that there were no more pork eggrolls. So I chose not to get a substitute and just continue with my entrée. About every five minutes, my waitress came by and apologized for the wait and told me the food would be out soon. 42 minutes after I ordered food, it finally arrived. The food was very good and had amazing flavor. I just can't get over waiting 42 minutes for a plate of food. I hope their service will pick up and they can be a little bit quicker in the future.

I've heard a lot of great things about this place, but to be honest, it did not live up to the…read morehype. I ordered the Chicken Adobo Bowl, a lunch special for $12.99. The serving size was a bit small for the price. The chicken was overcooked, and the rice was just rice with some onions. It was relatively simple; there was no unique or impressive flavor. The waitress was nice, and made sure to check on me often. The restaurant itself is neat, clean, and inviting. I'll have to go back when I'm not on a budget, and order something fancier, I guess. I do feel like the food should be good no matter what, though. Lastly, they will nickel and dime you if you pay with card--you know, like most people do in the Big 26. The food was $12.99 before Searcy's astronomically high tax, and then they upcharged me over 50 cents for paying with card. It just doesn't sit well with me. I paid a premium, got some okay food, and then got upcharged again. It makes me sound cheap, I know, but I wanted something nice instead of just fast food.

Food was good. Quick service. Put all your ingredients in a bowl, pick your sauce, grab a number,…read moreand they bring it to you when it is cooked. Plenty of seating. Plenty of options to choose from. Several meat and seafood options. The gyoza was good too.

Wasn't sure how it all worked and Staff was so helpful and kind. The food was excellent!…read more Many choices that would appeal to ALL Customers, including vegetarians. The ambiance was calm, clean and welcoming. Look forward to going back next time I am in Searcy. Highly recommended.

In the Panda Express tasting food style. Affordable food, good service, the girl who is working…read morethere checked many times if everything was good. The ambiance is simple, totally casual. I think the locals go to eat in the lunch time.

Awesome food! Great service a quant little family owed restaurant!! Accommodating to special…read morerequests

Love eating here!! Great for a large group and the chefs really put on a show & are very talented!!…read moreThe food is always delicious!!! One of best places to eat in Searcy!!

Great food and service but beware of the sneaky gratuity charge. They now charge 18% percent for…read morea party of 6 regardless of the how many split checks. Though legal pretty shady to me and unless I'm blind not posted anywhere at the desk entrance, you find out at checkout. I hope the waiter is getting all of the gratuity otherwise crooked imo.

Great Food on a well-kept Buffet. The service was many nice smiles and checked us often. Very…read moreGood. But the restroom areas were filthy... they need new doors, deep cleaning and painting.

Service was ok nothing spectacular food was very bland and cold one of the worst Buffett I went to…read more Tea was not very sweet Nice decorative place tho

Excellent quality ingredients. Service is fast and taste is excellent. Updated interior is neededread more

I've eaten Vietnamese cuisine for over 40 years now. I came from Houston, Tx, and I've been in…read moreArkansas for over twenty years. I've not yet found a restaurant that compares with the Vietnamese food served in Houston. But there are a few that are trying very hard. PhoEver and More is not one of them. They are very understaffed, and the taste of the food totally misses the Vietnamese standard. My friend and I ate there one early evening. I nearly got dry heave, just from the smell of the food. I hate to be the bearer of bad news because I would eat true Vietnamese Cuisine all day, every day. I think it has the most palatable food a person can find; the veggies are fresh and incredibly tasty. Everything about it is Top Shelf, a true treat for the taste buds. I found none of that at Pho Ever And More. They need to regroup, find a true cook and put some money into their vegetable selection. I am a Ground Combat US Marine. I served in Vietnam in 1966 and 1967 and my favorite cuisine is Vietnamese.

Look, this is after all a fast food place, right? Set your expectations accordingly and you won't…read morebe disappointed in this place for a quick meal. Their drive thru moves quickly, the place is clean, and the service is quite competent. Samuel was a gem and handled all of our special requests very well.

They kicked us out of the play place and he punched me and yelled at me and costumer service was…read moreterrible Ricky was very disrespectful and mean

Martha Jean's is just a home cooking restaurant, but it's excellent…read more Their catfish varieties are to die for. Don't miss it.

We usually get grits and a pancake. And hubby gets eggs and bacon. Always amazing with that mom and…read morepop diner feeling. Nice to have a real choice besides fast food