Hidden in a strip mall is a nice little kosher restaurant that has a vast menu. I'll be honest and say they can take a few things off the menu that they dont do that well. Food: After several visits, we have determined that the best options on the menu are Chinese dishes. The Israeli inspired items are just not up to par with competition and similar food in other states. The must skip item is the schnitzel, which I am convinced they tried to pound the chicken out of the dish. The chicken is so thin, that it is hard to distinguish the chicken portion from the breading. Fries are good, but frozen: could do better here with handcut fries. The soup is pretty solid too and a nice portion. The apps have the same "just ok" flavor. The baba was ok, the humus was much better. The pita? AWESOME! We have tried several dishes from the Chinese options and ALL are excellent! Service: Smaller place, so service is a function of how busy they are. That somewhat explains the difference in service we have received, but it still ranged from Very Good to Excellent. Last visit the waitress was very attentive and did a great job taking care of our party. Overall: Excellent place in the Valley and a must stop for kosher dining in the area. Plenty of parking in the lot as well.

After finalizing my flight to AZ the second order of business is finalizing possible dates/times that we'll go to Kitchen18. I go for the sesame chicken because there are so few times I could ever have that and it's just delicious but everything I've had there is always really good. The service is absolutely fantastic, such nice people who are looking to deliver the best experience for their customers!!! And it's sad that it happens more rarely at this type of establishments than it should be but when it does happen it's great and very exciting to write about and share!

My family ordered out from and the food was delivered well packaged and delicious. Would recommend.

Good kosher Chinese food. We wanted to order some egg rolls and they were out of stock. Other than that food was pretty good. In my opinion plates are big and can be shared with someone else.

The owner (Jordan I think his name was) was really nice and the Hot Pastrami wrap that I ordered was filling and delicious!

I haven't been to Kitchen18 for several years but I'm happy to see that the decor has been upgraded and it's quite attractive. The food was excellent. Even though I'm not kosher I will be back for its salmon and Mediterranean dishes--hummus, felafel, etc. I had one of the Chinese dishes to see how the kosher version stacked up against non-kosher Chinese and it was terrific! Quick and friendly service.

Great Food, Big portions, good atmosphere, friendly owner! My buddies and I enjoy this for an evening out. My family goes here for occasions. Catering for Shabbos or otherwise always good. Freshly prepared food.

We stopped by this place because we could not agree on what we will eat. I want rice and kung pao chicken plate is huge and delicious. I have a leftover to enjoy again the next day. Eggplant tahina, whole grilled eggplant, is so juicy delicious. The tahini and dried fruit toppings help bring out the favor of grilled eggplant. Another good thing is there are many fish dishes that we could choose from. The food came out fast and the portion is generous.

I walked into Kitchen 18 and it was packed so I was lucky to get a table. The menu has a nice selection of American, Israeli, Kosher, Chinese favorites. I had the Moroccan lamb soup and blackened tuna with veges(grilled zucchini, rice, carrots)and a Corona beer to wash it down(K18 also has an excellent selection of Italian, Californian and Israeli fine wines). My tuna was delicious glazed with teriyaki sauce and a very large, filling portion. The Moroccan lamb soup was the best I ever had with chickpeas and amazingly tasty broth. Everything tasted great. The Owner personally attended to me and brought my dinner out fast even though they were closing soon; I had plenty of time to relax and eat. There were alot of Orthodox Jewish customers which is a good sign since they know their Kosher. I'm from the east coast and the owner told me he's from Chicago. K18 has that great neighborhood Chicago, NYC Jewish restaurant ambience. I rank it best Jewish Kosher restaurant in Arizona(and they have Kosher Chinese which is hard to find). Congratulations K18.