@May1185 . It may help to provide detailed instructions for kitchen cleaning so that your expectations are clear, but realistically the results are probably not going to be up to your standards.
And yes, it does happen that some guests mark you down on cleanliness for the mess they made in the kitchen themselves.
There's not a perfect solution to this. You can analyze the habits of your previous guests - as well as your nearby dining options - to determine whether offering kitchen use adds enough value to your listing to compensate the time and effort it demands from you. Perhaps it's not worth it. Or, maybe you can offer a separate kitchenette suitable for basics (like a small fridge and kettle or hot plate) but not heavy and smelly usage such as frying.