worst service, even worse food. will not fix mistakes or issue refunds and will yell at your kids…read more when I called to talk to someone they yelled at me on the phone and then hung up on me. if the better business bureau doesn't shut this rat hole down soon I will be surprised!

Dated decor but clean and well maintained. Service was…read morefriendly, pay first even when dining in. Good food, flat noodle beef was very good, done HK style.

Vey clean and high end food. You get sealed hot towels at the beginning and end of the meal which…read morewas cute. The waiters were attentive and the variety was awesome. The ambiance was cool and it looked very aesthetically pleasing.

The Mandarin has once again set an industry standard! Given COVID, I was wondering how the Mandarin…read morewould open their awesome buffet. The approach taken by Matthew and his team ensures the health and safety of all their guests! The dine-in service is awesome, just like prior to COVID, and same goes for the food! Was glad to see the buffet open again, and will return!

Dated but comfortable interior seating. Service was…read morereasonable - no issues, some communication challenges but nothing noteworthy. Food was excellent, chicken was perfectly cooked and succulent. Popadoms were heavily oiled, tasted good but the visible oil droplet coating would deter some.

Rahim's Cuisine is fantastic! He specializes in Pakistani Cuisine which isn't too different from…read moreIndian. Rahim cook's up some of tastiest curries this side of the Indus River. Rahim's is a family owned and run restaurant, Rahim cooks and his wife june takes the orders! They are both quite personable and are always excited to hear you've enjoyed your food! The Achar Gosht is incredible!

Took my husband here for a birthday lunch and were pleasantly surprised by great the food and…read moreservice! Generous portions and everything was fresh and tasted great. Fantasticview of the boats, marina, and river enhanced the experience. Highly recommend this place!

Driftwood is a bit out of the way, being 10 minutes out highway 2 from Kingston, but it's worth the…read moredrive. The chef used to be the chef at the now-close Aroma restaurant in Kingston and he's brought the skill and imagination he showed there with him. You might not expect much from a marina restaurant, but try the lobster ravioli and you'll be impressed. I was expecting typical raviolis with a smidgin of lobster in them. What I got was raviolis made from homemade(?) black and white striped pasta, with a generous amount of lobster in each, topped with a split lobster tail. This was all served with a tasty cream sauce. The fish and chips are also really good, and so is the chicken panini. The building is pretty unassuming, but it's right by the harbor so the views are great and there's outdoor seating when the weather's warm.

My parents brought us here for lunch on a Sunday and it was a very mixed bag. First off, the…read moreinterior is nicely decorated with Chinese and Japanese elements, including a bridge over a koi pond (missing fish, but plastic lobsters and crabs were present), artistic pottery, many red lantern lights, and soft Asian music. Even the bathrooms were nicely appointed. The staff were also very friendly. For food, I ordered off the Chinese menu and my wife ordered off the Japanese menu. My parents also ordered off the Chinese menu. I picked the "Sweet Crispy Chicken" which was supposed to be crispy chicken with fried noodles on top. I assumed it would come with some fruit (pineapple or cherries) or vegetable (peppers, carrots, peas, etc.) on the side. Nope, it was literally A LOT of pre-frozen deep fried chicken pieces (like what is part of sweet and sour chicken) with what I think was straight honey poured on top. That's it. It was sweet and greasy but nothing else. When I asked about the noodles, I was told that the kitchen doesn't do that anymore. It was a one-dimensional dish and extremely disappointing. A bowl of white rice came with it, and the rice wasn't cooked properly. That is a shame for an Asian restaurant. We were not offered any hot tea or fried noodles in a bowl either when we entered. Just about every Chinese restaurant I have ever been to has noodles, and most Asian restaurants offer tea. Again disappointing. My wife seemed to enjoy her sushi, and my parents both enjoyed their dishes, so I guess I just pulled the short straw. A picture menu, or an accurate menu description, would have gone a long way to helping me avoid this in the future.

This is a great place to go for vegetarians - most restaurants you only get like two dishes to…read morechoose from. This one has like 15 vegetarian dishes; I actually can't eat all of them in one sitting and I eat a lot. The all-you-can-eat is a great deal if you're a big eater; I have never ordered off the menu. They also have a good deal on their very tasty Shirley Temples (drinks). That said, the mixed reviews on here also make sense to me: the food sometimes varies between cooks/depending on the day, and definitely varies between dishes. Their maki (sushi) is generally not the highest quality, but their vegetable/ pineapple fried rice is probably the best I've had, and I always get their fried banana, avocado salad, and edamame, as well as their tempura (though occasionally it's too greasy). It's a bit like the Mandarin, where you just learn to avoid a few things when you go. Occasionally you get something not great (in which case, they do seem pretty lenient with you leaving only a couple bites of something on your plate...which you can also slowly divide between your other empty plates so they don't care about the leftovers if you get something bad :P ) They have a great tablet ordering system so you can order several times while eating (esp great for those with social anxiety), and staff are generally polite when you do interact with them. Cute koi pond at the entrance too. Lunch is cheaper so I always go for that. This is the restaurant I eat at the most often in Kingston since I'm a vegetarian who eats a lot - definitely recommended :)

We ordered takeout from Chinese Palace on Bath Road on Saturday Sept 7/24. We were shocked at how…read morereally bad the food was. We have ,in the past, always really enjoyed the food from this restaurant. Everything was tasteless greasy and bland and the vegetables were very sparse. The egg rolls (which used to be to be the best in Kingston) were soggy with only bean sprouts and a bit of green something in the filling. The ribs were overcooked and very dry. The chicken chow mein had big pieces of boiled tough chicken swimming in greasy broth. So sad. I sincerely hope that it was only a bad night for them and that they will be back serving their usual wonderful tasty food again soon.

This is the worst service i have ever recieved Not only was…read morethe all you can eat terrible When i asked for my second drink the only white girl ive ever seen work in a all u can eat slammed my drink infront of me with disgust... Even though i was seriously minding my own buisness just trying to enjoy myself and forget my troubles and i was not bothering anyone I was extremely dissatisfied, the owner of the restaurant even tried to cut me off even though ive only been in here 55mins on my 2nd !! Drink What a disgraceful place Do not go here !!! Screw these people

Have gone twice and enjoyed both experiences. The ambience and service is always great. While I…read moredidn't enjoy the shrimp tacos (because I have the cilantro tastes like soap gene) I understood they were objectively good. The addition of dad's root beer on the menu was also really good alongside oysters, which had a great mignonette sauce to pair with. Then finally, while the shroom burger wasn't perfect (it was messy) it was so packed with flavour that I would happily get it again! Additionally, I've been told the gluten-free batter and tartar sauce are TOP TIER!

We were supposed to a restaurant across but they were taken aback when we said we're a party of 15…read moreso we crossed and found this place that could accommodate our group. Since we're not locals in the area, we opted for the poutine then my daughter opted for the fish taco. Her food was actually good but rather a very small serving. Either that, or we're used to American-sized servings. The poutine we had was the seafood type since we figured out, they should have amazing seafood since we're near water. Flavor-wise, I think they needed more. The sauce that came with it did not seem to give justice to the dish. Nice location though. And service was good. Food, unfortunately, felt short of my expectations.

Ordered delivery thro Skip. Delivery was smooth as is often…read morethe case with Skip in K. They seem to deliver straight to your location without detours (unlike other delivery services in the area). Popadoms, Vindaloo were excellent! Pineapple Shrimp was not thick and had 7 or so shrimps. Garlic bread was good as was the palao rice. Best so far in K and have tried many.

We lived in the Little India neighborhood of Toronto for almost 20 years. We know Indian food. This…read moreplace is horrible. 100 dollars of food for two people. Every dish was wayyyyy over salted and the butter chicken sauce was curdled and separated not to mention so sweet it was inedible. I told our host when he asked how everything was and he proceeded to lecture me on that's how they make their butter chicken. Zero effort to make it right. Suffice it to say we will not be back. Blechhhhh.