Terrible service. The cashier was rude and frowning. I ordered two veggie tacos and it cost me $19…read morefor little food. Anyway, I got my order, the Taco tastes like plastic and it wasn't really cooked well. Poor quality and bad employees. Never coming back.

Taco Bell. One of my ultimate favourite fast food restaurants. Can't beat being tied to the hip…read morewith KFC. Tacos and chicken from the same cashier? Yes please! This location is as expected for any food court Taco Bell/KFC hybrid. The menu always changes a little, drinks are serve yourself, it's always busy because apparently the world enjoys a good taco and chicken hybrid meal. Me too world, me too.

Time to update my review, as it's been a few years and a change of ownership. The place is still…read morevery good for a food court joint, but it's not the same as before. So I think the previous owners saw the writing on the wall for the mall (Westgate Shopping Centre). It's slated for demolition in the next few years. I'm not sure if there's an exact timeline, but the days for this mall are numbered. So they bailed a few years ago. New owners took over, and it seems like they are doing well. Over the lunch hour they were pretty busy. It does help that there are only 3 vendors in the food court though, lol. Thai Go, Subway, and La Grand Pita (yeah, I know, it should be either La Grande Pita or Le Grand Pita, depending on whether Pita is masculine or feminine, which I don't actually know, but hey, that's the name). The portions are no longer as generous as before, and they are not as super friendly, but the food is still good for the price and for being fast food in a food court in a dinky mall. I recently had the small beef curry on rice and it was only $6.25 after taxes. It's a nice light meal/snack for when you're not too hungry. The curry sauce was really good, and it had a good variety of vegetables in it (green peppers, carrots, broccoli, onions, and bean sprouts). The beef was lean and tender. The white rice was good and soaked up the curry sauce well. I've also previously had the Pad Thai under the new ownership. It wasn't quite as good as before, but still very acceptable and better than places like Thai Express. I'm hoping these guys will find a new location once the mall closes. Or maybe they'll have enough money to retire by then. Who knows. Anyway, I like supporting the small independent businesses, so I'm here every now and then chowing down on some food from Thai Go ;)

Who'd ever thought you could find an awesome Thai fast food joint in Westgate Shopping Center?? I…read moredid not know such a place existed until the hubby brought home pad thai. With just enough spicy-ness, lots of crunchy bean sprouts and the tofu grilled just right, I could not believe it came from a mall. I've had their pad thai twice now, and its better than a lot of other versions that I have had in the past. Word on the street is that it is a one man show, meaning, the owner is the one handling all the orders. The cool thing about this place, is that there is a notepad at the counter where you can write down dishes that you would like to see on the menu. Great little hidden gem! :)

My friend and I got takeout for lunch at Supreme Kabob recently and it was pretty good…read more I got the Chicken Shami ($13.99) which was 2 skewers of ground chicken kabobs, rice, salad and naan bread. My friend got the Chicken Breast Kabob ($14.98) which was 1 skewer of chicken breast kabobs, rice, salad and naan bread. My Chicken Shami was moist and very flavourful. It was well marinated and quite tasty. The rice was soft and fluffy. The salad was fresh, but a bit boring with just iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and red onions. Be warned that the non-creamy sauce that looks like salad dressing is very spicy. Unless you love hot spicy food, do not make the mistake that my friend made by dumping all that sauce on the salad without tasting it first, lol. The white creamy sauce was not spicy, and tasted good with the chicken. I'm actually not sure which one is supposed to go on the salad, lol. The naan flatbread was fantastic and my favourite part of the meal. It was a bit crispy on the outside, but had a good amount of chew to it. There were some small blisters on the bread. I love blistery bread! I will be dreaming of this bread. Yeah, it was that good! Since we were in the midst of the second wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic during our visit, indoor dining was closed again, so it was takeout only. They normally have a lot of seating indoors. They don't have a patio. Service was efficient. There's free parking in the plaza parking lot.

I was introduced to this place by a friend and I've been a few times since. Each time it has been…read morejust as good as before. Their lamb tikki kabob and chicken tandoori kaboob are very good along with their eggplant qorma. Pricing is pretty good as well. I'm not as big of a fan of their naan bread (a bit drier than what you get with an indian restaurant) but that could be a matter of preference.

Amazing, so delicious, and such a generous portion! Everything was scrumptious and incredibly…read morefresh. Highly recommend!

I love seeking out diners like this, and Cozy's just happens to be across the street from my…read moremechanic. So when I was getting my oil change, I decided to walk across the street to have some breakfast and check it out. The coffee is as expected - diner coffee. The food is served quickly, made fresh, and the service is given with a smile. It's hard not to like a place like this. I only wish that the hamburger patty that was served with my food didn't come from a frozen packet. It would have been nice to have it freshly made but I'm nit picking now. Next time I'll get smoked meat!

This has been my go to Shawarma place since 2018 and I've been to many. The staff are friendly &…read morethey don't mind making my order my way. For me what's most important about a Shawarma restaurant is that the chicken has to taste good. They've got their recipe right. It's not too dry and the seasoning is on point.

Although there are many great shawarma places in the area, this one has to be my favorite! They…read morealways serve fresh ingredients and the staff is welcoming. I love coming here!

A couple of colleagues and I decided to walk a little farther and explore Chinatown, so we stopped…read moreat Phuket Royal for lunch. The ambiance was nice and calm, even though the place was very busy. I was impressed by how fast the service was, in about 45 minutes we were in, out, and on our way back. The food was very tasty and had a bit of spice to it. My only recommendation would be to offer a menu with images, which would make it easier to understand the dishes.

Parking in this area that I never get to but would be at daily if I could = Important to me!…read moreFree at the pay lot after 530pm on a Thurs. Perfect! I'd never been here. I called re resos after another Thai place decided to close at 6. Lucky score for us to come here. I would come back here and would recommend! Service on the phone and in person was very sweet. Felt family owned. They were patient as we perused the large menu. I think I'd love anything from here. It's my jam. Thai! I decided on my craving... drunken noodles, extra spicy with shrimp and my sis got the Tom Yum soup with noodles and shrimp. We were both happy and had some to take home. Shrimp was cooked right as were the noodles. I was reminded how much I love Asian broccoli. Washroom was clean. I can't wait to come back. Prices were reasonable.

The Short Version: Casual restaurant selling Shawarma, Pizza…read moreand Nepalese food (!) I had the Momos and they were delicious! The Long Version: Namche Kitchen just opened on February 16, 2026, so they were still in their soft opening when I visited and luckily for me, they were offering 10% off all dishes during this soft opening. I was surprised to see they serve an unusual mix of cuisines: Lebanese shawarma, Nepalese Momos and Italian pizza. So Canadian, lol. I rejoiced. I got the steamed chicken momos, which are regularly $14.99 but I got 10% off. I got 10 plump dumplings and they were filled with juicy and flavourful ground chicken with spices. The dumpling skin was perfect. The right amount of chewy and not too thick but not too thin as to rip when you pick them up. They came with 2 dipping sauces, a red spicy chilli one which I didn't care for, but I really enjoyed the rich and nutty yellow/orange sauce. It was the perfect snack. Service was friendly and welcoming. Decor is casual. Namche Kitchen is where Fire Shawarma used to be and before that it was Emperor Shawarma and before that it was a vegetarian restaurant called The Table for quite a while. The last 2 shawarma places were relatively short-lived, but since Namche Kitchen offers more than just shawarma, I hope they stick around. They also sell Hakka noodles. I'll need to try that on my next visit. They have a small parking behind their restaurant with the entrance on Holland Ave. which is rare for businesses in Hintonburg. Review #42 (2026)

Got take out on a Friday night. Ozzys was recommended by a co worker so I thought we'd try it…read more Have to say completely disappointing. Food was like warm and extremely dry/ over cooked. The falafels were tough, tight, and very over-worked. Potato's had just a cinnamon flavor that over powered all other spices. The rice was clumpy and had too much cardamom and cinnamon so it too was over spiced but strangely everything required salt. Services was fast and friendly but the server building my platters had to ask what should be on them. The place has some tables for dining in but appears to do mostly take out. The small groceries store attached has many middle eastern foods but all are covered in a layer of dust which did not instill confidence in the whole operation. For my money I will not be back. But always willing to try out new places

One of the best shawarma sandwiches I have ever enjoyed in Ottawa. The proprietor was pleasant and…read morewelcoming. I even got a sample of the meat with some sauce on it as I waited, and there were a few potatoes added to my plate as a bonus. Price was great, about $8 for a small (but not really) sandwich and a bottle of water. Left pleasantly stuffed. There are a lot of shawarma places in Ottawa but very few of them get it all right like this place did.