The store special of fried chicken was as good as recommended. My friend and I tried the green…read moreonion fried chicken with sauce on the side to get a good taste of the fried chicken. It was tasty, slightly juicy and very crispy. The sauces were a bit sweet. As mentioned below, Table 85 made the best fried chicken in their old location. The spicy seafood noodle was good but not great. It is a huge portion and more than enough for one person. Could be shared if you are not huge eaters. I hesitated between 3 and 4 stars. They were only cubed daikon radish as a free side. A far cry from the appies that normally accompany Korean food. They also don't sell rice which I also found unusual for a Korean restaurant. I guess it more of a fried chicken fast food joint.

I had been wanting to try The Fry ever since they first opened up in Toronto, but hadn't gotten…read morearound to it. Then they opened a location on Elgin St and for some reason or other, I still hadn't gone. Then they opened this location in Barrhaven, and I thought "hmm, free and plentiful parking, in a shopping plaza, and close to our friends' house, there is no excuse not to go!" So my husband and I went there last night with our friends who live near the restaurant. The Fry's specialty is Korean fried chicken. My husband and I shared the standard "half & half" ($28.99), which was a whole chicken, half of it plain fried chicken and the other half fried chicken in sauce. Our friends (another couple) got the "special half & half" ($29.99), which is also a whole chicken except you get to choose how you want the halves (choices are plain fried chicken, fried chicken in sauce, fried chicken in spicy sauce and soy garlic chicken). They got plain fried chicken and soy garlic chicken. They also got a basket of sweet potato fries ($7.49). Like all Korean restaurants, they start you off with some banchan (free appetizers). We got a skillet of sizzling corn, and some pickled daikon radish and pasta salad. We got 1 plate of each for the 4 of us. You can look at the pictures I posted, but I felt the daikon radish and pasta salad portion was pretty stingy. There were literally 6 pieces of rotini in the pasta salad for the 4 of us to share (!). I didn't have any corn, but those who did said it was ok. Just corn in some butter and heated up. The pickled daikon radish was good. It wasn't too strong in flavour. The pasta salad was pretty much rotini with some diced red and green bell peppers in a mayo-based sauce. It was good. Now on to the main attraction: the fried chicken! So I specifically told our server that I cannot eat sesame seeds, so please tell the kitchen not to sprinkle sesame seeds on my order of friend chicken with sauce. Well, guess what? It was the last basket to arrive and came covered in sesame seeds. So I reminded the server of my request and she said "oh yeah, sorry" and took it away. So luckily I was able to eat the other half which was just plain fried chicken. My husband and I were almost finished the plain fried chicken before they brought out the re-made sauced one. Now in our situation it was fine because we were going to share anyway, but had I been waiting for the sauced chicken, everyone else would have practically finished their meal before I would have gotten mine. The server did apologize again when she brought the new one out. The plain fried chicken was good. It wasn't too salty and the batter was just right. However, I really liked the sauced one. The sauce was garlicky and slight sweet. The pieces are cut up into small pieces, smaller than you would get at other fried chicken places like Kentucky Fried Chicken, Popeye's or Church's. The chicken also comes piping hot, so be careful you don't burn yourself! Service was good in that they were polite and nice, and they checked up on us occasionally and brought us extra napkins when they saw things were getting a little messy, lol. They also give you a water jug for the table and they refilled it when it was running low without us having to ask. When it came time to pay the bill, I noticed that they did not compensate us for their sesame seed screw up. Now my expectations for such matters are pretty low, like maybe a free dessert, or 10% off the item they made the error on, or even 5% off your next visit, just any small gesture to take responsibility for the mistake. So I was a bit disappointed in the way they handled the situation. At least the server apologized. Decor is pretty casual. There are 3 TVs that play sports and one TV that plays Korean pop music videos. The place is brand spanking new as they just opened up March 4, 2017. It's where the Corny Dog used to be (and before that Spuds). Overall, the chicken was good, but I found the sauce not as flavourful as Bonchon Chicken (in the USA) or Table 85 (the hidden gem here in Ottawa). Oh and they are still waiting for their liquor license as of the writing of this review. Also, if you are trying to eat healthily, you are out of luck at The Fry. I mean with a name like The Fry, what do you expect? The majority of the menu items are deep-fried. There are no salads or vegetable dishes (with the exception of buttered corn, and I guess french fries and sweet potato fries - but these are by no means healthy choices even if they are technically vegetables).

Very great lunch time special. All you can eat buffet for only $20 provides a solid set of options…read moreif you don't know what to choose. I eat here almost once per week, no regrets

3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up. My husband and I had dinner here recently and it was good…read more I had the Beef Bibimbap ($12.95) and my husband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken ($14.95). Both dishes came with miso soup. The bibimbap came with bean sprouts, zucchini, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, radishes, beef bulgogi, a sunny side up fried egg, and of course rice. You get your choice of sauce and I got the Korean chili paste, on the side. The bibimbap itself was really good, although not entirely authentic tasting. The beef bulgogi was nice and lean, and I just wished there was more of it. The chili paste had a nice spicy kick to it and I really enjoyed mixing it into my bowl. I requested no sesame seeds in my meal and there weren't any sesame seeds. The miso soup was too salty for my tastes and also only lukewarm, and not hot enough. The kimchi wasn't too pungent nor too spicy. I normally don't like kimchi, but this one wasn't bad. It was milder than most, so yes, with kimchi, I prefer less authentic, lol. My husband liked his dish. I had a taste of the sweet and sour chicken. It was breaded chicken and then tossed in a sweet, sour and spicy sauce. He had a choice of rice or noodles and he got rice. His dish also came with some red cabbage and lettuce, which added a pop of colour and some vegetables to be healthier, lol. Service was efficient. When you're done, you pay at the counter. The place is not the fanciest, but the food and prices are good by Ottawa standards (I've had better for cheaper in Toronto and Montreal, but I don't live in either of those places anymore, so I accept Ottawa for what it is). Go Gi Ya is on Bank St., right next door to Sansotei Ramen. Street parking only.

The food overall is amazing and it is all halal so it caters to muslims and the service was amazing…read more4.0*

I had lunch at Fried Chicken Club recently and overall the food was good…read more I ordered the fried chicken sandwich meal which comes with fries and a drink for $9.95. The default drink is a can of pop. I got a bottle of water, which is no extra charge, but if you get juice, it's an additional $0.50. For the fried chicken you have a choice of regular or spicy. I chose regular. The sandwich comes with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, a slice of marble cheese, and a thick and juicy piece of fried chicken breast. The sauces are a spicy mayo on the bottom bun and a regular mayo on the top bun. I loved that they use real cheese slices and not that processed Kraft Singles-like stuff. Extra points for that. My only real complaint is that in the pictures in the store and on the menu online, the bun is a brioche without seeds on it. But the actual product comes on a sesame seed bun! Gah! I can't eat sesame seeds so I had to throw out the bun and eat the sandwich bunless. Luckily they gave me a knife and fork! The lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. The breading on the chicken was really crispy and delicious. The chicken was real lean breast meat and was thick and juicy. I loved it. I might try just the fried chicken next time, and I'll get the spicy option ;) Fries are breaded and likely from frozen but they were crispy and I enjoyed them. The chicken here is Halal. Service was friendly. Takeout only during these Pandemic times. Staff were wearing masks. They are relatively new and are a small independent business. I definitely recommend checking them out if you like fried chicken. The restaurant is in the Emvale Acres Shopping Centre. Lots of free parking.

The service was good. Basically they serve ribs. The ribs were tasty…read more The only problem is that the noise level is very high. It is hard to have a conversation with your dining partner. The waitress turned down the music but the fan noise from the vent hood in the kitchen is extremely loud. They would be wise to spend some money to fix that.

Finally got to try dine-in and confirmed, I had to roll myself home lol. Should've read my previous…read morereview to warn myself. Luckily, I was smart enough to wear stretchy pants. We went for a weekday lunch and they have beef ribs on special every Wednesday. I originally ordered a 6-rib dinner but our server advised that because beef ribs are a lot larger than pork, that a half rack of beef ribs is actually a 3-4 ribs, so I took his advice and got that. Glad I did! They were definitely huge. I asked for no beans, but got the coleslaw, cornbread, and fries, that came with it. While the sides were good, I focused on eating the ribs in-house because they were piping hot and the fries and cornbread could be easily heated later, if needed, without overcooking. The beef ribs take a bit longer, so keep it in mind if you're in a rush. The barbecue sauce had a nice kick to it, not necessarily spicy, but a kick, and also sweet and a bit tangy. The meat wasn't fall-off-the-bone and had some chew, which I didn't mind. Huge portion for sure! There was also a generous portion of fries. I call them Costco fries because most people understand what I'm talking about when I say that's the kind of breading/fry. I loved that cornbread came with the meal and wasn't an additional cost. I just wish it came with a pat of butter or something. If you're looking for a toddler-friendly meal, you can get the Buffalo fingers starter just plain, without it tossed in sauce. There are a ton of different awards, articles, posters, and signs that line the walls, including one that says they're now pouring Broadhead Amber Ale. Service was great, very attentive, fast, and friendly. We came just before the lunch rush, around 11:30-11:45am and there were plenty of tables and it was easy to order and receive our meals in a timely fashion. Family-friendly place as well, though I think they only have a couple of high chairs. Loved that it was laid back and they didn't mind our excitable little dude.

You can call me a chicken connoisseur lol and this is one of the best chicken Ive had. Rice is…read moregreat, too, just enough flavoring to not overpower the chicken. A lot of people coming jn and out so you know this place is great. Friendly wait staff. Fries are costco brand lol Will definitely come back.

The light skin guy with long hair who works the front counter is rude and condescending. Acts sassy…read morelike a woman.

My wife and her sis went there for lunch. They split a club sandwich and were charged $30 a full…read more $10 over a single plate. I phoned the restaurant where the manager on the line advised a mistake was made and that the price should have been the same as takeout. He advised that next time she should come in to the takeout provide her name and phone number and they would give her a club sandwich for takeout. Two weeks later she did so and the manager said that manager was wrong and there would be no complimentary club. Thumbs down on them. Will never return to this or any other St. Hubert Restaurant/Takeout.

I never ever thought I would be writing a rave review for St Hubert - of all places! It has never…read morebeen one my favourite restaurants at all in the past! They have long been advertising "plumper chicken" and for me that meant they left the fat on the chicken then cooked it. Gross! There is nothing like chomping down on chicken fat, cooked or raw. Eww! But now they have revamped their menu as well as the decor, and I must say they have raised the bar on themselves and surpassed it! Well done, St Hubert! First of all, I must admit that I have never been to the St Joseph Blvd location before today. But as crowded as it was, the service was fabulous today. The wait staff was very attentive without hovering over us (even though they were all fairly on the young side). The food was great - the waitress even described it well, declaring which dishes were spicy or not. And I also have to admit that I do love their cole slaw -both the creamy one and the vinegary one. My friend and I ordered the sweet potato fries as an appetizer; we were both pleasantly surprised at how tasty they were! The dipping sauce was NOT as spicy as we thought it might be. For our main course, we both got the chicken with Spanish rice and vegetables (she got white meat and I got dark meat). The rice was spicy enough to make my nose run! The veggies were only ok. I do love yellow and red peppers! And then to round off the celebration, we each had desert: she had the strawberry shortcake, and I had the chocolate lava volcano. Awesome to the last drop! We are both very full. And very impressed with our meals! Today's experience most certainly invites another visit! Very pleasant, indeed!

Food was excellent but the service was terrible. The cashier accused me loudly of not paying on my…read moreway out. The mix up is that I was given someone else's tab to pay and I overpaid earlier when I got my food and they never updated it on their system. Fun fact: while we were eating someone came back to complain to the cashier that they messed up their order. So plz sir stop being a dumb f and focus on your work. Dumb f

The food here tasted amazing. The ribs and brisket tasted so good. I would recommend this place to…read moreany meat lover. The decor is very cozy.

Two-time visitors, and equally happy the second time as the first. Enthusiastic, friendly service…read moreand a (albeit small) menu bursting with flavourful, creative combinations. We did not leave hungry either time and the prices are more than fair.

One of my new favorite spots! I can't believe i'm just discovering this place. I came in a party of…read moretwo and was seated right away. I do have to say we were there maybe 15-20mins after opening and we were the second last table available. It's extremely popular so make resos! The chicken was so flavorful and crispy! The spicy rice cakes were great! I can't forget about the cheesy corn, the perfect side. This place is 5/5. Amazing staff and service