Ordered via UberEats for the first time…read more Good experience, sushi is fresh and was in good proportions. Would recommend for a quick take out if you're craving sushi!

I'm usually not a fan of food court Chinese food, but my mom and I were in the mall and my dad's…read morebeen craving North American-style Chinese food for a while, so my mom suggested we pick up some food from Famous Wok to bring home to my dad. He loves variety, so we got 2 three-item combos so he could try a variety of different dishes, and we could have some too, lol. Overall, I was pretty impressed as the food was much better than most food court Chinese food places! The three-item combos are $14.99 and you get rice or noodles in addition to 3 items of your choice. They had 2 different types of noodles (skinny chow mein noodles and thick Shanghai noodles) and only 1 type of rice (vegetables fried rice). We chose the skinny noodles for one of the combos and the rice for the other combo. The BBQ chicken looked really good, so we got an order of that for each combo, then we got pepper beef and their "Famous Chicken" which is essentially Lemon Chicken on one combo, and Fried Shrimps and Spicy Chicken on the other combo. Other choices were Chicken Balls, Crispy Beef, General Tao's Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork and Stir-fried Vegetables. The Spicy Chicken was by far my favourite. The meat was not gristley despite being dark meat, it had some carrots and bell peppers in it and true to its name had a spicy kick. The BBQ Chicken was also very good. Not fatty nor gristley and pretty tasty. It reminded me of a slightly saucier Bourbon Chicken from Bourbon Street Grill. The Famous Chicken was battered dark meat chicken covered in a lemon sauce. I also liked this. I was surprised that the meat to batter ratio was good. It was not excessively battered. The pepper beef was tender and not tough nor chewy and came with carrots and green peppers. I did not try the shrimps because you only get 5 per serving and my dad loves these, so I left them all for him. They are also still shelled, so you have to peel them yourself, and I'm not a fan of this, lol. My dad said they were good, but too salty. The rice had peas and carrots in it. The grains of rice were all separated and not all stuck together like at some places. I liked that it wasn't too salty. The noodles had white onions, green onions and bean sprouts in them. They were ok. Also not too salty. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, very good for food court Chinese food. Much better than Manchu Wok, in my opinion.

The food is super amazing and the staff are super nice I love coming here on my lunch breaks!read more

The Short Version: Hidden away little takeout spot serving…read moreJapanese food. Was ok but not as great as I had hoped. The Long Version: I've been wanting to try Takedon for some time now, but they are closed on weekends and their location is not that convenient for me. I finally got around to checking them out with my mom when I took a vacation day to take her to a medical appointment and have some mother-daughter hanging out time afterwards. My mom loves Japanese food and I love restaurants that are tucked away. So first off, Takedon is on the main floor of an office building. The building is one of a cluster and you definitely cannot see the business from the street. You have to know it's there and specifically go looking for it. My mom got the Gyudon Beef $18.50. I got the Chicken Curry $16 and we shared the Takoyaki $9 for 5 pieces. My mom thought her Gyudon Beef was ok, but she noted a very gamey smell to the meat. I had a small taste and didn't notice the gaminess, but found the meat too fatty for my liking. My chicken curry was chicken thigh meat and I also found it too fatty for my liking. The sauce was ok, but I didn't find it anything special. It also had carrots and potatoes and I got 2 pieces of steamed broccoli on the white rice. The rice had a little sprinkling of sesame seeds and seaweed dust on it, even though I requested no sesame seeds on our food. Luckily I was able to scoop out the rice containing sesame seeds and gave it to my mom. We did enjoy the Takoyaki. It had more octopus in it than other places we've had it at and it was flavourful and the texture was good. Service was courteous. There was a bit of a wait for the food because they were incredibly busy with orders. Overall the food was alright but from all the raving reviews online and how busy they were, I was really expecting to be more wowed. The restaurant is takeout only. There is no place at all to eat in. They have picnic tables outside of the building though. Finding the restaurant is a bit tricky. Even though the address is on Prince of Wales Drive you have to enter on Green Valley Crescent. You enter the parking lot which has an attendant at the gate. You usually get a ticket and have to pay on the way out, but the instructions from the restaurant are you tell the attendant you are picking up from Unit #150 and the attendant will let you in. Then you have to go around 2 buildings and then you'll finally reach the 3rd building which is where the restaurant is. You park in one of the spots labelled visitor parking. After you get your food, when you exit, hopefully the attendant remembers you and lets you out for free, lol, or I guess you can show the attendant the food you bought or the restaurant receipt. So it's technically free parking, but a bit more involved. Review #173 (2025)

Amazing place! Hidden gem in Ottawa. The food are freshly made and tasted the same as the ones I…read morehad in Japan. But they do take out and delivery only. Looks like there is no dine in.

I had a dinky hot dog at the Ottawa Titans game. After the game was over, I felt the need for a…read moremore substantial hot dog. I pulled out my Uber Eats app. I found Seoul Dog. It was offering a BOGO deal on Korean beef corndogs. It was exactly what I needed! I placed an order for two beef corndogs with garlic sugar. I also got a Diet Coke. My timing was perfect. I placed the order in my car that was parked at RCGT Park. My order would be ready by the time I got to Seoul Dog. What was a pleasant, perhaps shocking, surprise was heading downtown just past 8 pm and finding out that Seoul Dog has a parking lot. Free parking. What?! I felt like it was either a mistake or I had won a mini jackpot. I pulled into a spot and walked in. I got to the counter and indicated that I had an Uber Eats order. The nice woman handed me a paper bag with my items in it. I thanked her and happily left with my order. I headed back to my hotel room and chowed down. On Uber Eats, the corndog was going for $9. It's kind of pricy considering that Chun Chung offers fancy rice dogs at $7 tops. I will admit that the ones at Seoul Dog are a bit longer, so perhaps that makes paying $9 a dog a bit easier to take. I got my corndogs plain. As much as I dig ramen chip and potato cubes, I wanted something simple. I got both corndogs sprinkled with garlic sugar. I didn't know what it meant. Luckily, there isn't any sugar. It looks more like powdered sugar, but it's all garlic. As a garlic lover, it was the perfect garlicky level of yumminess. The beef hot dog in each one was plump and juicy. I liked that the batter was crispy on the outside, which a mild chewiness that was enjoyable. The cold Diet Coke washed everything down so nicely. It hit the spot. It was wonderful trying out a local Korean corndog joint and having a couple of corndogs for dinner. It made up for the small hot dog that I had at the ballpark. I'm thinking that the ballpark should offer corndogs from Seoul Dog. It's easy to eat them on sticks. (258)

I finally got to try Seoul Dog! I think these guys were the first to offer Korean Corndogs / Korean…read moreRicedogs / Kogos in Ottawa. Long before ChungChun Rice Dog infiltrated the Kogo market, lol. They started out on Clarence St and then moved to Lyon St and now are on O'Connor St. I really enjoyed their beef corndog. I got it with the regular dough, but you can get it with spicy jalapeno dough too (for an additional $1). I also got it plain, but you can get it topped with potatoes pieces or ramen chips (again for an additional $1). I got the garlic sugar sprinkle and spicy ketchup and mustard sauces. The beef corndog is regularly $9 but UberEats was having a BOGO deal, although the price is $10 on UberEats so I paid $10 for 2. The beef hotdog was juicy, and the batter was crispy on the outside and had a pleasant slight chewiness on the inside. It wasn't too thick. Admittedly, garlic sugar sounded weird to me as a sprinkle on top, but it oddly works and tastes good. It's super garlicky though, you have been warned. They gave us 1 tiny packet of mustard and a tiny Solo cup of spicy ketchup for both corndogs (see picture). The spicy ketchup was tasty and not too spicy. I dumped the container into the box and dipped the corndog in it because there's no way the corndog would fit into the tiny cup. I also opened the packet of mustard and squirted the contents into the box for dipping. So while I thought it was tasty and reasonable with the BOGO deal, I personally think the regular price is too high for what it is. The regular beef corndog is only $4.99 at ChungChun. Yes, ChungChun is a chain, and I always root for the underdog, but twice the price is too much for me. Seoul Dog does have the option of Jalapeno dough, which ChungChun does not have. Their current location is great because it has free parking, which is very rare for a restaurant downtown. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating and a lot of both. I picked up my UberEats order and the pickup was smooth. I got there early so just hung out outside until the app told me it was ready. I entered as soon as the app alerted me it was ready and they were just packing it up. No complaints with pickup. I'm glad I got to try the OG in Ottawa kogo, lol (still need to try the OG in Montreal kogo at Picks on Saint Marc, which was years before it's time, but I digress). They also sell Korean donuts at Seoul Dog. Not exactly sure what these are, but I'm interested to try them, especially since they have an apple flavoured one.

Sushi Me is our go-to for Sushi in Ottawa. It is a good thing we live close by as this place never…read morefails to please our cravings for freshly made, savory sushi. The staff is always pleasant and accommodating with any slight alteration. They are quiet, kind and welcoming. Their service is as fast as freshly made sushi allows. We go there for simple dinners or takeout. I have ordered entire platters for events and their food is a crowd pleaser.

Delicious sushi. I had the Ruby roll and my favorite the Sushime Roll (seared salmon and topped…read morewith scallop) very fresh and always delicious. They take precautions and it's very safe when you go for pick up during these covid times. Keep it up guys

Great addition to Chelsea! The first sushi spot!…read more I ordered the tuna kamikaze roll and the shrimp roll. Both were made on the spot, about 5 to 10 mins, and delicious! Highly recommend this spot! Yum!

My partner and I were wanting a sandwich for dinner, did some googling and Roberto's came up. We…read moretook a chance and we were not disappointed. I got the chicken parm and he got the Val and Fred's Friday special. We were able to customize our sandwiches to taste, and everything in it was piled high and incredibly tasty. The flavour was incredible, the service was quick and friendly. We will definitely be back to try other sandwiches and deserts, because holy hell the options were too many to try at once, and they all looked spectacular There was plenty of seating, and was super clean and quiet

The Short Version: Second location of popular deli in Ottawa…read morefamous for sandwiches. I stopped by for a cannolo and it was great. Love their creative flavours. The Long Version: The original Roberto's Corner is still tucked away inside the MacEwen gas station and Quickie convenience store on Pleasant Park Rd, but this newly opened (early 2026) second location in Old Ottawa South is much nicer. It's where Life of Pi used to be and it has lots of seating and you feel like you're actually in a cafe/deli instead of inside a convenience store like their original location, lol. I've had their legendary sandwiches multiple times at their original location, so when I stopped by their new location to check it out, I just got a pastry. I got their strawberry cheesecake cannolo ($4.49) and it was fantastic. I love that they have fun flavours. They had blueberry cheesecake cannoli too. If you're more of a purist, don't worry they have original plain cannoli as well. The pastry was crispy even though it was prefilled. It had a nice strawberry flavour. Staff were pleasant. If I'm in the mood for a sandwich and I'm in the area, I would not hesitate to stop in for a sandwich, as the deli set up looked very similar to the original location on Pleasant Park. Sandwiches are about $12.99 each. Glad to see this independent sandwich shop flourish and open it's second location. Street parking only. Review #87 (2026)

We ordered through Uber eats. Nothing great about the food and I could have made a better meal at…read morehome! The sauce on my Benedict was not the proper recipe. The only good thing was the smoothie. They forgot the fruit but the service to be delivered was fast. Do not recommend.

If you are a breakfast lover, this will be nirvana. Fantastic, extensive selection of sweet and…read moresavory menu selections. After paying Ottawa prices for a few days, the prices here are more reasonable. Very friendly waitress, who easily switched from French to English for us. I had a delicious waffle that was so tasty, it probably didn't need the creme anglaise on top of it and the very generous portion of strawberries. Hubby had French toast with ham that he polished off in no time. Definitely off the beaten path and a local gem. Highly recommended.