This is my new favourite sushi place! It's a family business and the owners make the food…read morethemselves! My friend and I chose to do the All you can eat (it was incredible)! I was surprised by how fresh and healthy everything we had tasted! The owners and staff are very welcoming and we had a great time learning more about their business! Finally, the inside is very intimate and cozy! I will come back every time I visit Kingston!

Nice friendly take away service. Restaurant looked small…read morebut cozy. Ordered set combinations and the food was average. I aim to go back and try some of the special rolls so I have a better comparison to my sushi of choice - Akira.

We had just moved back to Fort Drum, NY from living in Korea for the last 3 years. Prior to Korea,…read morewe've gone to many Korean bbq in America and have had amazing experiences. This one was one of the most depressing experience I've had in my life. The kids were even sad First the grill. It's not the built into the table ones, so no air vents above to suck up the air. They bring the table side one to your table. Second, we had to complain twice about the weak flames/grill and that it was taking over 5 minutes to cook the paper thin beef slices. Kids were starving. Second, banchan. The side dishes. If you've been to any decent Korean restaurants, you know that the free side dishes are full of color and flavor. They only have us these sad dishes. The kimchi was fine, I just wanted some green onions, spinach, bean sprouts, something. Third... no steamed eggs! I don't think I've ever seen a Korean restaurant without Gyeran-jjim. That's one of our favorite side dishes, so that was disappointing. Fourth, garlic. We love getting thin slices of garlic to cook on the grill and eating it in our lettuce wrap. They claimed they didn't have any garlic. Odd. Location, off of the main road with plenty of parking. So that was good. The servers were kind, but had a tough time with the grill to work properly. We finally had one of the male servers to swap out the grill and the meat finally started sizzling. I think this place has great potential, but if it's a portable burner and barely any side dishes, I can easily do it at home. We love going out for kbbq for the full experience of endless banchan. Our search continues...

It's alright. Being the only kbbq place in Kingston you really aren't left with any choice. Also…read morenot being downtown on Princess means people don't really know about this place but it doesn't get busy since the place is pretty large inside. We got a variety of marinated beef, kalbi, and pork belly. No complaints it gets the job done. Also got an order of tteokbokki and korean pancake which were also just ok. Would've liked the tteokbokki to have some extras in there other than just the rice cake. Textbook 3 star it's just ok but a bit pricy.

Best sushi & noodles in Kingston! Always super fresh, delicious & the srrvice is friendly. .read more

By far my absolute FAVOURITE sushi place in Kingston! Not to sound like a bit of a sushi snob, but…read morewith all of the amazing sushi places in Vancouver, my bar for sushi places has been set pretty high, and Kame definitely doesn't disappoint! I've tried a variety of different options on the menu - from lunch boxes to specialty rolls and even desserts (this is where my green tea mochi obsession started!), and I have never been disappointed! My absolute favourite thing is the Plant Power poke bowl, it's so filling and I crave it every other day. The service is also always friendly and quick which is much appreciated. The restaurant itself is rather small and the tables are very close together (a little too close for my liking), and if you are ordering takeout you could be waiting on the phone line for a little while. These two things would normally make me take off one star, but I love the food and service here so much that it still deserves 5 stars in my eyes!

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 :)

Consistently good sushi, friendly staff, good selection. One of the best places for a casual night…read moreout in Kingston!

Decent sushi, okay service; more vegetarian options than usual, which bumped it one star--seemed…read morevery average outside that

Are usually quite enjoy sushi but I was very impressed with this one!…read more Upon first seeing the exterior of the restaurant from the parking lot I could say that was nothing in unremarkable. Inside this humble establishment the decor was pleasantly moderate . The welcome was quite friendly. We ordered the love boat and Gypsy. The love boat is mixed sushi and sashimi and was delicious. The fish was thickly sliced and was fresh and tender. It was quite delicious. The gyoza were good and the Jamaican sushi was so so tasty !!

Friendly professional service and good atmosphere over the last decade…read more Food remains the best sushi I've had in Canada. Bested only by one or two in California.

My spouse and I were in Kingston and it was my turn to pick where we ate. I chose take out from the…read moreShuroop. They offer a very wide menu of offerings including sushi, bimbimbap, bentos, ramen and other offerings. There are a lot of vegetarian and vegan options. My spouse ordered the tofu bento and I had a chriashi. Our food was ready for pick up in around 30 minutes. The restaurant was very busy. The seating is a little tight for those with accessibility issues. I didn't check out the bathrooms. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Our food was great; Everything was fresh and flavourful. My spouse is very picky and devoured his food, which to me, is a big deal. We'll be returning.

The food is delicious, the service is very friendly and the atmosphere is pleasant. My boyfriend…read moreand I love coming here for dates

The restaurant is very nicely decorated, the chairs very comfortable, and wait staff knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. We ordered the spicy calamari, which was grilled, not amazingly tasty, I probably would skip this next time. I was hoping this was fried... The Singapore noodles we ordered were average, well seasoned, and they allowed us to sub chicken as we don't eat pork which we really appreciated. It's al hood friendly. The fried rice was my favourite part of my meal. Well seasoned, better than I thought it would be.

Stopped by Kingston for a week, and ended up at Meet Cuisine in DT for some Chinese food. I had low…read moreexpectations as there weren't many Chinese restaurants compared to the GTA, however Meet Cuisine went above and beyond my expectation. I ordered the eggplant & the spicy Chicken, fully expecting it to be very westernized, deep fried, and excruciatingly sweet, however I was pleasantly surprised. The eggplant was not perfect, however still reminded me of home. The spicy chicken was relatively authentic (given the circumstances) and had a great numbing & spicy flavor.

Quaint little sushi spot at the end of Princess Street close to the waterfront. Probably about a…read moredozen tables? Not a whole lot to set them apart from other sushi places, all the standard rolls that you would expect as well as bento boxes and specialty rolls. What we did notice is that the entrees do not come with the complementary miso soup or salad. You just get the meal you ordered, Service was attentive but that might have been that there was only one other table other than ours.

The price is low and the food is good. I went with my friends and we all enjoyed the rolls and…read morenigiris! It's not as Japanese as some other places, but at this price and service, cannot complain!