Went twice more and still blown away. Service is always SPECTACULAR, food is always great, and just…read morelike before, the ambiance is gorgeous.

We popped into KBC for an early dinner, and the place was already quite full (on the main level),…read morewhich I took as a good sign. Although many breweries/brewpubs have leaned into the now-cliché industrial look, KBC looks very much like an old school pub. Its walls are covered in the paraphernalia of countless beer companies, and there's plenty of nooks and crannies to sit down with your people and knock back some pints. Going to brewpubs can be a hit-or-miss experience for my non-beer-drinker wife, but KBC's enticing menu has something for everyone. Also, their sausage rolls appetizer was enough to ensure that we were both eager to try out the pub. The sausage rolls are of the bite-sized variety and come with a tomato-chili sauce for dipping. The puff pastry of the rolls was shatteringly-crisp, with some browning on both it and the exposed meat at the ends. I enjoyed the juicy, savoury meat inside and the tomato-chili sauce brought some acidity and heat to the show. Since we still weren't l that hungry, we decided to share just one main, the cottage pie. I always give mental kudos to places that use the proper name for this dish (it's only shepherd's pie if lamb is used) and take it as a sign that they know what they're doing. It's hard to have a *bad* cottage/shepherd's pie, but KBC's stood a bit above the fray with a bit more depth of flavour to its meat seasoning, as well as the smoked cheddar in the potatoes. As always, don't be too eager, as you will burn your mouth. Our server was very chill, but was still attentive and knew his stuff beer- and food-wise. It's easy to see why KBC is such a popular spot, and I'm glad we hit them up on this trip through Kingston!

Montreal rotisserie BBQ poulet in a gas station store? Oui! Excellent w the classic gravy, mashed…read morepotato, vinegar cole slaw and a dinner roll. I don't eat fries anymore...but they look very good (would always get gravy w them..). They also do fried chicken which is excellent (from another trip). Really a hidden gem off the 401....

Tried a burger, a sandwich, salad and fries…read more Burger was perfect. Didn't have any aggressive sauce which can help or hurt but wasn't greasy in the slightest and the meat was clearly high quality. Sandwich was good, not at the level of the burger but that's more on the burger than the sandwich. Salad was huge. Like huge, for delivery twice the size you'd get from most places. Fries were not good but if you're basing a review on the fries than you're doing it wrong. I would still just upgrade to caesar salad every time. And easy would do again. 9.5/10

Found this place by chance via yelp - surprised to find such an authentic bbq place in town…read more Pros Bbq eggplants , lamb, bacon with inoki mushroom - were so good and authentic. Beef with flat noodles had a very good flavor - my son loved it. Considerations Double cooked sweet and sour pork - the batter was too thick and the sauce was limited making it a bit hard to chew. Flavor was decent. Sliced beef and tripe - good portion size, the cook's interpretation of this dish differs from what I had before - a bit too much soy and saltiness and I personally would add more spices. Overall - if you pick the right dishes, the place is great.

The food here is authentic Chinese food and they also have some BBQ-style items on their menu. The…read morefried rice I ordered was decent but nothing out of the ordinary, though the portion was generous. They don't have a great selection of drinks. The service was acceptable, but nothing extraordinary. Overall I would say it's your typical family-type small business that offers great authentic food. The deco and the setting looks worn-out and old, but still relatively clean.

I ended up spending 30$ on green tea and rice alone, this was only for 2 people. No transparency…read morethat they would charge me so much, especially for the rice. Really insane that my max 30$ meal turned to 60$. I've been to this restaurant the most throughout my undergrad, love their food, and always thought/spoke highly of it. This was my first time having it in a while, so it really sucks getting gouged by them. I won't go here again, if you do make sure to know about the real prices.

Gangnam Style implies a posh & whimsical Korean lifestyle & dance, none of which you will find…read morehere! Instead it's a down-to-earth food experience at this Kingston restaurant. This starts from the basic decor to the Korean lady traditionally running the kitchen. Menu prices were very reasonable, catering to the student demographic. Gam Ja Tang (pork bone soup) was a pleasant surprise, with large pieces of pork neck bone and fall-off-the-bone meat in the mildly spicy fresh kimchi broth. But the potato could've used more time to soak up the bold soup flavours. The colourful Bibimbap was served with a nice runny egg but the chopped vegetables caused stirred rice to be watery. That was atoned by a popping platter of Korean Seasoned Fried Chicken in sweet & spicy gochujang sauce. The boneless half portion was huge. Pieces were crunchy & saucy in one bite! This restaurant is a short drive up Princess St from downtown with city parking nearby. Both patio & indoor dining options were available. Service was smooth & easygoing. Glad to enjoy this spot for an authentic Korean meal among the few Asian food options in town.

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.

Spent a nice day exploring Kingston. Had a craving for something hardy…read more We came across Hardy's on their high street (Princess St). Menu looked interesting so we parked our butts here. Inside had a relaxed welcoming Egg dinner vibe. We had the classic and umami burgers with the nut salad replacing the standard fries. Patties were a generous 6 oz. Burger was very flavourful. The umami was stuffed with lots of different ingredients. (Too many for me to remember off hand). Both were delicious. The health nut salad was delicious too. Nice change over from the usual deep fried sides. Our server (Chloe) and service were both excellent and attentive. We left very full and satisfied.

We stumbled upon Harpers Saturday night with the kids. The hubby ate here before and said they make…read moresolid burgers. We were seated promptly. Service was pretty attentive and our waitress was phenomenal and really upbeat and sweet. They were on it with the refills too. I really thought the kids would love their food, but they just picked at it during the dinner. What kid says no to waffle fries and a hot dog? Apparently the hot dog looked to juicy? lol. My french fry loving son, had no issues with his fries but skipped the chicken nuggets. My poor husband had to polish off whatever was not eaten by our kids after he ate his burger and poutine. I had the plantbased burger and I had no complaints. I will say their pickles are really great on the burger and loved their house sauce that came on it as well. Their fries are on the meatier side and I only ate a couple and passed the rest on to the kids, since the burger was pretty filling on its own. They had toy story playing on the tv in the restaurant. Super cute. It was pretty pricey coming to around $100 after everything was paid out. I'd probably come back for some apps and small bites in the future when visiting in town.

Great wings but really only wings. I miss their daily specials. Owner has a bad reputation locally…read morebut I can't see why.

Service was great. Chicken was very flavorful and the jalapeño poppers taste good. No picture…read moreunfortunately ate the food too fast. Good garlic bread with cheese and fresh carrots.

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.