Choi’s Roll - Kingston, Ontario

Absolutely wish there was an option to rate this NO stars Multiple times visiting this place to be turned around at the door , told he is closed, out of rice , out of everything ?!? Keeping the open sign on your door instead of flipping it over would indeed say otherwise Don’t ... bother tipping either when you DO manage to order He apparently doesn’t need the tips of the sale of the food in general Good spot for you to loose lots of business buddy ! Read more

Came to this place b.c of the great reviews but was disappointed to find out they had no sashimi or sushi only rolls. They had large chunks of salmon in the display but they said they were only prioritizing rolls. When I got my rolls I couldn't tell if the rice ... was stale or undercooked or possibly both. It was gummy and hard like if it sat in a fridge overnight. The rolls were messy and fell apart. The Wasabi was dry and crumbly again I think it was old. It looked dried out. For $30 I expected better quality but the portions were good. I order a la cart for quality and not quantity so was disappointed when it was poor quality. Don't know if it's b.c of the time of day but overall not great Read more

I love this place! It is my go-to take out sushi place. They make everything fresh to order and everything always tastes amazing. The people who work here are kind and always very friendly. It's pretty fast considering they make everything for you right then and there. Prices are super ... decent considering the high quality ingredients. Read more

Spent $40+ and all I got was basically rice and cucumber. Where is the fish? The fish is cut so thin and small compare to the roll. I overheard one of the workers say that there wasn't enough and I came forward and said I could change my order but ... the other guy was like we are good. After reading past reviews it seems like I am not the only one. They responded reviewers they would improve 3 weeks ago; well it has clearly not changed. Ugh stay away! Read more

I keep telling myself I need to leave a review for this place. So, after 3 years (maybe more?) here it is. First of all, this is a take-out sushi place. It has a clean and simple interior decorated with quality service. Kevin, the head chef, is the face you want ... to see when you're hungry. He hits you with a happy hello before your foot finishes crossing the threshold and no time is wasted. You will get your food within 5-10 minutes. There is always one other person waiting for their food with you. This place gets steady business and this is why: 1. Fresh ingredients: The fish is plump. The avocado is never brown. The cucumbers crunch and the rice is sticky. Every order is made with care and seasoned to never leave you dissatisfied. This is not the best sushi I've ever had (I eat a lot of sushi) but I always go back. It consistently hits the spot and it's GOOD. 2. Service: When this place first opened, I gave it a chance. The teal paint and big windows invited me in. I ordered off the blown-up menu on the wall and was handed a neatly tied bag with "an extra hand roll for you". That, I thought was clever (and nice). What better way to bring in business than free food. And It was the first time I ever got a free food that wasn't an apologetic back pedal. I at smiled the man with the smile and went back to my office. I ate and knew I would be going back. Since then, every time I've visited Choi's I've always felt like comfortable? Is that the right word? It just feels good to wait there. You hear the soft chatter of the kitchen as the news plays silently on the screen before you. The stools are high and there is a fridge of different drinks for you to look through. Then, your food is ready. It's been three years and today was just a visit to the city and guess what? "Extra roll for you". 3. Price: It's cheaper. Where a red dragon roll usually costs $13-14, its $10.90 here (called the orange dragon, their red dragon is with tuna). My spicy scallops roll was $4.90.Their small maki boat is $24 and perfect for sharing. And it doesn't compromise in quality. In sum, go to Choi's if you want to eat sushi at home or feel like some fish on your lunch break. It's fast and it's good and Kevin is the nicest. Support local business. Eat sushi. Read more