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| - One thing I learnt from this place is that the waiters have no idea what they're talking about and what goes on in the kitchen.
Last time I walked by I asked the server handing flyers on the street how the ribs were cooked (smoked, grilled, baked, etc). She went in to ask the kitchen. Then I asked for how long they were smoked. And she walked back in to tell me the ribs were already cooked and all they do is reheat. A week later, I asked how long the smoke meat was being smoked, she was as clueless as always. You can call me a bully idc.
Waiter didn't know if ribs were spare ribs or baby back ribs.
So when he told me the pizza and smoke meat were well known at this restaurant, I ordered ribs and bbq chicken.
Ribs: baby back ribs, fall off the bone tender, blablabla, accompanied by a 1/10 rib sauce. The sauce has been brushed onto the ribs after the cooking, so the flavor didn't blend in, instead it had a strong acidic taste that covered up the porkiness of the ribs. It literally killed the meat.
BBQ Chicken: surprisingly better than Romados' chicken. The breast was juicy while the skin was not gelatinous, the chicken was well seasoned overall, but it did need a bit of the fake St-Hubert sauce to give it a boost.
Fries: thin cut, no potato skin, had a very light color, and not very crispy. Save-able with a bit of ketchup.
Coleslaw: White mayonnaise like, wouldn't touch it even with the tip of a knife.
Bun: Half a brioche served with chicken sitting on top, so the 'jus' rendered it edible.
Popcorn: undercooked (not joking)
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