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Extremely delicious and authentic. Serves (by a large margin) the best dolsot bibimbap in town. The sushi is consistently of high quality, filling, an…
Charlie Grimshaw
Hwaki Asian Cuisine
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Closed apparently. 11:55 am locked up on a Tuesday.…
Todd
Hwaki Asian Cuisine
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Great for Korean dishes. We came here for the first time on an early Friday evening. The restaurant was relatively quiet when we came in but it became…
Don-Kingston
Hwaki Asian Cuisine
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Hwaki Asian Cuisine is open for Casual Dining. Hwaki Asian Cuisine serves Japanese, Korean and Sushi dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Hwaki Asian Cuisine”
Extremely delicious and authentic. Serves (by a large margin) the best dolsot bibimbap in town. The sushi is consistently of high quality, filling, and delicious. The hotpots are an excellent talking point- in addition to the copious amount of fixings that come with your broth (I enjoyed the miso-based Japanese broth). Their Korean options truly shine through however – I recommend the spicy pork bibimbap with a reasonable amount of the red pepper paste that is brought to your table. As a local, it is one of my favorite meals in Kingston.
Closed apparently. 11:55 am locked up on a Tuesday.
Great for Korean dishes. We came here for the first time on an early Friday evening. The restaurant was relatively quiet when we came in but it became much busier over time. There is a relatively diverse asian menu that includes sushi, noodle dishes, rice dishes, hoptpots, and asian BBQ. The sushi menu looked relatively extensive on the menu but one look at the sushi bar suggests that there is a relatively limited sushi selection. We had the sense that the Korean dishes would be a much better choice. The two of us split a bulgogi bipimbap (with egg and rice) and the BBQ pork Belly (with lettuce for wrapping). Both were reasonably priced and quite flavourful. The meal also came with a small side dish with kimchee (average), marinated bean sprouts (good) and potatoes (very good). Overall, this seems to be a good addition to the Kingston dining scene. The Korean dishes look very good and are reasonably priced. I would go again to try some of the other Korean dishes.