Viscount Kitchen - Pinoy Fiesta — Restaurant in Fredericton

Great menu options. Food was ok, lacking flavor, tastes of sugar. Special Lomi: Tasty, filling and fresh. Pancit Canton: Ok, noddles were overcooked, not a lot of vegetables, and it tasted of sugar. Chicken Adobo: Chicken was dry, sauce was flavorless and it felt it was missing vegetables. Pork Kare-Kare: Drowning in peanut sauce that tasted like it was just straight peanut butter. Not enough Vegetables. The pork belly was mainly just chucks of fat, some piece even missing meat. Was completely ignored from the moment we walked in. No greeting even with staff in front of house. Had to call someone over after 10 minutes for drinks. Was not check on during meal. The bathroom...

While I appreciate the effort to introduce Filipino cuisine, I must express my disappointment with the execution at this establishment. The attempt at Filipino food fell short, with glaring missteps that were difficult to overlook. The pinakbet was marred by undercooked eggplant, rendering it almost inedible, and the inclusion of bell peppers was a perplexing departure from authenticity. Furthermore, the palabok lacked the essential element of chicharon, leaving it devoid of its signature flavor and texture. It is imperative that the kitchen focuses on ensuring the authenticity of each dish, as the essence of Filipino cuisine deserves to be represented accurately and...

I can see the negative reviews are all about sandwiches/salads. This restaurant is a Filipino restaurant, and thats why you should come here.

Absolutely amazing service, everyone was so kind and the food was delicious. For $11.50 I got enough food for a full day. I cannot recommend this place enough. Hard to find authentic Filipino food in the Maritimes, but this restaurant is it!

Will be coming back again....