Much better than Egg Roll King, the food was pretty good and the staff was friendly.read more

Excellent food and service. Situated beautifully along the LaHave River. The finest egg rolls in…read moretown!

Their food was great the first time we eat in but then we ordered lots of take out and it was one…read moreof the worst tasting food that my wife and I ever had to pay for to eat. We ordered five dishes and all of them were burnt and over cooked, dry and tasteless. If a restaurant can't be consistent with their food that God help them.

We arrived into the outskirts of Shelburne around 9PM on a Saturday night and checked into our…read moremotel first. We asked the desk clerk if there was anyplace in town to grab some dinner and we were told Tim Horton's 24-7 out on Hwy 103 was open. I like Tim Horton's, but for coffee and light fare only. We were starving after a long drive! We drove into town, pitch black outside and every place looked closed, except for a couple takeout pizza places and mini marts, and then we saw Luong's Restaurant. We decided to take our chances with Chinese food in this sleepy town. Luong's was still serving food until 10PM! The dining room looks very homey, wood walls painted red, green, and white, assorted Chinese decor, and red covered table seating, very X-mas like. The menu offers Chinese and Canadian cuisine (sandwiches & comfort foods), but we stuck to the Chinese food. I got a combo plate of chicken chow mein, sweet & sour shrimp, fried rice & and egg roll. Most of the food was decent, dishes made to order, except for the egg roll, which was the kind I'd buy at the surpermarket and filled with hot oil. Luong's Restaurant saved us from having to settle for Tim Horton's for dinner. The meal was decent, far from Vancouver quality Chinese food, but good enough for us after a long day. The service was good and the price was right, $22.30 before HST & tip for two Chinese combo dinners and two diet pops. We did go to Tim Horton's afterwards for coffee.

My visit to Scotia Curry was inspired by an episode of Chef's Table highlighting Chef Asma Khan's…read moreBiryani. Sitting in rural Nova Scotia I quickly Googled the dish and was surprised to find it served just 20 Km away. Even the name Scotia Curry is a bit of an oxymoron, our region being known for seafood and donairs more than curry and butter chicken. But what a great addition to our local cuisine. I, or course, had the lamb biryani. So good! Also gluten free and served with a gf lentil flatbread. It was pricey as compared to other options but it I took some home and it made a great lunch the next day. Generally the venue is mostly decorated, doesn't really add or detract from the food experience. They offer a reasonable drink menu and a wide selection of gluten and dairy free dishes.

A gem of a spot! Food, service and price were amazing! Our server was very attentive. We were never…read moreleft waiting for anything. The flavour of the food was awesome. You will not be disappointed.

Our usual go-to for Chinese food is closed on Mondays so we decided to try China Village instead…read morefor take out. Finding a menu online proved to be the first challenge. After much searching we found one, but it was small and difficult to read. We noticed right away that China Village doesn't sell spring rolls, in fact there are only 3 items on the appetizer menu. We settled for egg rolls, and Bo Bo Wontons, as well as General Tao Chicken, Szechuan Beef, and Mushroom Fried Rice. We were pleased to hear it would be ready in 10-15 minutes... our usual haunt takes up to an hour! Once we got home and broke out the food it quickly became obvious why the wait time was so short. The mushrooms in the rice appeared to be canned. The Szechuan beef reminded me both in texture and taste of the boil-in-the-bag beef dinners my mother used to buy when I was little. In its defence, there was a little bit of chili heat added, but not enough to redeem the factory-made taste of the sauce. The General Tao Chicken was more like boneless buffalo wings. The sauce was heavy with something resembling Tabasco, and I don't know how you make deep fried chicken so dry! The portion sizes and prices at China Village are decent, but I'd happily pay more for less if I could have authentic flavours and freshness. There was very little about this meal that tasted Asian. Blindfolded I'm sure I'd have guessed I was eating bad pub food. If you're looking for a cheap way to fill up quickly, China Village might be your spot. If authentic dishes, flavour, and fresh ingredients are on your radar, you should probably keep going, because you're definitely not getting any of that here.

Limited selection for buffet, but a super friendly staff. No meat-free options on buffet side, but…read morethey made a separate dish for our vegetarian.

Went there months ago- it was good- have not been to a buffet in a long time…read more Good refills on pop and the food well it was getting late so kit so much but still had everything I liked- the j oh day even have me a free takeout container of fried rice- Will be back

If this site could give negative stars I would 100% -5 stars the bathrooms were gross they smelt…read morehorrendous writing was all over the bathroom stalls and the food looked alright and tasted OK but the ice cream bar was gross all the ice cream was all mixed up I saw a glimpse of the "back" it was disgusting and I just left without eating any thing

First time eating at this place, and they said on sign Chinese and Canadian cuisine, I thought good…read moremy daughter doesn't like Chinese she can have Canadian cuisine, no, because when they do buffet there is no menu for Canadian cuisine and they didn't have any Canadian food at buffet except two kinds of squares. And as far as the buffet goes there wasn't much options. So my daughter had just 2 fortune cookies. You think they would have some Canadian options or even offer her something that was Canadian. I thought that was not right. Also it was so uncomfortable in there, and dark. The food was not that warm either. So we took our daughter to Dairy Queen. Iwe will not be returning to Kao.

Easily my favourite Chinese food place in the valley…read more Friendly staff and the food is always hot and great. I love the egg rolls as well as the beef & broccoli

Greasy and if you don't Mind sitting in the toilet for hours…read morethen you will enjoy. Store bought deserts. Interesting.

Best all time and worst all time. Best because ur takes #1 in my book for worst Chinese food I have…read moreever had. And this is below the place that had meal worms in my fried rice. At least that was fried rice. So I had the C13 combo. Beef and broccoli with fried rice and egg roll. Standard. But they add a side of sweet and sour chicken to it for more money. It was $17 and $11 without the sweet and sour chicken balls as they call them. The sweet and sour chicken was edible. Huge breading! The beef was yucky. Broccoli was good. Fried rice was not fried. More like boiled in sauce like shitty rice a roni. I mean seriously people. What has the world become. The egg-roll was house made and I took one bite and trashed it. Grey meat inside. So I ate the vegetables and the sweet and sour chicken. I do not recommend this place. Until it's under new management. Worst Chinese ever.

Great resort, excellent value, restaurant was amazing. We would stay here again. The beach is…read moreright at your doorstep (we had an Oceanfront cabin). There are lots of activities to keep you entertained. Booked with friends and the bonus of the resort being dog friendly made me happy.

The Canadian Maritimes: Quintessential White Point…read more As owners of ten timeshare weeks, the university's academic schedule permits numerous opportunities during the calendar year for adventure and exploring. We have visited the Maritime Provinces in Canada on several occasions. Our usual motor route is Ohio to Ontario and then time is allotted to visit London, Waterloo, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces: New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia. For this holiday, we opted to fly into Halifax, Nova Scotia for a ten-day visit to the Maritimes. We extended the week's visit to White Point Vacation Club with overnight lodgings in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and New Glasgow, Nova Scotia prior to our week at White Point Vacation Club in southern Nova Scotia. We returned to our Ohio home for one night, and immediately flew to our Marriott Ocean Pointe resort in Palm Beach. In eighteen days we experienced the beaches of the Maritimes and the Palm Beaches. The contact information is White Point Beach Resort (#R638), 75 White Point Road #2 Queens County, NS, B0T 1G0, Canada, 866.869.2585 or 800.565.5068. The RCI photos do not accurately display the condos, but http://www.redweek.com/resort/P5064-white-point-vacation-club does provide several accurate interior and exterior photos of White Point Vacation Club. My initial reaction to the photos was that these condos are "mobile home units" similar to ones that we had visited in Napa Valley. The Napa Valley units were much too small for two adults. However, the White Point Beach Resort condos are actually freestanding modern spacious wooden homes. Each condo is located on nearly an acre of ground. White Point Vacation Club provides seclusion and privacy. White Point Beach Resort condos are very large accommodations; offer a full kitchen, all cooking utensils, two spacious bedrooms and bathrooms, a small dining area, a large family room with a wood burning fireplace, a huge wood deck with furniture, and a gas grill. White Point Vacation Club is a unique facility. Beware of the large bunnies that have been a White Point tradition for decades. The condo units are nestled in a forest setting similar to cabins in a state or national park. White Point Beach Resort resembles an "older" Michigan or New England resort. "Older" may connote romance and ambience. Some readers may recall the secluded lodge in the 1987 film Dirty Dancing. The storyline called for a setting (Kellerman's Resort) in the Catskills, but the actual Dirty Dancing lodge is in Virginia (Mountain Lake Resort in Pembroke, Virginia.) White Point Beach Resort was constructed in 1928 as a private hunting and fishing lodge. White Point Beach Resort initially consisted of a few cabins on the beach, an eight-room main lodge, and a dining room. These buildings remain and are functional today. Expansion has been gradual and continuous through the years. All the original buildings were of split log construction. Modern construction coexists with nearly 75-year-old structures. White Point Beach Resort is Atlantic Canada's very popular year-round, seaside beach vacation destination. The resort features a half mile white sand beach, indoor and outdoor pools, lake, golf, tennis, trails, surfing, recreation programs, a spa, and dining room showcasing Nova Scotia cuisine. White Point Beach Resort is in very high demand with the residents of Halifax who are only ninety minutes north. White Point Beach Resort is also a destination for many Canadians and U.S. citizens. White Point Vacation Club is a timeshare that is an integral part of White Point Beach Resort. One visitor noted, "You won't be disappointed with the world-renowned Maritime hospitality. People are down to earth and not cosmopolitan as Nova Scotia mostly has small towns and villages." We have frequently experienced this hospitality in the Maritimes. White Point Vacation Club is s 95 miles southwest of Halifax on Route 103. Take Exit 20A, at the intersection of the highway connector and Route 3, turn right (West) on to Route 3 and follow Route 3 (White Point Road) to White Point Beach Resort. Liverpool is the nearest town where chain grocery stores and other small stores and restaurants are located. Liverpool is about ten minutes north of White Point Beach Resort. It seems essential to arrive at White Point Beach Resort during the daylight hours. The driver must be careful of children and bunnies when entering the White Point Beach Resort property. Check-in for the White Point Vacation Club is at the main White Point Beach Resort lodge. The check in process is efficient and without the nuisance of a timeshare sales staff. The White Point Vacation Club is in a forest beyond a small lake, and the drive involves several alternative dirt roads. The approach is very straightforward in daylight but may be confusing after dark.

I'm surprised how their rating is, but also grateful my experiences were good here, I guess…read more We just wanted go order appy's, but when I saw the "Original Sin" burger on the menu I couldn't not order it. So, this burger consisted of tomato jam - which is actually not ketchup - smoked bacon, blue cheese, arugula, avocado dressing and pickled apple on a sundried tomato bun. It was such a delicious, juicy, combination and I would so order this burger again. The pickled apple was such a nice new burger topping discovery! The side of fries were great too, nothing extraordinary, but definitely better than average. My friend ordered wings, apart from the cost ($16/1lb - yikes!) no complaints; he said that's how wings should he made.

Came here all excited. All you can eat prime rib 9.99$. What a deal. Look at the ad picture. All…read morejuicy and looking so good. You just want to eat it... but then when you get to the window and ask for a juicy prime rib. Sorry Sir, we only have the one we over cooked to the point you will not want to eat it. It says in the poster. Some conditions... should say not like what you see... best examples of fake news I have seen. So if you want cheap prime rib this it it. But if you want quality prime rib. Move on