We've been here a few more times since the past review about a year and decided to upgrade the…read morerating to 4 stars. While it is cafeteria style food, the consistency is strong. You know what you're going to get every time you order. We've had popcorn chicken (5/5), pork cutlet (4.5/5), fish fillet (4/5), braised beef (4/5), stinky tofu (3.5/5 for me but others give it 4/5), dry noodles with Taiwanese sausage (4/5), braised beef soup noodles (4/5). The sides are consistent in what you get and the nice thing is you get to choose 3 with bento boxes. The complimentary soup is alway nice and my rating varies depending on what they made that day but never below 3/5. Price: At prices between 10-12$, this is a great place to get takeout lunch or dinner.

Super kind and helpful staff. We were visiting Toronto for the first time and we were short some…read morecash. They take debit but since we don't have Canadian debit cards our American ones didn't work ofc! There is no ATM around and luckily she was OK with us using our credit card this one time!! Really appreciated that. As for the food, we got the stinky tofu, sticky rice sausages, oyster omelette, and chicken thigh bento. My husband is from Taiwan and he thought the the food was just OK. He particular liked the bento and stinky tofu but the oyster omelette and sticky rice sausages fell short and I agree! The bento had a variety delicious side dishes and chicken was moist and tastily flavored. Big portion and good value! The stinky tofu was crispy and stinky, perfect and pickled cabbage was great with it. The oyster omelette was fine but wasn't glutinous enough, we are used to it being more gooey/sticky/stretchy. In addition there were a lot of onions in it which was hadn't experienced before. The sticky rice sausages fell apart super easily and the casing around the rice was really hard to bite through. Minimal seating, 2 tables that seat 4 each. A counter with 2 seats by the window. Not sure if we'd come again but not bad.

Drove past this place a couple times expecting a legit tea house, but realized it was a hk cafe…read moreafter looking it up. Prices are pretty good and has afternoon tea. Chicken wings - afternoon tea comes with 4 wings and fries or 6 without fries. Wings were tiny and not well seasoned. Would not get again. Milk tea was way over steeped. would not get again. French toast was ok, not crispy, but not soggy. Bread was large but pretty thin, and minimal amount of butter. Had a bad experience for food here, but partner had a good one. Will have to come back and try out the countless other items posted on the wall.

Tips: - This eatery is on Fantuan. The deals are decent…read more - The beef brisket had a lot of tough parts. - The Shanghai-style noodles were fabulous. My rating is 3.5 stars. I'll round up. A few weeks ago, I was looking at my Fantuan app. There was a flash deal on a number of dishes. One of them was the curry beef or beef brisket. It was on rice and came with your choice of beverage. I went with these items: - Curry beef brisket on steamed rice, with an iced lemon tea - Shanghai-style noodles I paid with a credit card. I got an estimated time to pick up my order. This eatery is in a plaza roughly fifteen minutes from my home. My issue was the signage when I got to this restaurant. On Fantuan, this business is listed as Red Tea House. If you can't read traditional Chinese, you'd think that the place is called Hong Kong Beef Noodles, as it's the only English sign that you see. If you can read Chinese, the three characters literally translate to Red Tea Street. Maybe it's me. A house and a street are two different objects. I don't get the translation. At least the sign is red, to match the first character. There was lots of parking in this plaza. I backed into a spot and walked in. It's a Hong Kong-style cha chaan teng. I have only visited Hong Kong once and loved the food. There were several folks eating when I walked in. I waited at the back by the payment area for someone. I looked at the blue Fantuan bag in front of me. It looked like my order. I got a woman who first started to speak to me in Mandarin. I don't speak it. I spoke to her in English. She switched to Cantonese. I did, too. She asked me what I had ordered. Both items were listed in English on Fantuan. Instead, we went with my order number in Cantonese. The blue bag was indeed my order. I thanked her in Cantonese and left. I drove home to enjoy my food. It was dinner. I had half of each dish. I then had the rest the following day. The curry sauce in the curry beef brisket was excellent. It was great mixing it with rice. I also enjoyed the cubed potatoes and bell peppers. I enjoyed the actual beef brisket. The downside was that the brisket had a lot of tough parts attached to it.. It wasn't worth getting this dish. I loved my iced lemon tea. It was cold and was exactly what I needed on a hot summery day. The shanghai-style noodles were delicious. I loved the chicken, veggies, and thick noodles. I'd order this dish again in a heartbeat. Excellent! I'd return to try more items on the menu. Maybe I should have ordered the curry beef. I'd steer away from anything with beef brisket. (315)

What happened to the Duck Tongues at Kung Fu Duck?!…read more They are definitely not as good as before. They taste bland and boring. Where is the spices, the flavours and the aroma?! I think I made way better tasting duck tongues than those., just ask Sami E :) The duck hearts though were good, thanks for Edwin A for his bravery. Maybe I would start making some duck hearts and at home. Maybe I can open up a Karate Duck one day selling my own tongues and what not?!

duck products are very spicy, if you like spice this is the place for you. a bit to spicy for me,…read morei'm more a fan of the braised duck wings. i bought the gizzards, hearts, liver, lotus, tofu, noodles and wings. liver had the least taste and lotus was a bit mushy. noodles were good as they weren't too spicy and the sesame sauce was good. we tried to go to wuhan hei ya but it didn't open yet at 12pm so luckily this was nearby. guess i'm getting old, i remember when chinese were early risers.

Got this bag of chips couple days ago which is 2019 feb and when I got home and looked at the…read moredate, it's 2018 Oct 25... Thinking of buying their food? Think twice before buying them.... Maybe meats and veggies aren't fresh at all.... I will never go to shop for food here again....

Horrible smell when you walk in. And the produce was not…read morethe same quaility as other Asian markets. Miserable staff Would not go here again

Ever since the pandemic started, I've been looking for smaller meat shops to get my meat from…read moreinstead of waiting in line at supermarkets. I came across this little gem (Lang Hing Wholesale) on the internet and found that they are now offering buying stuff online and picking it up after you pick a timeslot on their website. This has made life so much easier because I can just buy online (which I'm used to doing already) and pay for everything. The prices for the different chicken cuts were very reasonable, and I guess it's because you would be buying directly from them. We got some free-range chicken for my mom to make some congee, as well as some frozen chicken wings. They do sell their frozen chicken wings and fresh chicken breast in "bulk" (which is around 10-11lbs), but that's okay. We're a decently sized family and whatever we don't finish, we freeze and it's been working out great. At first, I didn't think 10lbs was actually that much but once I got it, holy. 10lbs is a lot of food! Their unit cost for the chicken wings was like $3/lbs - you basically can't find that type of pricing in many places. The quality of the meat has also been great. I think it's even better than some of the supermarkets I buy from. That + a cheaper price and it's a no brainer. One thing to note is that it seems like you cannot just walk in and order what you need yet. All their orders are done online and you need to place the order 1 day in advance. It was okay for me, since I can place the day before and pick up at 9am when they open! I highly recommend purchasing from this local business and just testing it out. I'll definitely be coming back and buying again, even after this COVID-19 stuff blows over!!! Thank you!!

Been ordering from this place since lockdown. Meat always fresh and owners are very accommodating…read moreand friendly. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, it's important to support your local businesses!

During this Covid19 period I am very impressed with the care the staff and management is taking. I…read morevisited today June 22, 2020 and received excellent service from staff - Dale and the cashiers! The store is impeccable and I am pleased with the service during these challenging times of covid19! Great stock,Clean store, quick and courteous staff! I got all my baking needs etc

I had to go to this location because Scarborough Town Center was closed due to Covid-19. Some of…read morethe people that work at this location were extremely rude to customers. It was near closing time (6pm) and one of the employees was standing outside the entrance to let customers know they weren't allowing any more customers into the store, which I can understand but the way she spoke and her attitude towards customers was just awful, she had absolutely no manners. There was a customer that wanted to just buy one thing but wasn't able to because they just closed and was rudely turned away. Next, I heard the lady on cash gossiping with the employee at the entrance about the customer that just left. I understand that they had to turn away customers because they were closing but she should really try a different approach or maybe that's just the way she naturally communicates with people, rudeness!. Employees should also never bitch about customers while other customers are present in the store, this is so unprofessional and extremely rude!

Tonight I had to pick up some chicken legs and thighs for tomorrow's lunch and this No Frills was…read moreon my way home. This store is clean and clear signage of products & prices made it a good shopping experience. Check-out took longer than I expected but that's because I happened to shop at a peak time. Nevertheless, the queue moved along and staff was courteous. Nick's No Frills is on the TTC bus route at the intersection of Kennedy Rd and Sheppard Ave E. There's plenty of parking at Agincourt Mall too.

This was not a shopping day for me, I had a medical appointment in the mall and I decided to pick…read moreup a few things at No Frills. Note this is my regular No Frills. My Total was $85.74. Normally I would skim my receipt, being in a rush to get home, I did not bother. On reviewing the receipt, I was charged for 3 tins of Grace Ackee. I needed 3 but picked up 2, only because a hand written sign was posted saying, "Limit of 2". Unable to return to the store, I decided to call, unfortunately for me, no listed phone number or direct email for Nick 's No Frill. One should be able to immediately contact the store if they have an issue.

I stopped by to get a birthday cake and staff was really helpful in deciding the right one. They…read morehad a huge selection of cakes at various price points(starting as low as 12$). I went around dinner time on a Sunday, the store was cozy and quiet. It has ample parking right near the door, so you don't end up waiting. Also they are celebrating birthday of Moi rewards & have great deals ( Green Peppers were under $1/lb ). The store looks quite festive on this occasion. One thing that stood out to me is they have a kiosk to scan coupons. The staff was friendly and welcoming.

We decided to get some pizza since there was a deal at this metro. This is a really mixed review…read moreas there were some high points and some low points. I'd say this place is a 3.5/5. Pizza dough is decent - I feel like it's the same dough they use for cheesy bread so it's a bit thicker but has a nice softness to it. Definitely holds up against the toppings. The pepperoni, ground beef, mushrooms and pineapple pizza had a part that was slightly burnt not sure if it accidentally touched the flames. But otherwise everything else was good. Pineapple had a nice sweetness, pepperoni was tasty along with beef and mushrooms. The chicken bacon pizza had tons of toppings which is great but it felt like someone just tossed things on it at random. Giant chunks of chicken, whole strips of bacon, sliced red peppers but then a giant chunk for no reason. It looked chaotic yet somehow delicious. Hence the mixed reviews. Flavor wise it was good though. Price was really good at 10.99 a pizza - can't complain too much!

It's a gem if you are into sashimi and want in home luxury without paying restaurant price. It is…read moresashimi store with frozen sashimi. There are sea urchin, sweet shrimp, hamachi , white tuna, scallop , fish roe and of course salmon. Although they are frozen, it is as good as you try in the restaurant. They package with special bag to keep is cool and also provide ice if requested. The owner is very friendly and tell you details of what popular food they have. It is clean and very very warehouses style and the price is reasonable. There is parking.

We had a massive craving for fresh sashimi and did not feel like driving out to Taros Fish, which…read moreis our usual pick for choose-your-own sashimi grade fish to cut and eat at home. So when I came upon Seaborn Toronto, located way closer to home, I decided to give them a try. Located on the industrial side of the Skycity Shopping Center, this tiny, non-descript store was equipped with 4-5 deep freezers and a standing freezer with a very good variety of frozen sashimi grade fish and an assortment of other frozen items. They also carry nori, miso and other basic Japanese items but not in huge quantity or variety. I had called the store before going in to see if they had any unfrozen product which I could pick up for dinner, but they did not. But when the very friendly lady on the phone told me that I could pick up the fish (this was around 2 p.m.) and would still be able to serve it for dinner, I was excited to give them a try. I ended up bringing home some salmon, Hamachi, scallops, tuna, suf clam, shrimp, and squid, which ended up filling one large and one small plate with some very delicious sashimi. We didn't even get to cut into our Tuna as there was no more room on our serving plates. I also bought a pack of very nice quality nori. The flavour and the freshness of all the fish exceeded our expectation, and we all ate till we were full (2 adults and a tween). We still had some leftover hamachi, shrimp and a whole portion of tuna, which probably would easily yield 2 chirashi bowls. All this great fish came to $96 including tax, which was an insanely good deal for the quality and variety we got. I have a feeling that i will be back to try their other fish very soon.

Place is an awesome Asian food gem . Lots of snacks and food u don't get in other markets…read more Place has lots of new asian items to be found , anything viral starts from here . please is clean and shelf are well stocked

If you're looking for Asian snacks - this is the spot! They have an over whelming amount of options…read moreincluding Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Filipino foods. The space is huge and filled with lots of variety. They also have a bakery and sell some lovely cakes and pastries. They have a skincare section for every skin type. I could honestly spend hours here. Service was okay. But it's also a supermarket.