This food court is located within a Silver Star shopping mall. It has five Chinese and 1 Vietnamese…read morefood stalls. The food prices are really good. Most of the vendors have good food. There are plenty of indoor seats. The tables are clean. It is a very casual food court. There is no free WiFi. The food court is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2024-025

This is a new small food hall consisting of food stalls with food from several cuisines…read more The food stalls are: - Momo + Bao (Himalayan) - Just Curry (Asian curries) - SubG (vegetarian and vegan subs) - Burro Loco (burritos) - Spice Island (Caribbean) The concept behind this food hall is that each stall is supposed to be a classroom where the incubator students, fresh to Canada, learn the ropes of building a food business. They are guided by seasoned mentors. It turns out I've been to this food hall before! It used to be called FLIP Kitchen with totally different food stalls. There is no free WiFi. The food hall is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms upstairs, and they are wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-080

I had the delicious popcorn chicken. Very big portions of sides which included some minced meat,…read moreeggplant, chinese bok choy and tomato and egg omelette. Also choice of soup or bottled water. I had the delicious soup which was also very tasty. All for $10.50 plus tax.

Located in the food court of Woodside Square, this shop serves Taiwanese bentos with generous…read moreportions at a very reasonable price. Each bento comes with choice of protein on rice and is served with 3 sides of vegetables. I ordered 2 braised mince pork and 1 popcorn chicken bentos. I would say the protein was average, but the veggie sides tasted great. Each bento also came with a pop/water. Lady was very nice and friendly. Definitely give it a try.

Tip: There is parking at the back of the food court if the main parking area is full…read more I have been meaning to visit the Sino Mall food court for a few years. I finally came here for an early dinner after work on a Wednesday and I loved my experience. Google Maps got me to the back entrance of the food court. Since I was new to this food court, I decided to park where I normally do on the other side, with the Chinese gateway arch and where all business are easily accessible. I parked in front of CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice and walked into the mall entrance. I passed by Al Premium Food Mart to get to the food court. I was happy to see it busy with folks chowing down just past 3 pm. Cay Cay, a Vietnamese snack and banh mi stall, got me here. I ended up getting paper rice rolls and a corn dog. Yummy! Sadly, two out of their three drinks were sold out. I wasn't a fan of wintermelon as a drink. Instead, I went to the stall next door, Moteru Sushi, and got a Diet Coke. Both stalls accept credit and debit cards. I was pleased, because I rarely have cash on me. Chibugan Eh, Wokman's Kitchen, and Luen Hing Barbeque accept cash only. There is Tsui Xiang Tsuen, which also seems to accept cash only. I saw a cash register and a calculator when I passed by this eatery. I was happy to see CoCo. I don't remember it being here when I last visited this mall. I decided to get a bubble tea. It's cool that you can access this business from the food court and from the parking lot. Staff were friendly and nice. I loved my strawberry black tea with coconut jelly. I spent a good hour sitting at a table, enjoying my food and drink. The chairs go down when you sit on them. It was different. Each table has four seats. It was spacious and nice having my meal here. I used the washroom before I headed home. It was clean. The stall that I used was a bit tight between the door opening inward and the toilet. It was weird, but I managed to get in and out of the stall without calling for help. I want to return for more good eats and drinks. Moteru Sushi has Korean and Japanese food. I saw someone order ramen, which made me drool. I'd also like to try beef ho fun from Tsui Xiang Tsuen. I need to remember to get some cash. (370)

I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

I've come here a few times for the congee, fried dough, and wonton noodles. The fried bread dough…read moreis always fresh whenever I purchase. The noodles and congee are ok. Congee is a bit bland, but it's nice to have when you feel like something warm. The wonton noodles are alright as well, it isn't as good as the specialty stores that sell wonton noodles only, I think it is the soup base, it's not the one I am used to that gives me the satisfaction of knowing this is a well made wonton noodle. The service isn't quick, but it isn't slow either, it's just in between. The glass window they have is really nice to watch while you are waiting for your food as they fry the bread dough in from of you. Definitely a good place for a quick lunch or takeout, lots of selections and sometimes can get busy. The cashier is usually pretty nice there, it's can get busy at times.

杰悠麵 Happy Congee is a fast food style, takeout food stall located in the food court area of a…read morepopular grocery store called Field Fresh Supermarket. Known for their Soup 湯 , Congee 粥品 , Steamed Rice Rolls 腸粉 , Snacks 小食 , Noodles 麵食 , and Lo Mein 撈麵。 Though I've had better 油條 Youtiao, this fried dough stick was denser dough, and it was one of the better items ordered that went well with 艇仔粥 Assorted Congee. Assorted Congee Combo comes with Steamed Radish Cake 艇仔粥 + 蒸蘿蔔糕。Assorted Congee had beef, pork, shredded squid, peanut, green onion and lettuce 碎牛肉, 豬肉, 魷魚絲, 花生, 蔥及生菜絲。 The Shrimp Dumpling Noodle Soup 淨水餃 麵湯 tastes homemade and didn't taste like it was overly flavoured which was nice for a change. If you prefer more seasonings they have chilli oil, salt, white pepper, hot sauce, soy sauce and hoisin sauce, which you can add to your taste. The Sesame Seed Ball (Jian Dui) 煎堆 was huge and it came directly from being fried so it was nice and puffy. The Steamed Shrimp Rice Roll sprinkled with sesame seeds 蝦米腸粉 撒有芝麻 was quite tasty. Cash only.

Not my first time here and there's a reason I come back…read more Underrated place for good 짜장면 (jjajangmyun - Black Bean Noodles) and 짬뽕 (jjamppong - Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup). It's in a food court, so during busier times, it might be harder to find a table, but didn't have any issues today. Ordering is easy, but choosing what to order is the difficult part. Once you have ordered, you get a pager which notifies you when your food is ready. You can let them know if you would like to dine-in or takeout. Because I also ordered the combo which included 탕수육 (Sweet & Sour Pork), I asked for my order in takeout containers since I knew I wouldn't finish everything. My meal still came out on a tray so I could eat at a table with my friends. After eating, you just return your tray to the tray cart labelled with the restaurants's name on it. Portion sizes are fair and priced appropriately. Food is also very tasty, even better than some restaurants nearby. The staff are friendly and helpful as well.

This is located in the food court at Shops on Yonge plaza (2nd floor) is definetely a gem . If you…read morelove noodles like me and enjoy korean black bean noodles (jajangmyeon), you definitely gotta try this place. The black bean sauce is so umami and flavourful like no other restaurants I've ever tasted. The noodles are refreshly made and the texture is cooked to the al dente level perfectly. You can request the spicy level you'd prefer. I always order this dish everytime I visit the area or when I'm craving for this dish. I'm so addicted to this dish so much that I haven't gotten the chance to try other items yet. This speaks for itself. The service and the lady is very nice and friendly. 5 stars !!

Taste of Hong Kong is a decent food court option located inside Chartwell, especially if you're…read morelooking for something affordable. They have an afternoon tea menu, which is great, and most items are around $10 or less, making it pretty economical compared to a lot of other places these days. The food itself is decent for the price point. I've heard the landlords may be increasing rent though, so I'm not sure how long the current pricing will last. I did knock a point off because they sometimes get my order wrong, which can be a bit frustrating. Still, overall it's a decent spot if you want budget-friendly Hong Kong-style food.

This cafe is located in a food court in the mall. The prices are very reasonable. The food is…read moreaverage. Pretty standard for what you would expect, nothing really stands out. The HK milk tea is Ok, we have had better tea in other places. Ok for a quick solid meal at a budget price.

This place is absolute value!…read more Highly recommend this place for anyone who is seeking a quick cheap meal/ need to host people at home! Their 和菜 is as little as $11 an item, with an exception of few times! Please note that this is a stall within a food court, it is not a sit down restaurant.

I saw that no one gave it 5 stars. Why? Come on! Everything is under $10, with incredible portions,…read morein this economy?! I have to give it 5 stars no matter what! I don't live close to this food court. I was also recommended it by my friends. If you want "AUTHENTIC" Chinese food experience, I highly suggest coming here! You'll think you've passed through a wormhole and landed in China directly, because the vibe is so...China Although the vendors in this food court are selling Cantonese food, you'll get what I mean. The dish I ordered was something with beef, mushrooms, onions, and rice. I don't recall the name of the dish, but it was sooo Delicious! It was full of wok-hei, even my 2-year-old son enjoyed it and gave it a It is not a high-end, cozy, or beautiful place that you want to share the environment on social media. However, I think it is a kind place. Within CA$7, you can get a decent and tasty meal. You might even have leftovers and have it the next day. I truly believe it saves a lot of families who are struggling. Those families might not be that broken and need to go to food banks to get free food, but still having a hard time living in Toronto. I feel grateful to have this kind of food court

Convenient place before going to Canada…read more Food is way way way over priced. They don't care about the people buying because they know it's a tourist spot to get their money. THERE IS ADDITIONAL TOURIST TAX for each meal on top of the tax we have to pay!!! This place feels very dirty and oily and old. There is a souvenir place. Restrooms but not seat covers.

Way too overpriced. Paid $18 for chicken fingers and fries and I saw them open up the bag of frozen…read morefries right in front of me. Not fresh at all and tasted bland. I bought them at "The Dog House" which serves America cuisine and the staff were really nice which is why its two stars and not one; however, they forgot my order so I had to wait over 15 minutes when it should have been less than 5. Please avoid this place if you can. There are many other restaurants that have better quality than this and is probably less expensive in the area. Convenient location though.

Came here with some friends for dinner. We didn't have a reservation but the staff said they would…read morebe able to seat us for a bit over an hour until the group who has a reservation comes. Service was quick and attentive. I got the brisket and ribs. The flavour was there but I wish the brisket was a bit more tender. Definitely make a reservation if you plan on coming here!

Stumbled upon this restaurant one night and was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere, decor and…read morevibes were great. They are a viet bbq/tapa style restaurant. We ordered the milk bread with house butter and durian butter. If you like durian, you will like the durian butter! We also got the spring rolls which were great. For mains, we got the crispy hai nam rice which is exactly what it sounds like. It's Hainanese chicken rice but with crispy chicken and it was pretty good. Chicken was a tad dry though. The pho was also good, it is very similar to Nam's pho if you have already tried their pho. Overall it was pretty solid!