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It is a rare Asian fusion breakfast place in this neighborhoods. We tried it in the first time and ordered below dishes. -Pork ribs soup: very special taste and Singapore style...not very authentic but worth a try -omelette roll: the crepe is very crispy combined with omelette well! My pick -black pepper stir fried noodles: tasteless and not recommended
I have been here a few times, and every time, it was a nice experience except for the most recent one. The way it works with this place is that it's like a cafeteria, you line up to order, and they bring your order to you. The staff behind the cash were usually friendly except for my recent visit where, instead of explaining the sugar level for a bbt that i was interested in, she bluntly told me that she could provide a pack of sugar for me to add according to my desire. I ordered the Kaya toast with Salted butter for $6.50. It was on the costly side with 2 slices of toast that I could very easily make at home. What I objected to the most was that while I was eating, the staff started to talk about their stomach issues and toilet business. That was so shocking to me, and I thought they were either blissfully ignorant of being more professional or just didn't care. Malaysian restaurants are hard to come by, and I was so happy to find this establishment and was happy with their service and food until now.
In searching for a takeout place nearby I came across Breakfast ING and the sandwiches looked amazing. Going through more food photos and I was pretty much set on ordering from here. A friend seconded my suggestion and said she'd been a few times. I quickly scanned through some reviews to make sure that the food not only looks good but tastes good too. Most of the reviewers were very positive and really enjoyed the food. However, there was one that said the Malaysian street style sandwich was basically 2 hamburger patties sandwiched in between bread. I found the sandwich to be better than that. It was surprisingly filling. I suppose with 2 hamburger patties and 3 slices of bread it would be. The special sauce was special and it definitely helped differentiate this sandwich from others.
Warning: Location change!! This has moved two doors down and menu options are now available inside the Bubble Republic spot (please see pictures). Good option compared to bland chain drive through breakfast menus. I debated whether to give this 3 or 4 stars as the family enjoyed the food more than me. In fairness we only ordered two items: the original egg crepe roll and the House Special sandwich. Tasty enough, especially the pork inside the sandwich and again, enjoyed by the family. I just clearly remember and compare with the special texture of a fresh, chewy/crispy ish egg crepe roll from the food carts in the early Taipei morning. Not the same as that, but not bad at all.
Probably my favourite breakfast place in Mississauga. Breakfast ING serves Malaysian breakfast/brunch with a touch of Taiwan/Hong Kong influence. Classic Malaysian dishes like Laksa, Bak Kut Teh and Roti Canai are served here along with its famous grilled sandwich. With its unique menu offerings, I think it is the first of its kind in Ontario/Canada. Coming in for brunch, I had the Malaysian Curry Laksa and House Special Sandwich as mains. Then Roti Canai (Indian-influenced Malaysian flatbread) and Hot Milk Tea as sides. I loved the Curry Laksa. The soup was rich, creamy of coconut milk, and full of ingredients (shrimps, fishballs, squidballs, dried tofu, boiled egg, and bean sprouts). It tasted exactly like the Laksa I had in Malaysia! The grilled sandwich was equally as delicious and tasted like the ones in Taiwan. You might think the sandwich isn't much, but it really fills you up. Finally, the Roti Canai was great and goes well with the soup/milk tea. However, I wish it came with curry sauce but I think that's extra. I was wondering how it could only be $1.75. Space is limited. Come early. They should open up new locations and I'll definitely visit again.
Came for brunch with a friend - Breakfast ING offers a unique variety of Malaysian and east-meets-west options. The place is quite small, and we would get quite a cold draft each time the door was open. Service was okay, nothing out of the ordinary. My friend and I got a bunch of options to share, including one hot milk tea each. The milk tea is decently creamy and rich - do note that it comes unsweetened, but there's a jar of white sugar on the table for you to add to the drink should you desire. Bak Kut Teh with vermicelli: This traditional Malaysian soup noodle was quite clear and fragrant. It had a strong and distinct taste of cinnamon, and some sweet and tangy notes from the pickled greens added to it. We got about three pieces of meat with bone, four pieces of veggies, and four tofu puffs. The broth was light, and perfect for sipping. I think this was my favourite, mostly because the warm soup was just what I needed (and was craving) that cold morning! Egg Crepe with Ham: The egg crepe was good and carby, and one of my friend's favourites. I enjoyed the salty flavours, though I would've preferred to get the sweet sauce on the side, and not served directly with the crepe. I did, however, find the crepe to be somewhat greasy and heavy - although the crispy sides were utterly delectable and sinful, I could only stomach half of it! Kaya Toast: This toast is served with two soft boiled eggs on the side, with a chunk of semi-melted butter in the middle. It was my first time trying kaya, and I enjoyed its slightly sugary and distinct flavour very much (though I could've done without the butter)! I added a splash of soy sauce and dipped it in the soft boiled egg, but I ultimately enjoyed it the most alone. Not a bad option (we paid $24 after tax for the two of us), but not my preferred option for brunch!
We went to Breakfast ING for the first time a couple of weeks ago. The interior is very clean and pretty sparse with only a few tables to choose from. We'd been trying to eat here for several months, but always found it was so busy that we were unable to get a table. We went really early this time and finally got a table. I'd suggest getting there before 10am if you don't want to have to wait. The menu has several really interesting breakfast and lunch options, such as egg crepe rolls, charcoal grilled sandwiches, clay pot and noodle soups, Malaysian curry with roti canai (OMG!!!) and traditional Malaysian Laksa!!! We hadn't had roti canai in years (maybe twice since we lived in Malaysia in 1990), so of course we ordered that with the chicken curry plus a bowl of seafood Laksa and a potato croquette. The roti canai was absolutely amazing, crispy, flaky and so tasty and the curry was equally delicious! The Laksa was as good as any we tried in Malaysia and the croquette was to die for! It was crunchy on the outside and 'mashed potato-ey' on the inside. I could've eaten 4 of them lol. The prices are really great too. Such a bargain! We will definitely be back again and again.
Searched for a quick breakfast place. Stumbled on this on yelp on a rainy day. We ordered 2 house special sandwiches, 2 Malaysian sandwiches, potato croquet and an iced milk tea. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. The house special sandwich was good. I thought the Malaysian sandwich would be unique but it's simply two hamburger patties between two slices of bread and another bread stack with bread and special sauce. The milk tea tasted good and was mixed well. The potato croquet was yummy but it only came with one and charged us $3 (it was over priced for what it was)! I would come back to try the Malaysian curry laksa.
Great food, for an even better price. My girlfriend and I were looking to have breakfast/brunch on Saturday morning and this place is perfect for those looking for good food on a budget. It's a small restaurant with limited seating so I recommend you get here before the rush. We got here right before noon, and had no problem finding a seat. But once we were seated, a line up started to form. However even with the line up, I'd say there was only a 15 minute wait. The food was excellent. Both my girlfriend and I ordered the Malaysian street style sandwich. This is an amazing sandwich: sandwiched between 3 pieces of bread are sausage, lettuce, tomato, and a sweet and spicy sauce to go with it. Absolutely wonderful. The only downside was that our food didn't come out together (one of our orders took longer to come out than the other). I could have eaten the entire sandwich while waiting for the other one to come out. To be fair, they were pretty busy. Nevertheless, I would definitely come back here again.
I went to Breakfast ING with my partner after recommendations that this place had a lot of great eats. There were a number of items to try that sounded delicious on their menu and at a reasonable price! We ordered the potato salad sandwich, the house special (pork with fried egg and PEANUT BUTTER!), and the Malaysian curry laksa. I thought the potato salad sandwich was just OK - it tasted like a sweet mushy potato salad sandwich. We took half of it home, and it actually tasted better the day after. The house special sandwich was unique mostly due to the peanut butter and pork combo - it was surprisingly delicious and very filling. I'm personally not that big of a fan of cream based noodle soup, but the Laksa was pretty tasty as well.
I'm usually not a fan of Asian curry but OMG the 'Malaysian Curry Chicken with Roti Canai' changed my mind. The curry was a little bit oily but delicious! The roti canai was small but it was perfectly flaky and crispy. It soaked up all the delicious curry sauce. The price was literally a steal for this meal. The owner and the servers were super personable and friendly I just had to bump it up to 5 stars. Definitely coming back.
A nice spot for brunch near downtown Mississauga. If you are looking for something outside of the box, this is the place to be. PLACE This is a really no frills place. Not an Instagram spot. Limited amount of seats. So if you are coming on a weekend morning, prepare to wait a bit especially for large parties. FOOD Malaysian street style food. I got the Malaysian street style sandwich. The patty is cooked just right with an egg wrap. My friend ordered the curry which looks really good too. I'd like to come back and try that.
Came here last weekend afternoon around 1pm and had to wait about 5-10 minutes for a table. The ordering process was quite interesting as you get to order using a dry erase marker and writing on a menu. We ended up ordering the house special sandwich along with the the Malaysian street style sandwich. The house special sandwich was very interesting as it was a savoury sandwich which added peanut butter as well. Oddly enough, the flavours really blended together well and tasted delicious. Didn't try it but saw about half the restaurant also eating the laksa which I heard is also very good. So probably going to try that my next time here. Not usually in the Mississauga area but would come back here again if I was!
This little hidden place in a strip mall has Asian style breakfast which is quite reasonable. I'm sort of reminded more of the Hong Kong style food here. Dad had the original egg crepe roll combo. It is delicious but quite heavy on the oil. We both had the milk tea and it was nice and strong! We both want to come back here for the Malaysian curry and the roti canai. Service is excellent. The waiter came to the table right away and asked if it was our first time here and assisted with making a selection. Great service, good food and a clean restaurant. read more
Meat floss and corn egg crepe ($4.20) This was really tasty. The egg crepe was nice and crispy, fully stuffed with ingredients to the point where it was hard to eat it in its form without anything falling out. House special sandwich ($5.99) Pork loin marinated with house special sauce, tomato, fried egg, cabbage and peanut butter. I asked for no peanut butter since I am allergic, but even without the peanut butter the sandwich was really tasty already. The pork loin was charcoal grilled which made it really good. Malaysian street style sandwich ($5.99) 4oz ground beef with a taste of Malaysian spice, tomato, fried egg, lettuce, and sweet and spicy sauce. The meat essentially tastes like a sausage, with spice. I liked the house special sandwich more. The sweet and spicy sauce didn't go too well with the sandwich in my opinion. I really liked the food here! Service was good, food was good and cheap! Perfect lunch spot. I'll definitely come back for lunch if i'm in the area. read more
9 years ago
I didnt really like this place for the first two times. However, there are not very many chinese breakfast place in sauga and I was craving for it so I decided to give it try again.... Its funny that I actually enjoyed my taiwanese sausage sandwich this time and my husband enjoyed his house special pork sandwich. I guess we will come back again! And hopefully we will have great experience every single time. read more
11 years ago
Okay, so, we had a full meal here, with drinks, for less than $20. Can somebody say Value?! We came here for brunch on a Saturday around 10:00 AM, and it was relatively full. We ordered: the Malaysian Curry Chicken with Rice ($6.50), the Malaysian Street Style Sandwich ($5.99), soy milk tea ($1.80) and the hot honey lemon juice ($1.80). The Malaysian Curry was delicious but really, really oily (you could literally see the pools of oil gathering on top of the bowl). If you're fine with that (which I was), you'll probably still enjoy it. The sandwich was our highlight - it really filling but still super light and tasty (the bread was white toast, crispy and buttered). It was stuffed with everything it promised, but it didn't make you feel gross afterwards. With the tea, it was a great, comforting Saturday morning meal! Located right beside the Erindale GO Station in the same plaza as Sushi Tei, Chili Chicken House, and Wonton Chai Noodle (among others), on the northwest corner of Creditview and Burnhamthorpe, and a few minutes away from the Mavis exit of Highway 403, this place really gives you bang for your buck. Plus, the food is delicious, prepared fresh. Overall, a really enjoyable meal. Our total with tax was around $18.00. With tip, we paid around $21.00. A great, go-to cheap eat in Mississauga where the food is actually decent! Will be back. read more
Kind of hard to find if you aren't from the area it's in the complex with the No Frills next to Erindale Go station. I'm not big on breakfast so this is one of my favourite "breakfast" restaurants as they don't just serve breakfast food. I can get a soup and a sandwich for an extremely reasonable price of and did I mention the service is super quick which is amazing as I hate sitting around in a restaurant waiting for my food. I ordered the Taiwanese sausage sandwich which was awesome! I ordered it with the laksa soup and they were the perfect combination for me. This is definitely a one of a kind place and serves good you can't find elsewhere. The restaurant is clean and the staff is friendly what more can you ask for! I will definitely be back here soon! read more
Buh Kut Teh Noodle soup for brekkie??!! Who eats that for breakfast? I DOOOOO!!!!! For whoever in the mississauga area is hankering for some Laksa noodle soup or other yummy dishes, get yer butt over to Breakfast ING. my 2 year old and i enjoyed a bowl of Buh Kut teh noodles in soup and boy were we impressed. So delicious for breakfast. Fall apart pork rib meat and noodles soaking in a super yummy broth. Oh ya! Next time I will try the Laksa... Until then read more
7 years ago
Visited here on a Sunday for brunch and the whole place was packed! Fortunately the wait was short and service was very quick. I tried the iced milk tea which was super refreshing and not too sweet. For brunch, I ordered the Malaysian Street Style sandwich and the Kaya and Salted Butter French toast. The sandwich was very savoury and filling and the French toast really hit the spot for that sweet tooth! read more
9 years ago
A pretty nice place for breakfast! Food was decent with reasonable price. House sandwich was $5.99 and the egg crepe with milk tea were $4.20. Will drop by again if I happen to be around the area. read more
5 years ago
10 years ago
I'm mustering up the courage to write this review doubled over in bed in fetal position. Because of the positive reviews and determination to find THE Asian breakfast location to feed my fond food memories growing up in Asia, I couldn't wait to try this place when it came onto my radar. Excited, jovial, and anxious, I arrived at the restaurant like a puppy that just heard the meal bell ring. The place was jiving and most of the tables were filled, less one or two. Pumped, I was excited for what's next. Man, was my mom and I in for a wild ride. For starters, I ordered hot milk tea. It was very chalky which is surprising considering milk tea is usually silky and smooth. Then came the "clay pot Bah-Kut-Teh" and signature sandwich. I'll admit, the clay pot broth was light, soothing, and well made. It's the saving grace to this review because that portion of the meal was enjoyable. The meat was tangy probably because it was used to create the broth, and there were rare sightings of other vegetables swimming within. Best part is we ordered extra enoki mushrooms for $2. What was delivered was a tiny bundle that measured half an inch in diameter. This place sure knows cost control. Then I present to you... Signature Sandwich. I re-read many reviews about how filling this sandwich was. And it's true, the sandwich was filling but not for the reasons you may think. It was tasty for the first few bites, but the bread was lathered in butter, peanut butter, and grease from the pork. That's three oil sources in one sandwich. The shine off the meat did trigger the thought of breaking out into Mulan's Reflection song given how greasy it was, but because I was so nauseous after consuming half of it, silence was my best remedy. Quickly I came to realize that would be my only meal of the day because I haven't had anything since given the oil taste lingering in my mouth and the horrendous stomach ache that followed. So here I am writing this review in my fetus position at 2 AM. Oh, and service wasn't on point considering I had to stand up and go to the counter twice to ask for water and service on separate occasions. (No the restaurant wasn't at capacity then.) So yes the food was tasty enough, but for the experience both during and after, I have to give it some time before my next visit. Relatively tasty at a cost is all I can fathom at this point. read more
Oh so good! This place is just the perfect the breakfast place. Really light and tasty sandwiches, sweet drinks, and they serve a meaaaaan roti canai! I really need to come back and try their laksa because it looked super good. On top of everything, the wait staff was just super friendly and pleasant. They constantly had a warm smile on their faces and they were eager to help. It really contributed to the happy atmosphere that just envelops the place, and I totally feel like it makes the food taste that much better. Just a side note for visitors: only debit and cash are accepted! There's a nearby CIBC if that helps. Roti Canai (5/5) - Best I've had in Sauga House Special SW (3.75/5) Malay Spice SW (4/5) Chinese Sausage SW (3.5/5) read more
11 years ago
We went early in the morning at around 8:30am to check out this breakfast place and no one came in during our 2 hour stay until near the end when we were paying for the meal. I wanted to try their original taiwanese egg crepe ($3.50). It was a handmade green onion pancake, panfried with egg. It was alright, a little crispy on the edges...but I prefer the Chinese style one where the pancake is filled with a piece of crisp. It was alright. Great for a light breakfast or a snack. I also ordered the milktea. It was alright; too much milk for me and not enough tea taste. Another person liked it though, so I guess the taste of milk tea is personal. The house special sandwich, which was pork loin marinated with house special recipe, tomato, fried egg, cabbage, and peanut butter ($5.99), was good and the potato croquette ($1.75) was good too but a bit overpriced. The Malaysian Street Style Sandwich ($5.99) was flavourful, but it felt like it was missing something...maybe an addition of asian coleslaw would tie it together. Next time I want to try their claypot "Bah-Kuh-teh" and their malaysian curry chicken on rice! it is only available from 10am - 3pm. read more
Came here for breakfast twice in a row as the food here is diverse and pretty different from the standard egg and bacon I get in America. The price is decent for the food and it's freshly made. The staffs here are really nice and their milk tea here is comparable to a good cafe in Hong Kong. The only downside is their debit or cash only payment which limits me, as a traveler to have to withdraw cash anytime I want to eat here. It's an inconvenience but something I'm willing to put up with because of the food. Their special sandwich is very filling and contains unexpected ingredients such as peanut butter and pork chop. It's worth a try! Their egg roll is delicious egg rolled up and pan fried in oil. It is crispy and savory and a perfect snack to accompany my sandwich. read more
9 years ago
My wife's family came from overseas and wanted to try something new. We saw this restaurant on Yelp and decided to stop by on our way to Niagara Falls. We ordered a noodle soup, two sandwiches, 2 crepes and 2 milk teas. No complaint overall. Soup could have had a little more flavour to it, and the milk tea just tasted like Lipton Milk Tea from Hong Kong, but the sandwiches were really good! Crepes were really good as well. read more
11 years ago
Pros: Very Clean, friendly staff, simple and well articulated menu, well lit Minus: Sandwich (Malaysian Street Sandwich in particular) sucks big time. This place has pretty good reviews, so it means it has its share of fans. I tend to think that this is one of those nostalgic places that remind some of our Asian patrons of their homeland, and bring back some sweet memories of their youth. Me - I grew up in the West. I was very disappointed with sandwich that was 75% bread, and very little in between. The meet that was in my Malaysian Street Sandwich was something I just cannot identify what it was, what animal it came from, and tasted like something found in dumpsters in back streets of Malaysia. I took a photo of their sandwich, where meat was plentiful enough to be sticking outside of the three bread pieces. (yes there sandwiches are triple deckers) The one I got, meat was hiding deep inside by its shy and lonesome self. I wish I never found it bc it tasted like road kill. I can go on and on about what else I did not like about the sandwich I had, but I will stop here and sum it up this way: If you did not grow up in Asia as a kid, and familiar with Asian street sandwiches, keep walking and don't stop at this place. You will be saying - "where is the Beef", followed by some expletives you wish your family and friends were not around to hear you say. BB read more
9 years ago
Breakfast ING is a great spot to go to if you're looking for an adventure. With Taiwanese and Malaysian influences running through their menu, you're sure to come across a dish you may have never tried. They put a unique twist on some commonly known dishes like the Crepe and French toast. My personal favourites are the egg crepe, Taiwanese breakfast sandwich, and the Malaysian chicken curry. Breakfast ING offers quick comfort food, from sandwiches to noodle soups to milk teas. Their menu is one that offers an assortment of foods to satisfy your cravings. Things to keep in mind before visiting: restaurant hours and seating availability. read more
8 years ago
Its a joyful place with upbeat music and very well mannered servers. A fusion Malaysian breakfast place. My main complaint is the portion does not at all justify the price. The egg crepe was yummy. Wr got the combo with milk tea and one with coffee. The french toasts options are many but again the portion doesn't justify the price. read more
If you want to have a hearty ramen soup with eggs for breakfast; this is the place for you. They also make delicious hot sandwiches. Most items on the menu contain some meat or broth so that isn't the best place for vegans. It is a delicious experience, it reminded me of the breakfasts I used to have when I was traveling in Asia. Start your day with lunch; why not? ;) read more
Came here with my friends for lunch and ordered the Curry Laksa, the Street Style sandwich, the Ham and Cheese sandwich and their signature cold Milk Tea. The food was alright - I wish the patties in the sandwich were a bit bigger and thicker. It seemed packed with meat but after cutting the sandwich, the patties were about half the sandwich and so after a few bites they were gone. However the stand out item was the cold Milk Tea which tasted really delicious without being overly sweet. Overall, it was a good place to get Malaysian style breakfast and lunch items if you're in the area. read more
9 years ago
Came here after church with a couple of friends. We walked in and they quickly accommodated us for a table of 10 people although they were busy. I've been there one other time before and got the curry laksa that I loved- so I ordered that again. Our friends recommended us to try their sandwiches so My boyfriend tried the Malaysian sandwich. And we both got the milk tea. The milk teas came out first and it was creamy and refreshing. Then came the laksa and the sandwich. The second time around of me having the curry laksa with udon noodles it wasn't as outstanding as the first but my boyfriend liked it! The Malaysian sandwich was interesting, it was like a burger but worth sandwich buns and jam. Pretty good. read more
8 years ago
love coming here for brunch there aren't many asian breakfast options in mississauga everything is decently priced and food is good as well! read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
Love this place! Always fresh! Best breakfast place in Mississauga in my books (in Asian food category). We tried all different types of noodles and sandwiches. Nothing failed us! I love the iced milk tea and iced lemon tea! If you are in the area, give it a try. Highly recommended the house special sandwich and all their noodles! read more
8 years ago
Best Father's Day breakfast ever! Had a Hongkong tea coffee to start and an amazing laksa soup. Wow! Knocked my cold right back to last week. Definitely going to be a monthly visit place. read more
This place is only open until 4pm. We ordered kaya toast with soft boiled eggs which was so so especially if you've had the original version in Singapore. The crepe was good. The instant noodles soup with egg and luncheon meat was also good. Service is efficient but we asked for water that never came. The milk tea we ordered came promptly. Will go back just to get our "fix" for food like that. read more
Wonderful breakfast place for a spur of the moment decision. Highly recommend the house special sandwich. I never thought peanut butter had a place in a sandwich like this, but i was definitely proven wrong. It Seems weird at first but it's definitely addicting with each bite! Their lasksa and pancake crepe dishes are quite good as well. While prices are fair, also do include a cheaper breakfast menu as well. read more
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9 years ago
long and narrow space gleaming, lively ambiance of wood, white, orange soups and sandwiches of the southeast asian sort good sight in sauga house special sandwich marinated pork, egg, veg, and... peanut butter? weird, whimsical mix which worked well when together i would recommend malay street sammy bread, egg, beef, egg, bread, veg, bread stacked in that order subtle malay spice with some sweet and spicy sauce in chewy milk toast there is laksa too it's a little oily, but, loaded with flavour excellent roti equal parts soft and crispy new food that's nifty fantastic new spot with a variety of asian twist items read more
9 years ago
This has become my favourite Malaysian restaurant! Simple and delicious! Love the roti canai and laksa ! read more
This was my second time to Breakfast ING, and I am still not sure if I understand the food or the menu but their food is really good so it doesn't matter. This time I went with my girlfriend for brunch, I order the vermicelli with rice noodles and a roti chanai and my girlfriend got the taiwanese sausage sandwich. The vermicelli waste every tasteful as the broth was one of the better ones I have had the ground beef and vegetables where fresh and cooked well. The roti chanai was good but didn't come with any dipping sauce so I used the jam that was on the table and it was really good. I find that the restaurant gets really busy after noon so if you can get there before then you will not be waiting as long. read more
9 years ago
Laksa is so good! Great price, great selection. One of our favorites go to places. Bak khu teh is also amazing. read more
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4040 Creditview Road
Unit 24
Mississauga, ON L5C 3Y8
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