So glad to have finally found an instore snail noodle place so I don't have to eat the instant ones…read morein my backyard lol. Been twice first time getting the tomato, second time getting the original. Love that the have so many add-on protein options (duck and chicken feet are my favourite because they take in a lot of flavour, only caveat is that the bones take forever). The potato side dish was good, but pretty spicy with a sweet hint. I love that the peanuts, cilantro, turnips, and pickled green beans are all like buffet AYCE style add-ins, and their self-serve vinegar selection really speaks to me. Prices pretty fairly for the amount of food and quality, will be going pretty often over the Winter

I was craving for some Luosifen so I went with my friend. I don't know how authentic it is because…read moreI've never had one from China before but I can say that this is really delicious. Price is not too expensive and it's $12.99 for a Luosifen. You get to choose one free item from the list and you can grab extra toppings from the side. The service is good and the staff are really friendly and take the time to explain the menu to you if you have any questions.

Came on an early Sunday night, where the plaza and parking lot was starting to get super busy, but…read morewas ok at the restaurant. The restaurant is popular for their larger Mala soups/stews, but we ordered the stir-fried pork intestines and peppers (cause that's what we were craving), stir fried eggplant and a fried rice. Service was quick. The food came out quick and hot. Everything was quite tasty. Good garlic flavour. The eggplant was on the sweeter side if you like that. Price was very reasonable and will probably come again.

Came here on a late Sunday evening when it was virtually empty and was able to have a pleasantly…read morequiet and satisfying meal. I recently discovered the joys of spicy and pickled fish soup, and the spicy pickled fish soup here is very good! It is a bit oily so it is hard to eat the soup directly, but the flavors penetrated the fish well. The soup also comes with some noodles and vegetables inside. The egg fried rice was good. Nothing amazing, but not bad by any means. The Sichuan Pepper wings were also very tasty. Salty and spicy is always a good mix. With the 12 wings, they stir fried some fried tofu and other vegetables, helping to round out the dish. Overall, it was a great meal, just a bit pricey.

Ordered twice and no food was delivered. All paid for at the time of ordering and received…read moreconfirmation email after placing the order. Both times nothing was delivered. Called their phone umber multiple time's but no answer. Refund was issued after few days but it's definitely inconvenient when you're expecting delivery for your party and now need to run out to do last minute groceries.

There is no better way seeking a BBQ like this: Fast,Fresh, Feast. Ready in minutes. Less…read morepreparation, more joy with friends.

Craved a slurp of noodles on a chilly day…read more Slurp Noodles is a small dine-in spot for rice noodles, meat skewers and soup. Based on a handful of visits, it's good for a simple lunch or takeout meal. As many other noodle & ramen spots have popped up in this downtown stretch, this is now a relatively quiet meal spot. I recently had the signature rice noodles ($8.99) along with a couple of juicy lamb skewers ($3.99). The spicy seasoning was on point topped with fried peanuts, and I appreciated that these dry noodles were served warm to accentuate the aromatic dried radish seasoning while maintaining a springy noodle texture without being too chewy. Unfortunately they now use takeout containments and utensils even for dine-in which cheapens the meal experience. Hence it's not necessarily the best value meal as the menu prices are close to some dine-in spots nearby. It's more catered to takeout as there are no restrooms. Skip it or hit it? For an efficient and quiet meal this spot is not bad. But you can skip for a better spot.

Awesome Chinese noodle joint in old Chinatown on Dundas!…read moreVery basic menu focussed on a specific region of china allowing you to zone in on the local favourites there, rather than get a Holy Chow type experience where the menu tries to please everyone. We got some noodles with various toppings with what looks like pork intestines in my photo, but not 100% sure. It's a cafeteria style experience without table service, so you get the plastic TV dinner type trays and disposable chopsticks, get in and get out kind of deal. This is one of those places you will only find serving the local Chinese rather than trying to appeal to others, and a niche like that is always an enjoyable experience for myself who like to appreciate local flavour.

$15 for unlimited soup and unlimited rice? On top of my the tasty Hainanese chicken and bbq pork in…read morethis economy is pretty dope. This is my boyfriend's and I go to for a quick, cheap and homey meal downtown. You can't go wrong with this classic and I love the scallion oil, chili and other sauce pairings. We're always able to get a seat and quick service.

Yes, there's unlimited soup (which was the best part) but there's only so much chicken soup you can…read moredrink. The rice was moist and flavourful. The chicken was pretty good. But the bill comes out closer to $19 after tax and tip, so it didn't feel like a "deal" even though it was their daily special for $14.99. For the price, there's not much value for the portion if you're really hungry.

Tips: - This eatery is on Fantuan…read more - The food is excellent! - Be careful if you have food with sauce. The lid on my shredded potato salad wasn't on properly and the sauce leaked through my Fantuan bag. The food gets five stars. Sadly, the lid on my potato salad wasn't securely on the container. I had my food in my insulated bag, so the sauce leaked into the Fantuan bag and my insulated bag. Luckily, my car was fine. As a result, my rating is four stars. I wanted to try a new eatery. I looked at my Fantuan app and noticed He Bei Chinese Cuisine. It had dumplings and snacks that I enjoy, so I said yes to placing a dinner order from this eatery. I ordered these items: - Pork and chive steamed dumplings (large has 14 dumplings) - Tea eggs - Shredded potato salad On Fantuan, when you purchase $15 worth of food, you get the shredded potato salad for a cent. Deal! After placing my order near my home, I drove over to this eatery. The drive was ten minutes. I was given an estimated time of fifteen minutes. It was ready in ten minutes. I had no problem finding this eatery. There was plenty of parking. I pulled into a spot and walked in. I saw the Yubu sign. My heart sank, as I loved the Korean tofu pockets from this joint. I liked seeing places to sit down and eat at He Bei. Nice! A woman behind the counter came over. I said that I had a Fantuan order. She talked to me in Mandarin. I don't understand it, but we were fine communicating with each other in our languages. She pointed out the blue Fantuan bag on the table behind me. I thanked her and wished her a nice day. She said thanks right back. I put my food in my insulated bag. With the leak, I managed to launder the Fantuan bag and clean my insulated bag. After I cleaned up, I had dinner at home. The food was amazing and filling! I loved the shredded potato salad. Sure, a lot of the sesame-soy sauce was gone. However, it tasted yummy. It was worth the cent! The steamed pork and chive dumplings were so good. I didn't dunk them in soy sauce. The filling had so much moisture that I felt like I was eating soup dumplings. The filling had yummy flavour and the dumplings were steamed to perfection. Excellent! You can buy frozen dumplings from this place. I'll need to do it. The tea eggs were the perfect snack while streaming hockey games. I peeled the shells off both of them. The eggs were cracked to allow the amazing soy-based sauce to marinate and get into the eggs. Delicious! I'm a fan. I'll take a closer look at the lids on my food next time. I'm glad that I put food in my insulated bag. It saved cleaning my car's upholstery! (59)

Hidden gem! Authentic Hebei cuisine, Northern Chinese dishes. Feels like home. All dishes are made…read morefresh to order. Friendly and welcoming owner. Homemade delicious taste. Tasty dumplings are the best! Small cozy spot with a only a few tables so it's better to surprise your family and friends by ordering delivery from here, or pickup to go and eat it soon afterwards. Buns are super fresh. So many dishes to choose from like Signature Rice Noodles, Signature Pork Knuckle Rice, or Pig Trotters and Pork Intestine Rice. Braised Delicacies like Braised Pork Elbow, Braised Pork Ear, Spicy Beef Noodles, Chive Pockets. Cold Dishes like Shredded Potato Salad, Shredded Tofu Salad, and Shredded Kelp Salad. Fresh Handmade Dumplings and Handmade Beef Pancakes. Breakfast set combo (4 Pork & Cabbage Buns + 1 Tea Egg + Unsweetened Soy Milk) Pork & Chive dumplings* (14 pcs) Shredded Pork Bun* (Roujiamo) Green Onion Pancakes*

This is a really hidden spot located at the bottom of an office building. Not many tables here,…read morebut if you don't mind take out or if you can grab a spot, this is one of the best value you're going to get in the city. At the price less than fast food these days you're going to get an honest bowl of food. Had the off menu pork belly on rice. Reminded me of home cooking and what my mom used to make. Looking forward to coming back and trying the other items on the menu.

A hidden gem surrounding many other restaurants. This restaurant is tucked away in a corner between…read morebig buildings so it's not an easy find. We got the beef noodle soup, bun filled with pork, and sticky rice shiu mai. What caught me at first glance were the prices. In the current state of inflation, I was pleasantly surprised that the noodle bowl was $12, and everything else under $10. So reasonably priced and the portions were still reasonable. Our total ended up being $30 for 2 people and we were both full. Each dish had simple flavours that could be enhanced with your spice level of choice. This was such a comforting meal in this chilly season! Will definitely come back when we're in the area to try the other dishes. The spicy crawfish looked good too! Note: the place is quite small but not too busy. It may be a wait during peak hours. It's not a typical restaurant layout and more of a grab and go or quick eat place.

Lamb broth with lamb, no noodles by request and a lovely munchy crunchy bing (Tianjin pancake)…read more Lamb soup may not look like much but man it is tasty and cozy. It's such a pleasure supporting this business -- and the Owner indulges my broken but understandable Mandarin.

Combo set is $15.95 in May 2025 and includes plenty of food…read more Lamb soup was tasty when I had it a while ago The duck blood and vermicelli soup was not as flavourful. Fried flatbread is tasty and crispy Cold potato side dish was solid Soy milk is pretty standard, cool and sweet. Plum drink was good too My favourites items here are the Tianjin crepe, as well as the spicy tripe appetizer.