Ordered sweet and sour chicken balls with rice. The sweet and sour chicken balls were nice and…read morecrispy. I loved it. But the rice was not fresh, it tasted like over-night rice. Did not finish the rice because it was too bad.

I tried their takeout once. The food quality was average…read more The dinner combo was mediocre. The breaded shrimp should be renamed as bread with tiny shrimp bites. The shrimp must felt so cold that it wrapped itself in such a thick blanket. The Singaporean fried noodles was not bad though.

Always delicious food and outstanding, efficient service! The new website design is great and we…read moreorder often. Unfortunately during our last visit, we noticed a considerable decrease is portion size but an increase in price. Very disappointing coming from a long standing locally run business.

Channing's offers a variety of dinner plate choices as well as a delicious a la carte selection…read morethat is just mouth watering. This is not a buffet style restaurant but you leave feeling like you ate at one.

Delicious food! Amazing service! And once again... delicious food that leaves me full but wanting…read moremore!

I thought I knew what bad sushi was (resort in Panama) but congrats, you have elevated the…read morecombination of incredibly discussing rice with food basics seafood. Can't say they are the worst in town as I am now afraid to try the competition. Again, Wow - I would have given it one star but thought twice as a selection in the city is limited. Try with caution and please do not think to do take-out. Bless yourself twice and eat-in.

We're visiting the area from the Midwest, and really wanted something Asian for dinner. Towa is…read moreright down the road from our Airbnb, so we stopped in. Holy smokes, what a great place. Everyone was incredibly kind, and the food was more plentiful than we expected. We assumed we'd be getting our orders only (tuna poke bowl, beef bulgogi, and chicken katsu) but you also get soup and salad before your meal, and a scoop of lemon sorbet after. Similar to what you experience at a hibachi restaurant in the states, only a better variety, and quality of food. It's a shame we're not local, I'd really enjoy the free healthcare, and earning at this restaurant on the regular. Thanks for a wonderful meal.

Not all our dishes hit perfectly as takeout (things like Korean Fried chicken deserve being eating…read morestraight out of the kitchen) but the overall experience was great for our family. We are former foodies. Prior to the pandemic we ate out a lot and frequented lots of neat holes in the wall as well as Michelin three star places, but post pandemic we are more of a Good Food box at home trio. I picked this up after working a shift in The Meaford ER on Family day weekend and it was really great. The Gimbap roles were neat, the tempura was still crisp even after my drive home of twenty minutes. We enjoyed the variety and the staff was so pleasant and helpful. We will definitely order again.

Great family restaurant in the middle of no where. Very fast and friendly service…read more The food is fairly legit. Lots of parking outside the "house". A great choice in this area :)

This restaurant was closed the entire summer of 2023, still is. So disappointed, we were really…read morelooking forward to enjoying some local Pho.

Really nice food here. Nice little restaurant. Good service too. My basil chicken was delicious…read moreand a very good size, I had the lunch portion with rice. It came with spring rolls too which were good. Lots of nicely cooked vegetables in there too, good flavour. The sticky rice and mango was very good too. I would for sure come back for a healthy, tasty meal here.

The quality of the food here rivals any Thai food we have had anywhere.... And we love Thai dishes…read more The flavor of each dish was just perfect. The spices, crispy vegetables, light yet flavorful sauces and perfectly prepared seafood, poultry and tofu were the main attractions (rather than heavy, salty, sauces and overly battered, fried coatings). The presentation was also very appealing. Chu Chuee was a new dish for us and it was divine. We live in MI and I will make it my mission to find a restaurant that prepares it. We ordered shrimp though the fish sounded amazing too. It had just a hint of kick which was balanced by the coconut milk. I also really enjoyed the light Coconut soup with white mushrooms, Napa, cauliflower, broccoli, tofu and cilantro. So healthy and bursting with flavor. We were the only ones present late afternoon on a Saturday though the restaurant had a steady flow of Carey out orders. Our server was so friendly and helpful. Charming personality. Her mother is the chef; kiddos to them both for a job well done. The ambience is very warm and inviting. The tab was on par with what we usually spend for a good quality dinner. Southampton Thai Cuisine is such a refreshing choice among the many bar-comfort food restaurants that dot the coastal towns of Lake Huron.

This food was DELICIOUS!! Genuinely phenomenal Indian and Nepali food. Service was great as well.read more

Excellent Indian Nepalese. A family run kitchen and it tastes exactly that: prepared with love,…read moremade with care, served with a smile. The samosas with the two kinds of dipping sauce are a personal favourite, must have. Came in one late afternoon before the usual dinner hour service and two family members were preparing the dumplings. In other words, it's fresh home made and tasty. Recommended.

I took my bf for dinner tonight it was amazing we really enjoy our meals and our waitress was…read moreoutstanding ... this was our first time there. 10++++

This restaurant is located inside of the Best Western. The Bishop of the name is Billy Bishop, the…read moreCanadian and Owen Sound born flying ace of World War II! It isn't related to the other "Landing" restaurants that are around Toronto. There is a patio that looks out onto the marina. It's very lovely but we were afraid of bugs so we stayed inside. We noticed that another group that was originally outside moved in after it got dark. You can catch the sunset here though, very scenic! Inside they have normal tables and ones with loungey leather chairs. You tend to sink into the latter so it makes it a little harder to eat unless you're sitting right at the edge of the table. These would be great if you're just having a drink. Service was good. The waitress checked in on us a few times and our waters were always topped off. The food was the part that fell a bit short. The maple pork medallions were the best thing at the table. I ordered a pound of wings which is supposed to be an appetizer but was quite filling for me. Interestingly enough, I had wings earlier that day and this 1 pound of wings had more wings than the other place, so at least you got a lot more in quantity. In terms of quality, I had a garlic parmesean sauce. The bottom of the dish was almost all oil - I have to assume that this is from the parm oil. It almost looked like butter but didn't taste like it. The wings were pretty dry inside and out. I also found a tiny tiny fly mixed in with the cheese. Not sure if it was from the patio door being opened so frequently. My friend was also disappointed in the chicken pasta. It was pretty bland and she had to salt it a lot to no avail. We wanted to try the dessert to see if the meal could be salvaged. We ordered the caramel chocolate cake. This cake had a hint of soap taste to me. My friends liked it though. If you want something a little different than a chain restaurant, this wasn't bad. It wasn't as nice as other hotel restaurants but it was fine for a utility meal.