Famous chain of Korean chicken restaurants had come to Aldergrove BC!! Very reasonable prices…read moreespecially for lunch specials, great service, small family business, authentic Korean style chicken. Not too oily, always crispy. No real place to sit and eat- just some bar stools at the window. Order in advance and pick up to go.

We came here on our way to Vancouver…read more My husband needed some quick road sustenance - and The Great Mongolian BBQ was the perfect stop. The place was clean and well maintained and the staff were efficient and quick to help us. As a customer you get to pick the ingredients that you want in your bowl. My husband selected a delicious looking assortment of ingredients, including meats, fresh vegetables, sauces, and savory noodles, and then the staff cooked it up on their iron grill. I opted for lovely hot green tea We then grabbed a cozy booth and while I sipped on my soothing tea, my husband raved about his well seasoned meal. If you're looking for a quick hearty and flavorful lunch - The Great Mongolian is a solid stop. Trust.

This is kinda an interesting one for me. I haven't had Mongolian grill in probably 10 years, so I'm…read morenot sure what I can compare this to. It is essentially a semi self-served food court experience. You go in, top up an empty bowl with thinly sliced meat, veggies, noodle, sauce and they stir fry it for you on a huge flat hotplate. All together, there are maybe 15 items you can choose from, with another 8 types of sauce you can mix and match with. I guess people go in feeling it's more of an interactive experience. With a little bit of strategy, you can squeeze in a couple more ounces of food. Food was okay. I mean the ingredients were clean.. I guess? Similar to a salad bar, or a subway, or a poke bar, there's not really any skill involved in cooking these. I even mixed in my own sauce, so they literally just had to make sure nothing was raw or burnt. The presentation after things are cooked, would be considered underwhelming. (just look at the images) For the amount of food you get, the price is fair. But would I look forward to going back there again? Probably not. I'd say a hot bowl of pho for the same price would likely be more satisfying. Food 5 Service 7 Ambiance 6 Value 6

So glad they opened a Korean fried chicken place in mission! If you've never tried, you'll never go…read moreback to churches chicken! We got the classics: * Yangyeom (Spicy) * Padak Padak Both always super tasty and I love how when we got take out and they left the padak padak sauce to the side so the chicken stays crispy! We ordered as well a large pickled radish and since they don't have rice, we made rice to eat with the chicken! Overall super juicy chicken and crispy on the outside, highly recommend this joint for amazing fried chicken!

We had take out- pick up time 3:24 -we were there at 3:23. This restaurant is actually called "…read moreKrunchicken", but it is not crunchy by the time you get it home - 8 minutes. Infact, the yam fries were cold as soon as we left the building -we tried one of the yam fries in the truck parked right out front- already not hot. Not hot equals soggy when it comes to deep fried foods. Also, the chicken is not white meat, it is the slimy parts. In any case we will not be back. Sorry, we had hoped it would be good.

The place has moved to a new location and apparently merged with another restaurant. Very different…read morefrom the Embers of days gone by . The salads we ordered were very plain, dressing was meh, chicken was unseasoned. Ambiance was plain as well.

We went out to Embers in Mission for dinner last night. It took over ownership of Mission Horse…read moreand they are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They operate as Mission Horse for breakfast and lunch and it changes to Embers for dinner in the evening. We've gone for breakfast since it changed ownership and breakfast is still good. The dinner was a disaster. We were the only customers there and after our meal I can understand why. I've read other reviews and I concur with their comments. I had 12 chicken wings and a small order of French fries and my husband had the half rack of ribs. I waited over 30 minutes for my order of chicken wings and fries (I think our waitress forgot to put in the order as my husband's food arrived before mine). My husband's 1/2 rack of ribs was the smallest that I've ever seen. The ribs were not very meaty and there were 6 ribs maximum on the order. I would guess that it was on 6 or 8 oz. of meat covered in what tasted like a bottled barbecue sauce. We had to ask for silverware. I had a can of pop and had to ask for a glass to drink it in. She disappeared and never came out with the glass. I went to the kitchen and asked them for a glass. My husband asked for a refill on the coffee and after waiting l0 minutes I got up and started towards the Kitchen to get the coffee. Our waitress finally appeared with the coffee at this time. It's unfortunate because the breakfasts are good but to spend 1 1/2 hrs for dinner at a diner is unacceptable. My husband told our server that we were very disappointed in the level of service and explained that he was not leaving a tip because we received no service. I hate to see what the service would have been like if there were more customers. It is a very small casual restaurant

The last time I was at the Noodle Road Japanese restaurant was a long time ago, for my friend's…read morebirthday. I came back when I was running some errands in that area. When I was there, it was not very busy, so I got a table right away. The inside of the restaurant had a classy look to while still maintaining the Japanese aesthetic to it. The menu has so many more choices than I have seen any Japanese restaurant carry. From sushi and donburi bowls to Korean chicken and Fried Nori Tacos I actually had trouble deciding what I wanted because of how much there was to choose from. I ordered the Janjangmyun with the Crazy Boy Sushi Roll. The janjangmyun was fantastic overall. The noodles were great on their own, the caramelized onions were succulent, and the black bean sauce helps make everything in the dish taste exuberant. The sushi roll was fresh, crunchy, meaty and full of flavour. The service was nice, and I liked the waitress that served me. I really look forward to coming back to Noodle Road because I want to try their K-Pop Chicken the next time I come there. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Three stars are based on their fried rice and service. We paid about $45 with tips. Doesn't seem…read morelike much but it was for the quality and quantity of food. Soy garlic = unfortunately, this made me sick afterwards. Chicken was old and chewy. We knew it wasn't fresh because we've had endless amounts of Korean fried chicken at many places in Canada and in Korea. Batter was so thick, as if it was re-battered and refried. The chicken pieces were so tiny that they got lost in the batter. It was also too sweet. If you're not a fan of sweet fried chicken, don't order this. We didn't think soy garlic would be too sweet so we were quite disappointed and didn't want to send food back when many around the world barely have anything to eat. Fried rice = taste was fantastic but the portion was tiny for a plate that cost about $19! I was surprised to have onion and sauce served with it; never had it before but I didn't mind it. It didn't elevate the dish or did anything to it so it could've been left out. Service = good. The hostess was friendly. Ambience = it is small but clean. Nothing much to say about decor but what is most important is that the tables and dishes are clean.

We found this place on Google map as we were not familiar with korean food in the area. My friend…read morewanted hot food, preferably soupy stuff. We got the army stew (Budae jjigae) to share plus an order of Korean fried chicken. The staff recommended that when we asked what RO order for an appetizer or side. She said the fried chicken is the popular item. The soy garlic chicken was delicious. I like the army stew which is a guilty pleasure as it contains mostly processed meat like spam and sausage and a slice of American cheese and instant noodle. My friend never tried it before and while she liked the soup, she didn't like the processed stuff. She mostly had the tofu and rice cakes in there. The place was quite busy when we we were there on a Tuesday night. I guess it is a popular spot in the area. Parking is available out front.

Really nice service from owner lady. But a ok food! Had so much better elsewhere. Used to be better…read moreback in the days

Very tasty Chinese food. Fair portions too.. would prefer for them to have delivery available…read morethrough Uber Eats tho..

Can you please get online ordering? Sometimes the wait to get thru on phone is a bit! We love your…read morefood!

I went in on Sunday at noon and was the only person there. I had hoped to sit in to eat with my…read morefamily but it is a mainly a takeout place with some counter seating and 2 seaters outside in direct sunlight. What I could see of the place was very tidy. They had some lunch specials on that didn't seem that much better than the regular menu I don't think. The chicken and fries were fresh but took about 10 min. I prefer the dark meat so found the white meat parts a bit dry but the meals come with gravy. They were very generous with the fries as well and come in these cute brown pizza boxes. The staff was courtesy. I'd revisit if I were in the area.

I have eaten at Brownies for the first time ever since it has opened. I ordered the Halibut Tenders…read more& Chips and it was very enjoyable. The tenders were really scrumptious and crunchy in texture, although I would have liked them more in bigger portions. The chips (or fries) were very good on their own and can be enjoyed with sauce or salt. The service was good and found nothing to complain about. I would definitely come back to Brownies to try their other menu choices.