Not a bad little Chinese place. Opens at noon so perfect…read morefor lunch It's relatively cheap but no substitutions. I simply wanted pan fried noodles instead of rice and you can't do that. Which takes off a star because that sucks! The other star was lost on forgetting forks and such The price is bang on for what you get. And might I say the chicken wings in the combo will rival a lot of other places! It is always hot and made fresh but then again. We order ahead so there's no wait times! Cheaper if you pay cash then debit. And they do charge .50 cents for debit usage which is kind of weird but hey. Whatever they do lol The things that could be improved on are substitutions. Even with a small fee. Some people don't like certain things and a substitution can sometimes be the difference between returning and non returning customers All In all. Good little place for a quick lunch!

Great Chinese food!…read more The prices are great, and the presentation is really awesome. 3 of us came for dinner and it was presented in a way that was easy to share. There was heaps of food, and it was all fresh and hot! I definitely recommend this place and will definitely be coming back! We got the dinner for 2 with some extra sides and we were super content! Try the hot mustard- Yum!

The food was really great. Felt full for hours later. Unusual but a great meal. Is pickup only but…read moreVERY well worth it. Best Chinese food I have ever had and that includes from China Town in San Francisco. Too bad we live 2400km from them. We had spring rolls, chicken fried rice, egg foo young and chicken balls. All were wonderful. The takeout service was good as there were chairs to sit and wait as I was early. They used to be eat-in but Covid 19 changed that.

I came here in a break from work to load up on some food. I was happy with the portion size and…read moretemperature but the dishes lacked dimension. I would describe it as myself wanting a greater flavour depth to the food. I ordered a dinner for one and I was very grateful that they substituted out the pork fried rice with a chicken fried rice. I was hoping for subtle hints or garlic and ginger (and other spices), typical to Chinese cuisine in the dishes. I suppose they cook to traditional Western tastes? As mentioned the food was piping hot when I got it and the staff very helpful and friendly.

Finally made it to a place that I never ate at in all the years that I lived in London. Décor is…read moreold-school Asian, so I wasn't missing out on anything there. Nothing adventurous about the menu, either, which isn't necessarily a bad thing as long as they are well-executed. No problems with allergens, which is often the case. My dining companion and I enjoyed everything that we ordered. Efficient service. Would try it again the next time that I'm in town.

SERVING THIS FOOD TO ANYONE IS WRONG. ESPECIALLY ANYONE WHO IS NOT FAMILIAR WITH MULTICULTURAL FOOD…read moreAND EHAT THEY ARE REALLY SUPPOSED LOOK/TASTE LIKES . The Chinesse food restaurant in London Ontario has no respect for the caucasian who spend their money in their restaurant so When other cultures buy food from these restaurants they get the nastiness that caucasian are used to and accepted. Caucasians are not familiar with other cultures food so when they eat something they think it's so so good ... NO ITS NOT ITS FACKIN NASTY. Don't wash meat vegetables or rice. Don't clean shrimps or any item that goes into your mouth. Also just because one Chinese restaurant calls a dish one thing and another Chinesse restaurant calls it something else do not let them justify it when you ask why why the dish is different from all the others in Ontario. YOUR BETTER OFF EATING AT A JAPANESE VIETNAMESE OR THAI RESTAURANT.

Not Rickshaw anymore.... It's now called Spring or "you yi cun"…read more I remember the Rickshaw as a place you could get truly authentic northern style Chinese food. Even though it's in the ghetto it was still worth the trip and possibility of getting your car stolen. I would have given the Rickshaw a 4 out of 5....since the new owners took over, the food has gone downhill a bit....albeit still better than 99% of London's Chinese restaurants....but that's not saying much.

Yum, I was in London for a few days and I came here twice for Burek. The first time I had a meat…read moreone but I didn't eat it right away and I found the dough was not as flaky as I would have liked. The second visit was for a spinach and feta and they didn't have any in the display. I asked and woman working there told me it would be ready in about 5-7 minutes. I went back and they were fresh on the tray. They were so kind to put it on a bag and then tray before putting it in another bag since it was hot. She asked if I wanted sour cream as some people like to eat if with that. The sour cream was a good addition and lots of feta. The size is pretty big and for $4.73, it's a decent price too!

OK, I quite like this place and have lunch here often, but let's start with the negatives. First of…read moreall, their menu is what some might be considered limited. They have bureks and they have drinks and well ... that is all they have. As well, a burek is not what I would consider a full meal by any stretch of the imagination but as a light lunch or snack they're just about perfect. Glad we got that out of the way. Now for the good news - their bureks are amazing! In terms of introduction, a burek is simply a roll of philo pasrty stuffed and then rolled into a swirl and then baked. I only ever choose the (feta) cheese or spinach and cheese - but meat and apple and cinnamon are also available. This is strictly a to-go place but if you have time you should really stick around to watch a batch being made - at least once. A burek and a drink will run you about $6.00 which is very reasonable for the deliciousness you are about to enjoy. It's good times and I fell pretty confident that once you try one -- you'll be back.

Just had the Jerk Chicken for lunch, Jamacan style, very delicious, the rice and beans could have…read moreused a little someting, but overall very satisfied, the flavour was fulll and spicy without the overpowering hotness you usually find in places with Jerk. We will definitely order again.

Taste Budz on the south-west corner of Wellington Road and South Street has recently opened and we…read morestopped by for dinner. A tiny little place that serves Caribbean food that is phenomenal. The roti shells are handmade and they are fresh tender and the perfect wrap around some lovely curried chicken. The jerk chicken is marinated and spiced just right and the rice and peas are amazing. The goat was tender and beautifully seasoned and Patricia (the owner) tells us that she was well known for her food at Caribana in Toronto and if tonights dinner was any indication we will be back on a regular basis. We were treated to some incredible Jamaican mango that makes what we call mango here pale in comparison and the fried plantain was fresh hot and sweet a sugar. Sigh I am getting hungry all over again......

If you are looking for traditional greek cooking with generous portions and an amazing atmosphere…read morecome in to the Dancing Greek Taverna.

Etheopian (and Eritrean??). First time i've tried it, but so very good. Very fresh and…read moreflavourful. If you dont' like spicy, they can tone is down. If you do like spicy, then you are in for a treat. There is a great selection of both vegetarian and meat dishes and you can get 'sampler' platters that are massive that let you sample a huge range of foods. The name of the business is silly, as they either didn't want to or didn't have the money to change the name from the previous owner (queen bakery location 2). We had traditional Etheopian coffee, which they actually roast the green coffee beans for you then bring them out and let you smell them before they take them back and grind and brew. They will even serve with popcorn??? It was very good (the coffee, that is :) If you like trying the food of different cultures and want something from a mom and pop establishment with amazing service, then this is the place. It's in the industrial part of town, but I hope they get some good traffic.

Have been here several times, although the location and decor could be better the food and…read morehospitality definitely make up for it. Everything I have tried is delicious and the owners show allot of love for the food they make and are very friendly and genuine. Be sure to order coffee, it is the best I have had.

A really huge grocery store, in West London, with a really clean almost sickly sanitized look, but…read moreultimately abundant in many foods and goods. I appreciate being able to get a lot of fruit and prepared foods in bulk. Their yogurt selection is excellent.

I love that they now close late!!! Super considerate! Awesome selections as usual, the place in…read moreoxford st E is the best by far.

A really good Chinese restaurant on the West side of London Ontario, with a mix of dinner dishes,…read morenoodles, and rice and congee. The fish with 1000-year-old egg congee was top notch; the fish was gently cooked, and the amt. of preserved egg was appropriate. The congee base was strong and appropriately thick without it being stiff. The corn and taro congee had a bit less flavor. The pea pod leaf vegetable was nicely stir-fried and retained a lot of heat. My reservation is usually that the veggie becomes too oily, but this time it seemed okay. The stir-fried beef with button mushrooms was top notch; the beef was tender, and the button mushrooms provided textural contrast to the beef. The beef tendon was also really soft, in a really nice way. The shrimp with egg rice noodle is always a classic, egg gently used as a sauce and the noodle with an appropriate bite to it. The place closes down (i.e. the patrons have to leave by 9p) at 9p, which makes for a bit of a rushed dinner, so beware.

Food was good but service was poor…read more Their menu was expansive. They have a chef recommendation page. However multiple items listed were not available and the price shown was often lower than the actual price. This is misleading to customers. In terms of service the staff were rude and short. They obviously wanted me to order as fast as possible and leave. I ended up with the chow fen And I added extra beef for about 9 CAD. Pleasantly the portion was much larger than I thought and they definitely added extra beef. It is an oily and noodle and beefy dish with good flavor. Not exactly the healthiest but I was craving this and it satisfied the craving. I might come back next time if I knew what I wanted ahead of time so I can skip the rude staff.