My husband used to work in rexdale years ago and would come here for lunch once in a while. If I…read morewas lucky, I'd get leftovers of his lunch special which consisted of crispy ginger beef and fried rice or noodles, and maybe a spring roll depending on how hungry he was that day. Long gone are his days of working in this area. But lo and behold, our hockey superstar son is now playing rep games at Westwood-- a stones throw away from Golden Asian. Anyone who has a kid in select knows the chaos of weekend hockey games. Last thing you want to do is prepare dinner after getting back downtown from an evening game (which you MAY or may not have lost :/) Anyways, my husband remembered Golden Asian so we ordered from the parking lot around 4:30pm this evening. 15 mins later, everything was ready for pickup and we were surprised at the amount of food we got for less than $80 cash. This easily would have cost 100+ downtown. Everything was still hot and fresh after the 45 min drive home and the whole family was satisfied. Good portions for the money. My fav's were the squid and crispy beef. Kids loved the noodles and beef and broccoli. Overall, 10/10 recommend and will definitely be back again for take-out on the regular during this hockey season.

Drove for supper on a weekday. Not a fan of buffets. They had a good selection but everything was…read moretired. They were a quarter full so plenty of room to sit. The service was excellent. Always someone ready to clear the old plates. They are reasonably priced. They had decent selection of dishes including some seafood. They had the traditional Chinese American dishes. Great for a family with teenage boys. Let them loose. Enjoy

Went with a friend and we watched a few orders come out. So we decided to split a meal. We got…read moreveggie spring rolls for an appetizer then split beef pad Thai. It was made to order and was absolutely delicious. We were very glad we shared it. Portions are large. Place is not huge but definitely big enough. They seem to do a lot of take out. We definitely enjoyed it and would like to go back.

I always enjoy my meals The staff was very friendly and helped me with my choice. I had the bowl of…read morenoodles with the pork. Everything was fresh and savory. They were busy at lunch and I had to park across the street always one of my favourite restaurants close to the airport.

The food has really gone down hill this past year. They used to have great fries, now they are…read moreskinny and always dry and many burnt. We asked for a simple dietary consideration and it was totally ignored. When we brought it to their attention, the chef just shrugged his shoulders and said it was a mis-communication. There was no attempt to make it up to us or try to make us feel better. They just did not care. We ended up paying for food that we could not eat. We will never go back.

3.5 stars I saw a…read more$10 deal with AsialiciousTO for 3 Vietnamese style pork tacos with asian slaw and salsa. Since we were kind of in the area we decided to eat here. There's paid street parking on both sides of the street. I did read a review that there's complimentary parking behind the restaurant though. Mai Bistro has a small patio out front that's covered and indoor seating as well. We opted to sit on the patio. Since it was our first time at the restaurant the waitress explained the various menus to us. There was a written menu for Today's Specials and some of them were crossed out. I'm guessing that those items have already sold out. I saw a photo of the menu from a couple of years ago and in comparing with the menu from the other day I can see that prices have increased for some dishes. To me, prices veer on the higher side. The grilled lemongrass pork with rice and asian slaw was $22 and the shrimp ceviche with fresh salsa and avocado on a crispy tortilla was $11. My Vietnamese style pork tacos were a good deal for $10. Even at the regular price of $14 the price isn't too different from tacos at other restaurants. The pork was flavourful and portions are like what I found from food trucks in LA (but leave you wanting more).

One of the best Thai restaurants Malay curry and pineapple…read morerice is the best that I ever had

Very different ambiance to their Mississauga location but the food was just as good and so too the…read moreservice What impressed me the most was when my wife was served the glass of Cabernet Sauvignon. Before she could take her first sip our server came back and took the glass and the carafe back to the bar and stated that she would be back in a minute. When she returned she had a fresh carafe and told us that the previous serving was from an older bottle which was an error and that they had opened a new bottle The integrity of that action was very impressive We ordered the Shrimps Chips, Pad Thai, Green Curry and the Spicy Eggplants and they were all great though I felt that the green curry was not as spicy as a green curry should be ...this one had the heat levels of a red curry Also happy to see the restaurant almost 80% full and that for a Sunday night is a good sign

This restaurant has a lot of different options with noodles or rice. I like that you get to pick…read moreyour spice level as well. Overall, I'd say the food is okay. It is good but I do feel like I've had better elsewhere. The staff is lovely and the space has seating available to dine in. Service was pretty quick.

I visited here for a baby shower recently this weekend. It's a central spot smack in the middle of…read moreGTA between highway 407 and 400 next to the Costco with a gas station. It's a perfect place for a large gathering especially if you have people coming west, east, south and maybe even out of town as there is plenty of parking. The place is spacious, modern and uncrowded so you can easily set up a spot for a balloon arch. The service is also really nice and friendly. I've been to the Colossus area many times before but never thought to stop by at this restaurant. I didn't even know they have an option for all you can eat until I visited recently. For All-You-Can-Eat weekend lunch it was about $30~ according to their site, which is really reasonable considering prices these days. It included sushi and sashimi and it was pretty fresh and some kitchen items too. Their cooked dishes for AYCE is kinda big so I didn't get to try as many things. However, from the few I've tried including nibbling their sample appetizers, tempura and other items it's pretty good. If you want to be adventurous, they even have escargot too! The escargot was buttery and not too salty. The Pad Thai is a more Canadian/Americanized version with a bit of tang from the ketchup but still tasty regardless. The staff was nice and friendly and we didn't really feel rushed out as it didn't seem too busy. We booked from 1-3:30pm/4pm. I think it's a great spot to host your special gathering and also allow your guests to choose whatever they want to eat. The only thing is they punch all your orders for you on the ipad and we don't get to punch it in ourselves. I feel like the physical menu they showed us for all you can eat is much more limited than what we can actually order. So definitely ask your server and see what else there is. For example there wasn't any dessert menu so you have to ask about all the desserts. They will offer ice cream by default but definitely recommend getting a fried banana and sesame ball with it.

Had dinner here with an ex-coworker. We like all you can eat resto's so we decided to check out…read morethis place. When we first walked in, i noticed the place had a cool asian inspired look with plently of seating. The Sushi part of the ayce menu was very dissappointing. The rice was over cooked and mushy. So bad that I had to take the fish off the rice to eat. Unfortunately it was the worst much the worst sushi I had in a while. Very dissapointing. The non-Japanese food we had was actaully pretty good. We ordered, wings, short beef rib, tempura, coconut shrimp, beef pad thai. My favourite was the thick curry tiger shrimp and the curry pumpkin soup (they kinda tasted the same), but both very tasty. I will say the service was very good. Servers were friendly and attentive. Although, they still did they old school took orders by hand, rather than with iPads like other restaurants, which didn't seem efficient.

Not really recommended. I only tried once here - their Noodles dish but it was too oily and very…read moresweet as well. Wasn't really worth it. Maybe Asian but definitely not gourmet. Definite thumbs down.

I created a Ritual account several months ago. The idea is that you order food from various…read moreeateries using the app, earn points, and get discounts along the way. You then pick it up where you ordered your food from, avoiding all lineups, and chow down. I am always a late adopter to such apps. I recently placed my first Ritual order. It went well. On Monday, I noticed that 3 Asians Express had a $5 discount on your entire order. I decided to give it a shot. It was my second order using the app. I ordered the chili chicken, which comes with rice. I also got two chicken dumplings and a Diet Coke. The app told me that my order would be ready in five minutes. Cool. 3 Asians Express sounds funny to me. 3 Asians walked into a bar and... um, okay, it's only amusing to me. The 3 Asians part means that there are three types of Asian cuisine offered here: Chinese, Thai, and Japanese. This eatery is located in a plaza approximately five minutes away by car from my workplace. It is next to Enterprise, in the same plaza where I have often had good eats at A&W and Kelsey's. I had no problem parking. I walked in. The woman at the counter said hi. I said my name and that I was picking up an order. "Huh?" she asked me. "I'm picking up a Ritual order for Mary," I said, changing it up. My guess is that she does not have a strong command of the English language. The man next to her gave her a bag that looked like my food order. He also got me my Diet Coke. She bundled everything and handed my order over. Thank goodness for this man! I took a photo of the menu. I'm sure that my taking said photo threw her off. Anyway, I headed back to my car. I was hungry and actually started to eat. The Diet Coke was good. You can't mess up a canned pop. Yep. The two chicken dumplings are really pan-fried wontons. They had little meat in them. It was like the joint needed to ration everything it made for some odd reason that I was unaware of. Anyway, they were pretty tasty. I liked the whisper-thin wonton wrappers that were decently pan-fried. I should have ordered more of them. Ah, the chili chicken. It was not yummy. The steamed rice was overcooked. It was not enjoyable to eat. I don't think that the rice would form decent rice balls if I had scraped the chili chicken off to the side to get to the mushy overcooked rice. The rice was sad. I had two bites of rice and left the rest in the container. The chicken was dark meat. There was chili in the sauce. It was simply an unexciting burn that I experienced with each bite. There wasn't any interesting flavour happening. It was in-your-face bland nonsense happening. I ate all the chili chicken simply because it was more edible than the rice. I drove home and stopped at my local McDonald's to get a hamburger and cheeseburger. This meal at 3 Asians was neither yummy, nor filling. I was so much happier with McD's. I know. Sad. I don't recommend having the chili chicken here. The chicken dumplings were better. The Diet Coke was the best thing on the menu, which speaks volumes. (424)

Food is cooked fresh in front of you. Has 3 Asian Menus…read more.. Chinese, Japanese and Thai. Offered option for fried rice with additional $1. We had Mongolian Beef and Shrimp Teriyaki. Food is average, service moderate.

It's a Terminal 1 ritual to grab dim sum at Lee Kitchen. Har gow above average, very tasty chicken…read moresui mai and those little crispy shrimp wonton. Only reason why they don't get 5 stars is no chili oil!!!??? Can't have dim sum without chili oil cmon Susur!!!

Had a 6 hour layover in Toronto, so I thought I'd try a restaurant that Dallas doesn't have. The…read moreadvertised photograph of the beef udon soup is what caught my eye, but then when I saw the neighboring table get theirs it looked a lot different (blander if you will). I asked if it was worth ordering, but the consensus was that it was only O.K & for this being a place a well renowned chef opened you'd think the flavors would be more bold/full-bodied. I don't like wasting money, so I chose to get their sampler and a side of fries. I still wasted money because the fries were the best thing I ordered. If you have a long layover & have time to venture to other areas, then you'd be better off going elsewhere.