In today's economy we need more places like this around... restaurants that serve good food at a…read moregood value. I ordered a combo which comes with a selection of noodles/chow mein, a small appetizer, and drink. I chose their traditional Lanzhou beef noodle (you also get to choose what type of noodle to get. I got the medium flat noodle). For app, I got their kelp salad which was so refreshing, and a HK style iced tea. My friend was particularly craving their skewers which were a decent size too. I forgot to take pics, but their portions are very generous for the price. Their noodles are hand pulled and you can really tell the difference in the quality. It's more bouncy and filling as they have more substance to them. Their service was very attentive and quick, and while the space of the restaurant is fairly small, there was no wait for 2 of us at 6:30 on a Saturday. Coming with a bigger group may be tougher considering the space. My total bill came to just under $26 after tax and tip, which is very reasonable for the amount and quality of food I got. No complaints at all and I'll definitely be back to an Omni Noodle location for comfort value eats.

Staff was nice even I bought a snack only. The beef gaubao was unexpectedly tasty and the size was…read morehuge. The meat was soft and juicy. The package was well packed. It was on special deal as I came on a weekday. I may go for their noodles next time

Came here with friends, it was about a 45min wait to get a table. They have a parking lot under the…read morebuilding but it was all full (only about 15 spots) Food was spicy (to me) but really delicious. Lots of great flavors all around. The service was amazing!

This restaurant has been on my bucket list since the beginning of the year. Seeing Clement…read more(@insta.noodls) take Mark Weins here during his visit to Toronto, really pushed me to go! Food: I got to try the Biang Biang Noodles with minced pork, tomato and egg and their signature Wanza Noodles with minced pork and yellow peas. Both dishes were so yummy! The noodles tasted fresh and spice-level was good. The table next door recommended the Cumin Beef Noodles which I'll try next time. I got to try the milk skin yogurt. It is super creamy and simple, tastes like thick milk. Service/atmosphere: When you arrive, there is a tablet to enter yourself into the waitlist. This restaurant is great for groups of 2 and 4. Staff were friendly and gave great customer service.

This franchise is relatively new (I think been open under a year?)…read more Came w/ my buddy after badminton on a late friday night. Street parking was totally free after 9 pm. Pros: - more meat than I got at other locations - fast service Cons: - broth flavour was severely lacking compared to other locations (the tomato flavour was VERY watered down actually) - noodles were undercooked too much The taiwanese popcorn chicken was great though (they serve mainland style popcorn chicken and taiwanese style). I don't think I'd come back to this particular location. If I do, I will most likely opt for the dry style sesame mix noodles.

Got together with a friend and he found this place online and wanted to check it out. This is a…read morenorthern Chinese noodle house specializing in hot and sour dishes. I order the pork belly noodle and upgraded to the potato starch noodles. I like the texture of the clear noodles and there was nice big pieces of the pork belly. The soup was more sour than numbing hot. It was ok, but I think it's more of a personal thing rather than the quality. I think this is a good hot and sour soup if you like that, but it's not my cup of tea. You view the menu and place your order with your phone so don't expect a server will come by and take your order. There is plenty of space in the resto. Parking might be an issue if you are not in walking distance to the restaurant. 3.5*

It's been over 6 months since I last came here but I decided to come since they were celebrating…read moretheir 5 year anniversary and was offering BOGO for their noodle dishes. The inside is still very modern and sleek. However, the seating is still really uncomfortable since they are still using those hard wooden seats with no back support. The restaurant is also really cramped and tight. Unfortunately, we had to wait over 30 minutes for seating because most of their tables are two-top tables. And we came with 4 people. We ordered their Beef Tendon Noodle, traditional hand pulled beef noodle, stir fried tomato beef noodle, and their Chicken Chow Mein. As for appetizers, we got their bbq traditional chicken wings, BBQ pork belly, and their teppan squid. This time, I thought everything tasted really good. Last time, my complaint was that the hand pulled noodles were way too soft and overcooked. But this time, I asked for a thicker noodle and it came out perfect. It had a nice chew to it and wasn't overcooked. But the stand out for me was actually their stir fried tomato beef noodle and their chicken chow mein. I vastly prefer these two compared to their beef soup noodles. It just has a stronger flavor profile that suits my taste buds more. As for the appetizers, skip the chicken wings. It was $8 for 4 tiny pieces and It's just not worth it. The Teppan Squid and their BBQ pork belly were both AMAZING. It is really strong and flavorful so I would only recommend them if you like strong bold flavors with a bit of spicy kick. Overall, this time I really enjoyed my meal and we got 2 free noodle dishes! I do think the prices are reasonable for the location they are in. They also still charge 2.4% for using your credit card which is quite disappointing.

I have gone to the Markham location a few times before and really liked it! Unfortunately this…read morelocation was disappointing. The noodles were overcooked (I usually like soft noodles) but this was like mush together kind of soft. I brought it up to the waitress when she asked how everything is... told her the noodles were made a tad too soft and she said it's because I ordered the thin noodles. I order the exact same thing at their location and never once has a problem.

We visited this noodle spot twice and the food here didn't disappoint. They specialize in…read moreauthentic, freshly made Lanzhou-style hand-pulled noodles that are budget- friendly, making it popular in the area. The restaurant is a bit small but it's cozy and the staff are friendly.

Noodle Legend in North York is a cool neighborhood spot to get a comforting bowl of noodles!…read more Whether it's in a broth (spicy or mild) or stir fried with vegetables and meat, their noodles are handpulled for each individual dish. You can taste the chew from the thin or thick noodles which adds to the experience.

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.

This is a nice and authentic Thai food place just south of the main strip at Yonge and Sheppard in…read morea small strip mall. There is a few spots at the front and you can park in the side streets but not in the daytime. Getting back to the food and it's very good and the drink was great! We each ordered the lunch special and it was great!! Definitely come back!

The pad Thai here was very good, but others dishes were poorly cooked. The papaya salad was too…read moresalty, the pineapple fried rice had too much curry, the tofu was too bland and the sauce was too sweet. Need to be improved.

We saw this place on Instagram and decided to come try it. It's located inside a plaza with many…read moreother restaurants and finding parking was a breeze. The inside is very small and cozy. Service was very friendly and phenomenal. We ordered 2 of their Kalguksu Combo's which came with a choice of meat, rice, side dishes, kimchi, and a bowl of hand pulled noodles. We went with their jaeyuk and bossam. We also ordered their mandu since we heard good things about it. I LOVED their kimchi. It was so flavorful and fresh. The side dishes were just alright. Nothing too special. I didn't really like the Jaeyuk, the flavor is there but the meat just isn't tender. But I've never had tender Jaeyuk or Bulgolgi so maybe that is just how it is. The bossam on the other hand was really delicious, tender and soft. I highly recommend it. The kalguksu was great as well. The soup was hearty and the noodles themselves were so soft with a nice chew to it. The mandu was also really good. They were so large and plump and the wrapper was so thin. This place is amazing for the price! At about $23-24 for each combo, it comes with a ton of food. And their gigantic mandu was only $13.5 for 6. Their Kimchi and Kalguksu was definitely the highlight for me and is comparable to the ones I've had in Seoul. I would definitely come back again. Also if paying by cash, it's 10% off.

The broth was not as flavourful as other places I've been to. Overall a decent fill but a bit priceyread more

Tried Petit Noodle recently and it's a solid spot for Hong Kong-style noodles…read more The Super Bowl ($24.49) is massive and comes with lots of toppings plus a crispy fish skin side dish. Definitely shareable. The House Special Bowl ($19.49) was also flavorful, and you can build your own bowl starting at $13.49 if you want something simpler. The toppings are marinated and stewed HK-style, so everything is really well seasoned. They also have a Timer Challenge promotion in March where you can win a free meal if you stop the clock at the right time. Bonus points for free parking and high chairs for kids, but the restaurant is pretty small, so it's better for smaller groups. Good flavors and reasonable prices overall.

Free 2 hour parking is available at 8 Hillcrest Ave which is a short walk from the restaurant. They…read morehave happy hour on weekdays from 3-5pm where the deal is a free drink with your noodles. As for the cart noodles themselves, I think I like them better than The Noodle Bar Markham which was my previous go to. It is more pricey though as the minimum is 3 toppings and most of the good stuff is considered premium with an additional $1 cost each. I think the portions are a bit bigger than other cart noodle places so that helps justify the cost a bit.

My sister and I came here on a Sunday morning and we were the only people there for a good hour or…read moreso. We both shared crab cake and fried portobello eggs benedict. I liked the mushroom more than the crab cake as the crab cake was quite dense and not very memorable. The house fries was very hot and crispy, not overly seasoned so you can season it to your liking! The portion size was excellent and we were both very full by the end of it. The restaurant is located on the top floor and it was beautifully decorated with Christmas decorations. They also had some cute music playing as well. The restaurant is clean and service was nice.

Tried Chillax Eatery for the first time for the Tantan ramen special for $9. Close to Sheppard…read moreYonge subway station, there is a grocery/convenience section downstairs for some takeaway snacks. The dining area is very cozy with cabin vibes and decor. Large windows with natural lighting as well. The ramen itself was better than expected! Comparable if not better to the chain ramen spots, didn't really have any complaints. Good portion, slightly bouncy noodles, and the favouring was spot on. Definitely worth $9 at half off! Service was also good, wasn't too busy on a weekend and you get a small jelly at the end. The orange in the water is a nice touch as well. Will definitely be back to try the other items!