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Good Taste Casserole Rice

4.5 (47 reviews)
ModerateCantonese, Soup
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Ashley N.

Great homey vibes in here! Came for a quick dinner with my parents tonight and ordered chicken and mushroom casserole. It was well flavoured and the rice got a crispy crust. I enjoyed my parents' dishes more, though. I preferred the minced pork on rice. Also don't forget their Cheung fan (rice rolls)! The vegetarian one is so yummy and has great crunch! Service was quick and to the point. Nothing fancy.

Winnie H.

It's a regular lunch/ dinner place with homey comfort food. They steam the rice in clay pot right after your order and hence the wait for food needs 15 mins. It's worth the wait. The rice with Chinese sausage and meat makes the rice cooked in aroma. It comes with steam soup with no salt and msg. You add the salt to your liking. It also has the veggies on the side. $15 is very worth . Lots of parking.

Sally L.

This is a family run restaurant that consists of the husband/wife/ grandma and daughter. I came last night for dinner with my parents and we ordered the original casserole with preserved meat, one with sticky rice and the other with normal rice and also a chicken casserole. All meals come with soup and veggies on the side which are not salted. You have to salt those yourself. The food and portion were good. The crispyness at the bottom of the casserole which is the most important came out really crispy! I will definitely come back however service can be better.

Octopus and beef
Karen T.

Overall good value. Our second time here visiting Toronto and the food was good tasting. Don't expect high quality customer service but you get what you pay for. 2 casseroles were enough for our party of 4. The mushroom and chicken was good. The 4 treasures didn't have a lot of eel but still good. The beef and egg was okay.

Carmen G.

Delicious made to order clay pot rice! Came here for one thing only, their clay pot rice! Each pot is made to order so expect to have a little bit of a wait since it needs to be cooked from scratch. I got the preserved meats clay pot rice and pork rice clay pot rice. Both were definitely at 5/5! Each clay pot rice comes with a side of steamed vegetable and soup. Tip that I learned afterwards is that the soup is unseasoned so you're suppose to put your own salt in it (I was wondering why it was so bland). I came with a senior so asked if they had any scissors to cut up the vegetables. Although they didn't have scissors to share, they were kind enough to help us chop up the vegetables into smaller pieces! What great service! One clay pot rice is more than enough per person. Don't forget to scrap the pot after you finish the rice to get the crispy rice pieces that are nice and crunchy! At around $13 per clay pot rice that comes with one vegetable and soup, I'd say it's pretty bang for your buck!

Chicken and Mushroom Rice
Jimmy Q.

Very popular chain in the GTA. Huge fan of Bowl Kee and this was recommended. Busy restaurant with ample seating. Order: Chicken and Mushroom Rice, Pork and Corn Rice Noodle roll. Each rice meal comes with soup and green veg. The soup is pretty bad, basically water. Not sure if this is a thing or what but not good. The rice is very well done, a bit greasy but that lets you easier get all the crispy bits off the pot. Lots of chicken and good amount of rice, top it off with the sweet soy sauce. The rice noodle roll was also very good, the noodle was nice and smooth. This place offers fantastic value and you can create your own custom rice. Will definitely be back!

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Ying L.

This is a small but very cleanly maintained restaurant serving Cantonese casserole. Menu is very limited, which is good for me who has difficulty to choose.:;) The staff is very friendly and fast , seated me down immediately. All casseroles come with a soup and small vegetables, and the rice is well prepared with crispy bottom, which is exactly how it supposed to be.

Rachel C.

If you're looking for the best of the best, this is not the place. However, Good Taste Casserole Rice is what you are looking for in a warm, hearty, stomach-filling, and comfortable place to relax, catch up with friends and family. The rice dishes are served in clay pots and comes with a soup and vegetable side dish. The soup is a little bland but it's hot and it's soothing on a cold day. When you're done with eating and there's those perfectly burnt and crunchy rice bits and pieces stuck to the bottom of the pot, you can request hot water to break it down into a rice soup. Or you can just scrape it out with the rice scooper which is a utensil served alongside the pot. All in all, definitely a staple for nostalgia or a casual meal.

Howard L.

The clay pot meals here are astounding and unbelievably great values. I'll go with 4.5 stars rounded up to 5 for our late dinner for a party of 6. We arrived at about 9:15pm and with their weekday closing time of 10pm, we wisely called ahead and had our clay pot dinners prepped and ready for when we stepped in. The clay pot meals come with a small veggie dish and a small soup. The clay pots themselves are good sized, and bigger than we expected, making them exceptional values. We had: Clay pot with preserved meat and BBQ eel, $12.99 CD or $9.62 USD Clay pot with preserved meat and chicken, $11.99 CD or $8.88 USD Clay pot with preserved meat and minced pork, $11.99 CD or $8.88 USD We also order 4 other dishes: Rice rolls with shrimp and egg, $4.99 CD Rice rolls with mushroom and corn, $4.50 CD A couple of Chinese broccoli dishes, $6.99 CD each My only little knock from 5 stars was that though the clay pots were delicious, they weren't as deeply flavorful and aromatic as the best we've ever had. A touch of their light soy sauce was needed to give it that boost to the top. I've had the best clay pots in Hong Kong and the best have that delicious soy flavor cooked deeply into the rice. Overall, that's a minor knock and I would highly recommend this place as one in the excellent cheap eats category. Service was attentive and efficient also.

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Jo C.

Good Taste Casserole Rice .... yes the name of this Asian casual no frills eatery implies exactly their specialty!! If you are a lite eater , one casserole is enough for two. Rice casserole is topped with meat and cooked in a clay pot locking in flavours from meat into the rice. So fragrant and tasty ... love the crunchy rice at the bottom of the pot. Each one is cooked fresh to order... so be prepared to wait about 20 minutes. It's worth the wait tho!! Every order comes with a clear herbal soup served hot in a small traditional ceramic pot and a side of veggies. I come here regularly, since this is the kind of comfort food that my mom craves for. This time, we ordered the Salted Fish with minced Pork ($11.99) and Preserved Meat with 2 pieces of Grilled Eel ($12.99). Excellent value here!! Both were very tasty. A great place for hearty rice pots! It's my kind of comfort.

Good Taste Casserole Rice - Chinese Sausage & BBQ Eel in Claypot Rice with vegetables & soup, great meal and terrific (nutritious) value
Mike H.

Good Taste Casserole is really good! This second location is clean, spacious and well-setup in the busy Bamburgh Plaza. It had no weekend lunch lineup when we visited. Their specialty is the casserole rice as you could've guessed. This HK style claypot rice bowl comes piping hot with your choice of toppings. I ordered a triumvirate of Chinese Sausages & BBQ Eel in the Claypot Rice. With a dash of soy sauce, this salty, savoury & sweet profile is one that I've enjoyed as a kid. Rice was perfectly cooked with crispy rice padding the bottom of the bowl. This also came with a generous plate of Chinese broccoli in Hoisin sauce, and a refreshing light chicken soup. This was a hearty meal with nutritious value. I can see why it's a classic dish for many on chilly days. For whatever reason, my wife preferred to order noodles that are on the new items menu. It was her usual order of Beef Brisket Noodles. She seemed satisfied but compared to my meal, the noodle broth was light on flavour & rather bland. The rice noodles were ordinary, and could use the table condiments for extra salt & sauce. Better yet, just stick with the plethora of claypot rice options. I used to frequent Bamburgh Plaza and wish I still did, just to be able to dine here more regularly. It's still a convenient location for weekend grocery runs near Steeles Ave on the borderline of Toronto & York. For families, a bowl of claypot rice from Good Taste Casserole is a nice way to start the weekend.

Jenn W.

The expansion of Good Taste Casserole House out of Markham and into Scarborough has made it easier for me to tuck into the comforting dish. And their expanding menu keeps the hunger growls at bay while the 20-minutes elapse. Their BBQ pork rice noodle roll ($4.70) was a great 'appetizer' to share, soft and silky with large slices of pork- even though it wasn't the most evenly spread out across the roll. I'm perplexed how some restaurants continue to keep prices low with soaring input costs. Good Taste offers their preserved meat and chicken with rice for $11.99, which is only a dollar more than 5 years prior. They haven't skimped on ingredients - if anything there's more protein topping the rice - and it still comes with a side of boiled yu-choy and a pot of soup where the hunk of pork, fruit, and white fungus remains. The execution continues to satisfy: the rice a balanced moisture so that it's fluffy but still dry enough so a golden crunchy crust develops on the bottom. While I'm normally not a huge fan of the greasiness of preserved meat, it's the perfect topping in this dish and keeps the rice from getting soggy. In fact, it actually tasted better than the chicken, which was over marinated causing the texture to be too 'springy' (or song in Cantonese) for my taste.

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Maggie G.

Great value for clay pot rice, it also comes with a soup and veggies all for $12.99! It satisfied my craving but I wish there was more to it. The rice lacked flavour and I wanted more of that crispy crust which the rice didn't really have. #1 preserved meats & eel rice : 3.5/5 #39 spare ribs and chicken feet with rice: 3.5/5 Overall the value for what you get really gives them 4/5.

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Unlike the north York location, soup is included with their rice. Flavour is as decent as other chains.

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