Super delicious spot on Bank Street for baos! Definitely a smaller restaurant with limited seating…read moreso come early. We sat in the back so it was nice and cozy. I personally loved the fried chicken bao and taro chips! The ginger seltzer was fantastic as well. Service was nice and prompt.

On a Saturday, nine of us visited this small cozy restaurant. The attendant was kind to let us all…read moresit together within a few minutes. On a good day there are fair number of tables on the sidewalk as well. We had many different items and some of them we shared although some of them have visited on Wednesday their all vegan day, they pleasantly surprised of the the items they had our first we were blown away. We had Vegan Brekkie Bun - a Just (vegan)Egg topped with vegan cheeze, tomato and chili crisp. Absolute gem. The chilli crisp made all the difference. If all breakfast sandwiches were like this. Take this McD and TH - you can never do this. 5 Spice Tofu Bun - a massive burger of deep fried crisp spiced Tofu topped with relish, lettuce, on a home made bun. To eat you must cut in half or it is huge. But the burger was again absolute gem. Would have loved fries with it to make it a typical burger meal. However my side was... Congee - a simple dish of far east. Family and me were ready for a bland bowl of Congee. The first spoon I had and if the above two dishes were 10/10, this was off the charts. The gentle Ginger taste with some mushrooms and deep fried golden garlic. Creamy rice in every spoon and this was heavenly. The Ratio Coffee was disappointing and Lemon Tea was good. I wish this was not 500kms away for us. I wish we could visit on every Wednesday

I dunno why I don't come more often. I had the same sherpherd's purse and pork wontons in soup and…read morealso had the pork wonton in peanut sauce. So fresh and tasty. You order at the counter and they bring you the food at the table. The wontons are piping hot. Vinegar, sriracha, soy sauce and hot oil is on each table for self serve. The decor is the same minimalist one as when it opened. They seem to have opened up the back room. If this keeps the price down, it's fine with me.

The restaurant is pretty popular and busy especially around the lunch hour (when I went). There are…read moresome sitting in front and farther back. I had the pork mushroom wontons with peanut sauce and tried some noodles from a family memeber. The wontons, peanut sauce and the noodles were delicious and flavorful. For the wontons, the portions were great. For the noodles, the portions seems slightly larger a bit (in general).

Street food. Not bad. Boba tea drink was a little too sweet. Perfect wonton soup and fried chicken…read morewings.

Food was average only one cook doing all order. I ordered veggie with rice . It was edible …read more Service was too long wait. Ambiance a small diner . I'll never come back .

Solid 4 stars! This is more like a takeout place but there is a dine in section but it's nothing…read morefancy. Half the place is the restaurant and the other half is an Asian market. We got the Hainanese chicken and BBQ pork combo specials. The food was authentic and the taste was spot on! We're on vacation so this place was perfect serving truly comfort food. If we visit Ottawa again, I'm sure this place will come to mind.

The taste is authentic, which often makes me miss the taste of my hometown. I will come here every…read morefew days to improve the happiness of my mouth.

The service was fast and so friendly, she was such a lovely person. The food came out very quickly,…read moreall of this was a dinner for 2 combo plate and honestly it's enough for 4 reasonably sized plates. I don't know what 2 people they're feeding but it was a lot. The wonton soup was spectacular, for me needed a slightly bit more salt. Honestly I don't have any complaints, I will definitely go back to try other things

My second time to Jadeland. 5pm on Sunday and zero wait for a table for 5. Service was fast, and…read morethe food was great. Looking forward to trying them a third time!

I honestly don't understand how this place is still operating…read more They also list themselves under two different names on Uber Eats -- "Papaspicy" and "Ann's Donburi" -- which is very confusing. It makes me question how transparent this business is. What made the experience worse was the order issue. I ordered rice, but I received noodles instead. When I called the owner to clarify, I was simply told they "don't even have noodles," and there was no apology at all. Instead, it felt like they were suggesting I was lying, even though I had received a fully packaged order exactly as delivered. I even tried to be reasonable and suggested it might have been an employee mistake and that I could pick up the correct order myself, but there was no response or attempt to resolve the issue. Overall, this experience was very disappointing. I would not recommend ordering from here because there seems to be no guarantee of order accuracy or basic customer service.

Hunan food is fantastic…read more Very authentic Great food profile Super service, friendly staff Nice decor for small corner restaurant Also make great tea and plays nice Chinese HK Pop music LOL

The food was tasteful and authentic to northern chinese cuisine. The price is a bit high for…read moreChinese food but the portions are generous. We went during the lunch rush so service was a bit slow, which is expected and not a big deal. Their spicy dish wasnt super hot but a slow spice that continuously build up in your mouth. If you don't usually eat a lot of spicy food like me, have water beside you and you'll be fine.

I had been wanting to try Harbin for awhile now, after hearing they had authentic northern Chinese…read moreand Sichuan food. Naturally, gluttonous me couldn't decide what to order and ended up getting a little bit of everything. I ordered: - Grandma pork belly with eggs - Mapo tofu - Spicy blood tofu, beef food, beef tripe, pig intestine and vegetable in chili sauce - Tofu and stew pot meat (regular casserole) - Crispy fried beef tenderloin with peanuts in sweet sour spicy sauce - Egg roll - Rice (plain steamed) My husband ate the fried beef and tenderloin while basically the rest was mine lol .. to eat for the week. Portions are generous, so the price is a bit higher but I was satisfied, and then some. I was looking forward to the grandma's pork belly and mapo tofu the most. They did not disappoint! Anything from grandma or her recipe bank must be delicious, right? I actually tried to place my order the night before and they ran out of this dish, so I decided to postpone until it was available. The pork belly was a thicker, saltier and sweeter sauce than I expected, so I would recommend ordering or making more plain rice to offset. The fatty pork belly cubes were just what I was craving. The mapo tofu was probably my favourite. It was super flavourful, spicy but not overly, and I loved the silky texture. Also needed more rice for this one. I could easily eat this dish over and over. I'm not familiar enough with northern Chinese cuisine to know what "casserole" is, so the tofu and stew pot meat casserole surprised me. I thought they messed up the order because it was like boiled pork belly and soft tofu cubes in broth, more like soup than a baked casserole. It was good, just not what I expected. Love that it came piping hot. I ordered the spicy blood tofu dish because I saw on socials that it was someone's favourite authentic dish and I'm an adventurous eater. I have to admit I'm not entirely sure what "beef food" is/was, but I had eaten everything else before so I was up for it. I think there was Spam in it? Totally surprised by it, but into it. I wasn't a huge fan of the sauce-drenched, soft baby bok choy, cabbage, and bean sprouts in it, but the dish wasn't bad, just not my favourite. The crispy fried beef wasn't crispy when it got to us after delivery because it was heavily sauced, so I would recommend eating this one in-house. The egg roll was closed and a bit thinner but longer than the standard kind you'd get at most Chinese restaurants. Overall, I think their food is very big on flavour, especially sweet and salty, and heavy on the sauce, so keep that in mind. Would definitely order from them again (I'm craving their mapo tofu now, as I write this!), and try one of their clay pot dishes next time.

This place absolutely hit on a cold day. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the rich…read moresmell of broth and can watch them hand-pulling the noodles fresh in the kitchen, which already tells you the noodles are going to be good. Even though we came mid-afternoon, the restaurant was still packed and we had to wait for a table, but it ended up being completely worth it. We ordered the traditional noodles and the braised beef noodle in both Joye and Two Xi styles so we could try the different noodle types. The broth tasted just as amazing as it smelled, rich, comforting, and super warming. The noodles were perfectly chewy. I basically inhaled my bowl. The only thing that wasn't super memorable was the meat, but honestly the noodles and broth were the stars anyway. It is a little on the pricier side, but the portions are huge and incredibly filling. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving a comforting bowl of noodles.

We always passed by this place on the weekends around noon and it's always PACKED with people. So…read morewhat better way to beat the crowd than to barge in as soon as they open There are a couple of seats available inside with lots of patio space outside, but if you're the type that prefers dining in- make sure to avoid rush hours! The noods were definitely hand-pulled since across the tables, there's an open kitchen area where you can see chefs making them fresh! The thickness of the noods we got were three xi (not too thin but also not too thick!). The noodles itself were pretty good- not overly chewy but not too soft either. Has that good well balanced texture. But usually the best part of any noodles is its broth. The broth was definitely not bad by any means, in fact it was pretty good- but was it memorable? Idk.. this is a good place to try a few times but this wouldn't be my go-to nood spot in Ottawa. Also bear in kind that the portions for these bowls are fixed and it's pretty big! We were a group of 4 and 2 was WAY more than enough for us- we couldn't finish it.