The restaurant is straight up not clean. When we sat down, all the utensils such as chopsticks and…read morespoons were stuck together with some very sticky residue. The atmosphere is so so and pretty old. The place needs a serious cleaning. The food was ok, but one of the dishes smelled pretty funky (vegetable dumpling). Other dishes such as pork ribs, BBQ pork rice noodle l, and fried tofu were not bad.

Came here for some dimsum. There is a variety of items to get, with my favorites being the Rice…read moreNoodle Rolls. Other items include dumplings, pork buns, shrimp balls, and fried octopus. Pretty typical foods you would expect at a dim sum place. Service was average. Overall a solid dimsum place. Food(50%): 7.3 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 7.2/10

I ordered takeout dinner enough for 3...Gen.Tao,plus noodles,chicken balls, broccoli etc..... this…read morewas our first time trying this location.. it was without a doubt, the worst food I've ever tasted!...No i could not eat it! The general was not edible, hard,stringy,and definitely not general.tao!..looked like left over pieces of something, but dont know what?..the chicken balls were hard as baseballs!...not joking, everything was horrible, also, it seemed like the food was cooked 12 hours ago!...probably leftovers!!!!.I'm so disgusted!!... will never order there again!...good luck, I'm not sure how long you can keep serving food like this...and still have a business.

Everything was excellent ordered on Uber eats a couple of times. Realize the food was excellent…read morecalled the restaurant directly and they delivered to my house since then I've ordered a few times. The food is always coming extremely hot fresh tasty good portions and excellent value for your dollar.

Szechuan Szechuan is one of the better fast food options around…read more I came by for a quick takeout meal & was pleasantly surprised by the decent flavours of the crispy Cantonese chow mein. While the noodles were not crispy, the dish was loaded with chicken, shrimp, bok choy, mushroom & other vegetables that soaked up the delicious savoury sauce. We added a cream corn soup to round out. I've also had the Szechuan Chicken before and have to admit it's another hit fast food dish. This restaurant has a mash of different menu items including pho, sushi & Thai curry as well. The sushi rolls were passable. It doesn't have to be perfectly authentic to be a good option at the mall. While we've never tried the server experience, the metal takeout tables here work perfectly fine for a quick meal. For our latest meal, we had the Ginger Beef with rice which is another pleasant Chinese takeout dish popularized locally. It came hot out of the kitchen. The deep fry technique here preserved the tenderness of the beef much better than other places where I've tried this dish. It went well with the crispy batter drenched in sweet spicy soy sauce. Skip it or it hit? If you're looking for Asian food at the mall, an occasional visit here is not bad.

We usually eat the salmon teriyaki (without the teriyaki sauce... Their food is so tasty and fresh…read moreyou don't even need sauce) General tao chicken dish. Small hot and sour soup. When it's date night we share both plates and it's enough food for both of us. The service is really great! Friendly atmosphere and the food arrives promptly

My fave spot to get fried chicken and noodles. This spot is…read morethe most popular at York gate mall and they're pretty affordable. I used to get the kids meal which consist of fried rice or noodle with 2 pieces of chicken. Don't recall the price but it's less than $10 (I feel like it's $5 or less). The chicken is so good! This time around we got 2 boxes of chicken (24) and noodles for total of $32. Service is ok! And there's food court if you want to eat there. Otherwise mainly takeout spot. Also get the red sauce! It's so good with the chicken. They also gave me hot sauce packets and soy sauce.

China Wok Super Chinese Food provides the best-breaded chicken wings in the Greater Toronto Area…read more The scrumptiously marinated wings are coated with a seasoned batter (with unique, refreshing seasoning blends, such as rosemary) and fried to an absolute crispy golden brown. Once you start those wings, you can't stop. In fact, these wings are so good that I ordered 200 of them for my party last winter, and I still don't get tired of those damn wings! Also - they are great if you keep them in the fridge for a day & reheat them too. Although their fried rice and vegetables are not as out-of-this-world as their wings, they all still pack great wok hei while tasting surprisingly "healthy" (because they are not as heavily seasoned as other Chinese food places). I think the chef wanted to ensure that the other dishes did not steal the show of their wings. Overall, I strongly recommend China Wok Superb Chinese food, regardless of whether you want to grab a combo meal with wings, rice and vegetables or just ten wings for a meal. They are all great options with a decent price.

Ordered Chinese takeout and was a bit thrown off by the blunt lady on the phone at first. But when…read moreI met her in person, she was actually sweet and even gave me 5% off for paying cash on orders over $40! The food is Cantonese style and just as good as the big chains in Toronto. We got Cantonese fried noodles, special fried rice, Chinese broccoli with beef, and Singaporean vermicelli. Super tasty, though I did feel extra thirsty... probably a sign of some heavy sodium, but still delicious! The place is no frills geared towards takeout only. The great thing is she packed it tightly even though it was a tall tower of takeout boxes falling over as I drove nothing fell out. Food was packed to the brim. She had all the utensils and even added a generous helping of delicious chilli oil on the side without asking.

The lady there is extremely rude, yells at customers, doesn't let you ask questions, if it wasn't…read morefor the food itself being so good we wouldn't take her abuse. We don't order often there because she is just so mean. Agreed upon a time for 6:00, yet she called me at 5:35 my food is ready. Takes time to get there so my food sat out getting cold.

After reading the reviews, we wanted to give this place a try…read more When we got in here, we didn't realize that this place was more like Canadian/American Chinese food. LOL. We were watching on YouTube and saw that the bloggers were reviewing the location in Richmond Hill. We assumed that the Vaughan location was the same one. So, that was our fault. But, we decided to stay and didn't feel like traveling all the way to the other one. We were immediately seated after we arrived. The place is pretty big, with a very elegant interior. Tables seating up to 4 people line the leftmost wall, which has framed paintings adorning it. Circular tables for groups of 8 sit in the center of the restaurant and on all of the tables are crisp white tablecloths with beautifully folded green cloth napkins. The specials are also written on a framed green chalkboard on the back wall and the place is illuminated by built-in spotlights. We ordered the following: Braised Tofu with vegetables - Daughter liked it a lot. She said that it tasted like Chinese takeout but in a good way. Basa Fish Chili Bean Sauce- This was ok, but I thought the sauce was the same as the other orders. Spicy eggplant with shrimp- Hubs said that this tasted similar to the braised tofu with vegetables and it was ok. Overall, we felt that these 3 entrees and sauce all tasted the same. It was ok but no big deal. This place is located next to a mall, so there was plenty of parking. Service was quick and friendly. We told our server about daughter's peanut allergy and it was noted on our bill. There were quite a few other tables occupied. I'm glad we got a chance to try this place. Always wanted to try Canadian Chinese food!

great food. excellent service . very clean. Have been going there for years. Highly recommendread more

I ordered catering and the service leading up to it was terrible. They asked for 50% deposit via…read moreemail transfer (which is fine), but afterwards, they are so rude. I spoke with Pauline and her attitude was not it. On the day of pick up, they claimed they didn't have my order and we had to go back and forth for 30 minutes. It was the most stressful and unpleasant experience. The food was fine but nothing amazing. Wouldn't order here again...

I needed to ordered some take out food in an unfamiliar locale and thanks to the many other…read moreYelpers, I selected this place. I ordered Hakka Chow Mein and Spicy Dry Chili Chicken take out. They told me to come in 30 mins and I showed up a little early and the food was all ready for me. No issue with my order (exactly as orderd). Kind of annoyed with myself for not paying cash and saving 10% (I saw this after I left and read the take out menu I took). The Hakka Chow Mein was actually quite good-tasty, well prepared (noodles were not too hard/soft); we ordered spicy and it had a hint of spice but not enough kick. The Chili chicken was decent as well-they have dry or wet options-I ordered the dry and it was good but once again the spice did not have enough kick to it. However, keep in mind that I would not be their core client (who may not be able to handle very spicy food like I can). It was good but not as good as a few of the other Hakka places I would categorize as the "gold standard". They offer Halal as well. Would I come back? For sure! This is a decent place in this part of the 905!

Service was good and food was decent. They seemed to have all-day dim sum, as we were presented…read morewith 3 different menus upon being seated on the table: main menu (large dishes), dim sum menu on paper, and a small card containing 3 items on special that day. The restaurant was packed and it was a bit hard to get a hold of a server at times, but their service was pretty good overall given the speed, ability to customize some menu items, and attentiveness. We ordered the Scallops with Vegetables, and we got to choose what type of vegetables we wanted (usually we don't get to choose in other Chinese restaurants). We opted for choy sum, but we also could've chosen from a selection of mixed vegetables, bok choy, snow peas, mushrooms, etc. Surprisingly, the scallops came as jumbo scallops. I was expecting smaller-sized scallops like in other Chinese restaurants. The dish was tasty and I could taste the ginger. Seafood and Garlic Fried Rice was alright - no different than those in other similar restaurants. The rice was quite dry and there were small pieces of shrimps and scallops in the mix.

Tip: The eight-course meal is excellent…read more My best friend asked me if I'd like to go for dim sum with his family after his mom's funeral. I had forgotten that it was customary after a Chinese funeral (his mom was Chinese and her husband was Vietnamese) to have something to eat after a funeral. I was moved that he was thinking of me during a difficult time. I said yes. He got his niece to get me the address of the restaurant. She conveniently had a business card, which made it easy. I saw Legend Chinese Restaurant. I put it into my maps app, and drove my friend and me over there. He insisted that I drive him. Maybe my company provided him comfort. I know that the reverse was true. It was nice to spend some more time catching up with him as we headed northbound. This eatery is in a plaza with Red Lobster across from it. We had dined there together eons ago. There was lots of parking. I backed into a spot and we walked over to the restaurant. A woman greeted us. Both of us wearing black made her realize that we were a part of a larger group that had come from a funeral. She pointed us into a closed area with wall dividers that separated us from the rest of the customers chowing down. We didn't have dim sum. Instead, we had an eight-course meal. I had never dined here, so I was looking forward to what we were about to eat. Each table had to make one seat space open for the server to come with food. I happened to be next to this gap. It has its pros and cons. I helped move dishes and such to make way for new dishes to arrive. Our server did spill some water on the table, but it wasn't crazy. I loved the lazy Susan. Our table had eight people. It was needed to get to whatever we wanted on it. We had hot looseleaf tea and hot water in tea pots. The tea was yummy, but I had no clue what it was. We ended up pouring the hot water into the looseleaf tea pot when we were running low. Our server was also great to refill the pot with the looseleaf tea a number of times. We got the following items during our meal: - Roasted pork - Shrimp and scallop soup - Chicken - Sweet and sour pork - Shrimp and scallops with sugar snaps - Steamed fish - Mushrooms with baby bok choy - Tofu pudding - Fortune cookies Half our table were vegetarians, so almost everything wasn't suitable, except for the tofu pudding. Folks at the table were kind to let me take photos of most dishes before we wrecked them, except for the vegetarian tofu vegetable medley that came out. They were so hangry that they simply went in. I have a mental picture of the generous rectangles of tofu, with mushrooms and baby bok choy. There may have been more veggies. I was happy that they could finally eat! We started with the roasted pork. It was excellent. The pork was succulent. The pork skin was crispy. Delicious! I loved the shrimp and scallop soup. It had small cubes of shrimp and baby scallops in a nice broth. The large bowl of soup sat next to me. It was deadly. I love soup. No one wanted seconds, so I polished it all. The chicken was tender. It was nice with the scallion oil. My friend and I remarked that the sweet and sour pork was excellent. It's probably because we are so used to chicken as the protein. The pork was crispy even with the sweet and sour sauce coating each morsel. The pork was tender. I loved the bell pepper and the pineapple chunks. The shrimp and scallops with sugar snaps was divine. I love sugar snaps and they were perfectly cooked while still crispy. The shrimp and scallops were large and yummy. I grew up with my mom steaming an entire fish. It's dealing with the bones that is annoying. Thankfully, a man at our table went ahead and portioned out the fish such that he eliminated most of the bones. Wow! Can I have this man de-fillet any fish that I want to eat?! The fish was naturally yummy from the steaming method. I loved the green onions on top and the soy-based sauce. I love mushrooms. The fact that we had an assorted mushroom dish with baby bok choy was awesome! Sadly, there was oyster sauce in this dish, so the vegetarians couldn't enjoy it with us. There were two different types of mushrooms. The large ones were meaty. The smaller ones were yummy, but difficult to pick up with chopsticks. I ended up eating them with a soup spoon. There was steamed rice at our table. I had some with the mushroom sauce. It was delicious. We ended up with tofu pudding. We got to scoop the tofu out and then add the syrup. The tofu and syrup were warm. It was a delightful dessert that wasn't all that sweet. We got a large bowl of fortune cookies to end our meal. My fortune said that I tend to be straightforward and honest. My friend joked that my fortune was completely wrong... haha! I used the washroom before I headed home. The women's washroom was clean. No complaints. I loved the food here. It was top-notch delicious. It was comforting and much needed. I'd love to have dim sum here and see what that's like. (413)

Food was served up fast and delicious. Pricing is reasonable too. Alot of my friends enjoy this…read morerestaurant, I recommend it

someone needs to create a study on why a certain demographic loves this so called "Chinese food"…read more I put Chinese food it quotes because it's not actually Chinese food. There is nothing chinese about this food except that it was made by rude Chinese people. If a Chinese person bakes a cake, do we call it Chinese food? If this restaurant was actually in China it would be laughed at. There is nothing authentic about this food. It's basically sloppy, GREASY, candy coated food. I don't get it. And majority of these people that eat this are doctors and lawyers that are rich and loaded and they choose to eat this??? I also need to understand why they love sweet and sour chicken balls? It's basically a chicken Timbit soaked in drippy candy apple sauce. Anyways the mammacita at the front treats her employees like trash, and is rude. The food is very inconsistent. One day it's decent the next day it goes directly in the green bin. So oily, over saturated with MSG, and soggy. GARBAGE FOOD!

In area with friends - decided to try a local establishment. We found this Chinese Canadian…read morerestaurant by chance using the Yelp app. We got lucky! Steeled Garden was definitely worth the stop. Their hot and sour soup was larger than expected and loaded with Chinese vegetables Almost a meal in itself. The spring rolls were tasty and crisp. The portions for our shrimp dish and Singapore noodles with pork were sufficiently large to feed two hungry adults. I bookmarked this location for a return visit or takeout. Clean establishment with friendly staff. We enjoyed the food and being able to eat in this restaurant.

If you're in the Steeles & Weston Rd area the lunch special can't be beat! Each item for $2.50 and…read morelarge potions ontop of that make it the perfect place that doesn't break the bank. I chose the chow mein, chicken wings and General Tso's chicken. As you can see from my photo the plate is filled well. For the price the quality can't be beat. Food was hot and quickly served with plenty of seating area to accommodate a few small parties of 3-4 people. Staff was very friendly and didn't rush first time visitors during the lunch rush (very thoughtful of them). I would honestly consider this as a regular lunch spot. I've also heard that their take out is great. You wouldn't guess this from driving by but this place is a real winner. A hidden gem in a busy industrial area for sure!