Heard Aji Dog was worth a try so came in for a quick lunch…read moreService is a bit slow and the staff was not actually at the counter, maybe a bell might help. We saw a family wait for over 5 minutes, and left because no one was at the service counter The fish burger combo was not bad, fresh fries and fluffy burger $13.00 The Yakisoba Beef dog was good for the price ($7.99) but the bread was a bit disappointing, not toasted and not fresh. The beef was chewy and extremely salty Not in a huge hurry to come back

Never been able to order... and don't know how long it would take for a staff to show up at the…read morecounter. Because, whenever I walk by, there's nobody.

Took a bit but it was fresh and piping hot! The cheese pull action goes wild. Love all the flavor…read moreand seasoning and condiment options.

Good Korean corn dogs. Don't know what else to say besides explaining what a Korean corn dog is…read more No indoor seating, just order at the counter. It was a bit crowded

We usually come here for poutine. My daughter ordered poutine as usual. She got one with bacon bits…read morein it. I just had plain fries this time cuz we had a birthday freebie to redeem from the app and the birthday gift is just a free order of fries. No birthday poutine rewards. We ordered a side of gravy to go with it, so...very affordable meal since the gravy was only about $1.00. Our daughter said they seemed to have put a few less cheese curds in her order than usual. That was kind of a bummer to hear. My fries and gravy were good though, and the portion of fries was pretty generous consider it's free. Hopefully the smaller portion of cheese curds was just a one time occurrence and not a regular thing.

Sigh.. it has come down to this. I have been eating new york…read morefries poutine for 30 years. It was still one of my favorite poutines even after trying real quebecois poutine in quebec. I love their gravy taste. Over the years, they just add less and less toppings. Thet used to not count tge number of pumps of gravy and just make sure it's all covered. Now theres only 2? pumps. The gravy still tastes good at least. A small scoop of cheese curds... almost too bare - you can see from the photos. Fries still taste the same. I was also here when you can sprinkle california seasoning yourself but now you have to ask for a packet and it's limited to 1 per poutine. Although it's a big packet, it feels like a waste because I don't use it all.

This is definitely what I called a premium dog. It is quite pricy for what they charge but it is…read morefully loaded. B got the jalapeno cheddar dog. I took a bite out of it and found it nothing special. B said it was super delicious. They were not skimmpy on the topping but for a hotdog over $10, this is definitely a one time thing. They appear at outdoor events.

Located right below Metropolis at Metrotown mall's Cineplex theatre (by the stairs). Only 2 tables…read moreopen for dine-in, but feel free to order take-out or delivery. My order: -Japanese Style Cheesesteak: my personal favourite - juicy sautéed mushrooms & onions, aged cheddar, wasabi mayo and of course premium ribeye steak slices. It's saucy, and the cheese blend enhances the flavour. -Koagie (Korean Hoagie): Kimchi was good (not too sour or spicy), so I could comfortably eat it. -New Yorker: the classic if you don't want to venture away from a "normal Philly cheesesteak" - topped with fresh tomatoes and lettuce Overall, the hoagie roll was soft on the inside, and a good chewy texture on the outside. I reheated mines in the microwave, and it still tasted good several hours later. These cheeseteaks are more saucy than the traditional cheesesteaks, which I personally enjoyed as every bite was filled with flavour. Very filling - best to share if you want to try different flavours. I also really liked their assortment of cheeses (no fake Cheez-Whiz stuff, sorry if you like that though), I think they use aged cheddar, provolone, and some others in a cheese blend. They definitely don't cheap out, and use a generous portion of tender/sliced prime rib steak. All cheesesteaks are made-to-order on a grill when you place your order. -Onion Rings: skinny-style -Deep Fried Pickles: good thick cut of pickles to breading ratio -ACC Fries (Garlic Butter & Parmesan): classic thick cut fries with a very "potato-y" flavour -White Chocolate Blueberry Milkshake: quite sweet, definitely for people that have a sweet tooth Also, I definitely have to mention the house-made sauces, they're so good for dipping the onion rings, pickles, and fries (cheesesteaks were saucy enough, so I didn't need it there). My personal favourites were the roasted garlic aioli, smoke Chipotle BBQ (not to overpowering or salty), and mustard (real mustard seeds).

Located beside Hell Crust (former Fresh Slice) underneath Cineplex in Metrotown…read more Plenty of parking as it is inside the mall - has about 5 tables from what I can recall. You can hear the music from the mall , however i don't believe they had any of their own tunes playing. You can easily have a conversation here. However, because of the small seating/eating area, you will sometimes have other customers staring you down to leave so they can take your table. It's a busy mall I get it, but please don't be the person staring others down. Service was okay, nothing special, they greet you and you order , followed by waiting for them to call your order number. Ordered the Cowboy - with the fries and drink add on to make it a combo - and found it to be on the pricier end of things. After taxes and "Tip" it was nearly $25. Some may say that is average , it's in the mall , rising costs and such, which I understand. But I just didn't feel like the portion or quality measured up. Fries were okay , tasted like Kirkland Costco fries - nice crisp - however seasoned poorly as some pieces were way to salty , while others just tasted like a plain potato. The cowboy mentioned crispy onions - did not taste any of that - Spicy BBQ sauce was on the sweeter side. - the bun was pretty dry - and the fillings were lifted , and wasn't actually enough to fill the entire sandwich. Can of mountain dew - well it was a canned drink so it was fine. As there is tons of other food options in the mall - i will unlikely visit this one again. Hope everyone else has a better experience , if you decide to give it a go.

I'm a fan of Lee Donuts when it is fresh. I realize this too late as it is already late afternoon…read moreand as I am gulping down the last bite of the very dry donuts writing with regret. They should have marked them as day old as it is already day's end. Oh well. It is wtf it is. 3.5$/ of very shriveled up or shrunk donuts. Service was okay. Saleslady trying to upsell like McDonalds but my sugar tolerance is not high. Ambience is great considering it is a beautiful late summer afternoon with the perfect temperature 19-22 like life. Anything under these circumstances is exceptional. But I am gonna give a pass to Lee's. At least this late in the day.

Lost in the shuffle of the busy Metrotown food court is this small A & W. Looking up when you get…read morehere they have the statues of the 'burger family' and if you just want a burger from them, you can either eat here, or walk over to Station Square, on this day, we decided to come here. I'm always more fond of the self location ones more than the food court, and one of the reasons is how the burger comes out. We ordered two 'Teen' burgers, with fries, and when I opened the bagged package (for those of you who have never had a burger from A&W they wrap their burgers in a bag!!) the burger looked like someone was playing Cooking Mama on 'MAX' difficulty, and needed to just put the right pieces in the right place to build a burger. The burger pattie was almost half way off the bun, with the bacon sliding to the other side, and the top of the bun was barely sitting on this whole display of burger art. I should not have to re-position burger parts when coming to a fast-food joint! The fries came out fresh from the oil, as they were piping hot, something that always seems to be the case at A&W, and I will give them props for that. As I said, it's alright if you need the quick fix, but for me, I'd still rather go to their restaurant locations.

Finally had a chance to try this place after repeated visiting Burger King instead the last few…read moretimes. Parking is available in the nice large Metropolis lot. The location looks pretty shiny and new, like the rest of the food court. Staff were friendly. A&W has some pretty awesome (but expensive) onion rings. These are best had as part of a burger combo, as they are quite expensive when ordered separately. The Teen Burger I had was fresh, and the bacon was nice and crisp. They now have this whole hormone-free campaign going on. Not sure how effective it is, but my burger tasted pretty much the same as years past.

The lunch special is still available and comes with rice and gravy as an option…read more For some reason the kiosk doesn't offer it, you need to walk to the counter and ask for it. 3 pieces for $11.99. The chicken was cooked nicely and the skin was nice and crispy.

I was curious of this place wondering if they're good as Church's or on the par with KFC. So I went…read morehere back in March to get some $5 lunch deal. This type of deal is quite rare since I can only find cheap meals or food from Costco. I picked 2 drumsticks and fries for my lunch. I walked in around 2PM it was very quiet. I was hoping to see fresh food being cooked. By the time it finished I couldn't wait to try Hi Five chicken. Food was okay. Fries weren't fresh same with chicken. Chicken didn't have crispy texture but the meat was soft. Other than that I found the food to be greasy. Can't expect much out of $5 deal, but it could've been better. I must say Church's have the best fried chicken ever!