This is a small restaurant with limited seating. We were…read moreable to get a table. I didn't find it to be overly loud to the point where I couldn't hear the person I was dining with. It was extremely comfortable and welcoming. The food was amazing as well. We had an appetizer and I ordered the buddhi bowl as well as a tuxedo cake for dessert takeaway. It's a great spot if you are looking for a unique, small and welcoming atmosphere as well as authentic Chinese food.

Great little place with good food and welcoming staff! Gluten free options!…read moreAuthentic Chinese food. Reservation recommended at busy times especially when local university is in session!

First time eating at this place, and they said on sign Chinese and Canadian cuisine, I thought good…read moremy daughter doesn't like Chinese she can have Canadian cuisine, no, because when they do buffet there is no menu for Canadian cuisine and they didn't have any Canadian food at buffet except two kinds of squares. And as far as the buffet goes there wasn't much options. So my daughter had just 2 fortune cookies. You think they would have some Canadian options or even offer her something that was Canadian. I thought that was not right. Also it was so uncomfortable in there, and dark. The food was not that warm either. So we took our daughter to Dairy Queen. Iwe will not be returning to Kao.

Easily my favourite Chinese food place in the valley…read more Friendly staff and the food is always hot and great. I love the egg rolls as well as the beef & broccoli

Our usual go-to for Chinese food is closed on Mondays so we decided to try China Village instead…read morefor take out. Finding a menu online proved to be the first challenge. After much searching we found one, but it was small and difficult to read. We noticed right away that China Village doesn't sell spring rolls, in fact there are only 3 items on the appetizer menu. We settled for egg rolls, and Bo Bo Wontons, as well as General Tao Chicken, Szechuan Beef, and Mushroom Fried Rice. We were pleased to hear it would be ready in 10-15 minutes... our usual haunt takes up to an hour! Once we got home and broke out the food it quickly became obvious why the wait time was so short. The mushrooms in the rice appeared to be canned. The Szechuan beef reminded me both in texture and taste of the boil-in-the-bag beef dinners my mother used to buy when I was little. In its defence, there was a little bit of chili heat added, but not enough to redeem the factory-made taste of the sauce. The General Tao Chicken was more like boneless buffalo wings. The sauce was heavy with something resembling Tabasco, and I don't know how you make deep fried chicken so dry! The portion sizes and prices at China Village are decent, but I'd happily pay more for less if I could have authentic flavours and freshness. There was very little about this meal that tasted Asian. Blindfolded I'm sure I'd have guessed I was eating bad pub food. If you're looking for a cheap way to fill up quickly, China Village might be your spot. If authentic dishes, flavour, and fresh ingredients are on your radar, you should probably keep going, because you're definitely not getting any of that here.

Limited selection for buffet, but a super friendly staff. No meat-free options on buffet side, but…read morethey made a separate dish for our vegetarian.

Greasy and if you don't Mind sitting in the toilet for hours…read morethen you will enjoy. Store bought deserts. Interesting.

Best all time and worst all time. Best because ur takes #1 in my book for worst Chinese food I have…read moreever had. And this is below the place that had meal worms in my fried rice. At least that was fried rice. So I had the C13 combo. Beef and broccoli with fried rice and egg roll. Standard. But they add a side of sweet and sour chicken to it for more money. It was $17 and $11 without the sweet and sour chicken balls as they call them. The sweet and sour chicken was edible. Huge breading! The beef was yucky. Broccoli was good. Fried rice was not fried. More like boiled in sauce like shitty rice a roni. I mean seriously people. What has the world become. The egg-roll was house made and I took one bite and trashed it. Grey meat inside. So I ate the vegetables and the sweet and sour chicken. I do not recommend this place. Until it's under new management. Worst Chinese ever.

This quaint spot on Front Street in Wolfville is by far one of the best places for a good home…read morecooked meal in Wolfville, that I've eaten at. If you want fries with your meal instead of Mashed potatoes...you will be delighted, as they are home cut fries, and are fantastic. The food choices are many, and there is always a daily special on the board. Fish and chips (of course) is my favorite, and they do it right at this spot! My wife likes the pan fried haddock, which is also good. Only down side is that they don't serve alcohol...but there are few few Pubs just up the street if you need and after dinner drink! Hope this is helpful.

Good, solid breakfast for reasonable price. Coffee was Folgers or similar and tasted like coffee…read morepot had been on a bit too long. Sliced bread from bag. Jam and jelly was packets of Kraft. The home fries are largish, somewhat ununwieldy chunks of potatoes. They were cooked too long which made them bitter and so hot that my s/o burned her tongue on first bite. Usually I don't complain about hot food but i draw the line at injury. Poached eggs were cooked perfectly and waitress kept swinging by to see if we needed anything.Students started pouring in just as we were finishing up. With the low price not surprised it is popular with University crowd. You can't beat the price at $6.50 for the breakfast, but I wouldn't mind paying a couple extra bucks for some homemade touches like Valley preserves and fresh bread. Nothing about place suggests cafe too me; this place is a diner through and through. Next time hopefully will be able to find someplace a little more special when in Wolfville.

Since moving back to Canada , East Coast, no less.... This is the best pho I've found within 2…read morehours of Amherst , NS. There are very few places who actually provide actual pho! I've had several versions of the fake stuff here , but this pho is good. I haven't tried anything else because I so love Pho!!!! I will try other menu items and let you know. I'm pretty sure the quality will be just as high!

Much more than I expected of a small town. Food was fresh and serving was large - definitely…read moreneeded boxes for takeout as it was more than we expected. Buffet is recommended; AYCE including cheesecake, ice cream, pies, and a salad bar. Excellent view of the ocean as well. Not the best I've been but not bad at all! Jason Miller

Friendly staff, (almost overwelmingly) large selection of chinese and canadian cuisine…read more Fresh seafood as you'd expect from a coastal restaurant. Nice view of the bay.

this place is so bad the girl said that she not from here but she has been here for 30 years ? the…read morebroccoli was soggy they are so rude we didn't know that we ordered the wrong noodles. and she was like so rude so I would say don't go here. it was really bad

I ordered Singapore noodle and I get few vegetables, few beef and three shrimps. The flavour was…read moregood but too much noodles. The noodle was not vermicelli. I would recommend to have more vegetables, beef, and shrimps.

Rude svc. $7 for steam rice really? Ok veggie dish But chowmein comes w bean sprouts no noodle. If…read moreyou must take it togo

B. Woo's Kitchen is a casual Chinese Canadian restaurant located just south of the Amherst downtown…read morearea. The place itself is very cozy, which is an order at the counter place (kitchen not visible from waiting/dining area) and there are 4-7 self seating tables for eating in. The menu offerings include the standard Chinese items & dishes and Canadian food (burgers, turkey sandwiches, fish & chips, chicken & chips, clam strips) and cold drinks from the cooler. The prices here seem fair, most items and combination dinners under $12. I stopped in here briefly and ordered some Wonton Soup ($4.50 plus HST/$5.20) for takeout, which was ready to go in under 5 minutes. The Wonton Soup here was pretty good and served very hot, which had soft pork wontons, mushrooms, and plenty of cabbage in a light chicken broth. I enjoyed my light lunch at a nearby park since it was a nice day outside.