A fun concept where we get entertainment on how our food is made. Partitioned from a room in a comedy theater, but surprisingly well sound isolated even during a show. Service was superb, meals were massive, but the entire experience felt gimmicky considering the price. Food quality comes into question, for example my steak had a different smell to it where my tummy was not too happy afterwards... Yuzu mango cheesecake lacked both yuzu and mango flavours... Fries were superb. An interesting experience, but I would steer people away until they have a better menu. Finally the establishment did feel a bit cheap as well - charged $10 for an additional birthday cake... read more

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We dined in a dark room with nice setting tables and chairs , all three courses dish were good , the special parts of the dining experience are the cartoon characters from the power point, first time experiencing this kind of atmosphere ‍ read more

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This was such a unique experience! A really fun idea for groups or a date night. Timed to 2 hours from beginning to end. Lost some stars because we were asked about dietary restrictions, yet the meal did not accommodate! (It was even more weird, because we were asked so many times....) I do not like goat cheese at all, and the chicken was stuffed with goat cheese. Personal turn off, as I skipped that dish. Also, the used cutlery was left to be on the table without a plate underneath. I get that the table setting is aligned with the show, but that small detail was kind of gross. Loved the other dishes, especially the steak! Very tender and flavourful. Paired nicely with the mashed parsnip. The food was quite tasty! The price is a bit steep, but worth the overall experience. We brought a 10 and 8 year old, it went over well with both. I wouldn't bring younger. read more

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At $129.99 (plus taxes and gratuities) for a 5-course meal, it's probably not something you'll visit regularly. Still, it is an interesting technology to experience and something you can bring children to as well - note, they suggest children be 6 or older and offer a 'Junior Chef' menu ($64.99) for those 10 and under. Without giving too much away, you enter the space and tables are already set with plates precisely placed for the projection. In case you fidget with the plate, when the animation begins, the video shows you where to move your plate back to. Before each course, a ~3-minute video is shown where Le Petit Chef creates a dish in a slapstick manner and when the projection stops your dish is presented in real life. Despite having to serve over 30 people in short succession, the dishes were prepared well. The bouillabaisse arrives hot and the tomato saffron broth great to the last spoonful, even though it looked a little watery. Studded with a piece of fish, calamari, shrimps, and a mussel, the squid stood in for the octopus featured in the video, so while not necessarily accurate was close enough. It would be nice if Jokers creates something closer to the dish just seen in the video. The little chef throws lettuce leaves onto his caprese salad di bufala, but our plate is leafless, the bulb of fresh buffalo mozzarella simply adorned with wedges of tomato and a basil leaf. Not exactly screaming of a fulsome salad. This is a lengthy review, for the rest head to GastroWorld. read more

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Cool experience.. I never heard of this until my boyfriends family booked it for one of his nieces 21st bday. It was definitely a memorable experience, from start to finish. The servers were really kind and nice and super quick with dish serving and accommodations. This whole experience is about a little tiny chef from France making our food in the kitchen and having it served directly to us on our table. It's definitely unique and never seen before. I had a good time and the dishes were decent, I wouldn't say per say, that the food was amazing or great. I would leave it at that it's ok/ decent at most. For $130 dollars per person, I can't justify that it's worth it as the food wasn't good. However, you are there more for the experience than the food, you'll have a good time. read more

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Great meal, staff is awesome and the story is good. Really enjoyed the interaction. Ambience was great. Liked that it was a small group of people. read more

Immersive culinary journey on my birthday! Met the cutest lil chef @le.petitchef and watched him cooked our dinner right at the table! The 4-course dinner set is decent. The show was more impressive at the beginning and kind of got unoriginal as it progressed. For example, they had a full on show of Le petit chef picking up potatoes and beets from the farmland background dining table and tossing onto our plate. When the dessert was served, they didn't even bother putting on a show anymore. The dining table was a blank canvas and I thought it was a missed opportunity there. Overall it was a great experience. Food was decent but nothing spectacular or memorable. read more

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Not even deserving one 1 star. If I can write a review with no stars, I would have clicked it to start this review. Don't waste your money. As it will cause you more grief that enjoyment! We called to schedule for a party of 6 over a month ago after we booked online and the reason that I called was to ensure that we can be arranged to sit together. We were instructed to call the week of August 8 (which I even set a reminder on my phone to do that) to remind them that we are sitting together as a party of 6 and during that call it was no problem. Even the morning of today, they called and I confirmed that our party of 6 will be sitting together and they informed me that they made a note on our reservation. Upon arrival, it was then they told us it's "no guarantee" and first come first serve. There were two tables that can fit party of 6 and they were like those table goes to people with kids. They ended up placing two of my friends on another table sitting with some stranger and his kid facing their back towards us. No integrity of words and poor arrangement. Utensils, my friend had to hold it as we were eating and waiting for the second course. Like a statue of some sort holding his knife and forks. No small plates to put it on. We will flag the waitress down and will get another napkin to place our knifes and forks. The chicken was stuffed with goat cheese, I didn't enjoy that at all. The steak wasn't cooked according to our request. You will actually feel very rushed during the whole meal, as they are always eager to switch plates and start another course for the next projection and the next seating that they have. It was very packed. It's so packed that the servers cannot access everyone, my husband was handed the dishes throughout the whole night. It definitely made him felt like a part of the team! Le Grande Chef! While I felt like I was a sardine in a can and at a lunch rushing back to work. If you order drinks, it's separate pricing and another 18% automated gratuity. Overall for this price point, the type of entertainment how after multiple confirmation and they just disregard or seating arrangement and food. I did not enjoy this at all! Many other dinner options I could have gone to. read more

Fun experience! Visual pleasing and the food isn't too shabby either. Service is nice and friendly. Make sure you make reservation ahead of time as I believe it is by reservation only. Chicken was juicy, steak was made to perfection of medium rare, creme brûlée was delicious read more

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Honestly the food was pretty good for a gimmicky type of dinner. I was expecting the worst for the food since it was more of an "it's the experience" focused setting. But the food was actually really enjoyable. The chicken was moist, and steak was cooked perfectly medium rare that I requested. The staff were all so friendly and we got to stay for the comedy show after. I think they can do a better job prepping their customers that they may potentially have to sit with strangers, otherwise it was a fun date night. read more

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First of all, trying to find this place is a nightmare. There's no signage for either the Joker's Club or Le Petit Chef (which is in a dining room at the back of Jokers (which is on the opposite side of the entrance to York Blvd off East Beaver Creek)). The # 115 is way up on the side of the building away from the entrance, barely visible, and there's multiple parking lots linked by traffic circles all around with a multitude of other restaurants. Given the price of the meal, they can afford to put some prominent signage in more than one place. The entertainment was cute, watching a cartoon chef build a plate. It would have been better if the presented meal matched what the cartoon chef built. The food was good and plentiful, but dessert was advertised as Chocolate Lava cake, and we were presented with Creme Brulee. When we complained, even after eating the Creme Brulee, the server brought us Lava Cake (but at no extra charge). The payment process was complicated; we had to pay one machine for drinks only, and a different machine for the meal. No explanation as to why. The ambiance and decor was nice, and the background music appropriate. Their website says to get there a half-hour before the show, but due to the above stated parking experience, we arrived right at the stated show time, and still had to wait another half-hour anyway ! read more

We went on Christmas Eve. We found the experience underwhelming. The projection was blurry and fuzzy, and looks better in phone recordings then in real life. they sat us at a table literally right next to - touching tables - with another couple of strangers, so it was not intimate. The head chef who does the narration was visibly nervous, stumbling over his words, and not really engaging as a storyteller. The portions were small, and all the food was underwhelming, the lobster course was tiny and flavorless, the salad was 1 bite and forgettable. The fish soup was under seasoned. Our steak was simply not cooked at all, and we regularly prefer rare. All and all, it's different, and kind-of a unique idea but we felt like they missed on the execution. it didn't live up to the price, hype, or promise. Very disappointed. Will recommend friends to skip. Especially for the price. read more

The fact that they force people to pay the gratuity makes me want to run away. Since when is the gratuity an obligation? 1star because I don't have any choice read more

This is for the Downtown location. Excellent service and food. The experience was unreal and the food was delicious. The chef personally came out to each table and asked what he could do better but everything was superb! I will say the ambiance downstairs was exceptional as well as the main floor. I highly recommend. The only issue was the service charge and the gratuity. They charge you about 50$ for the service and an additional 18% for gratuity. Just an FYI read more

OMG it was delightful and the food was amazing. Totally recommend this dinner/ show to anyone, young or older. My husband and I love it, excellent waitstaff and seating . read more

Great experience. The food was surprisingly delicious! The entertainment was wonderful for the entire family. Perfect place to celebrate a birthday! read more

What they don't tell you up front is that your party may not get your own table. We were a party of three and we had some stranger sitting at our table. They said it's an open theatre, but the truth is they overbooked people in a small room and the manager was pretty unapologetic about it. Two adults and one kid costed over $400 and we didn't even get our own table. read more

The experience is great but the food is absolutely terrible. Tastes like food at an all inclusive resort, don't waste your money