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Passed by this place a few times and kept forgetting to come back here for lunch. This location is located in the subway station " Turnstyle Underground Market". I ordered their fish fillet malatong (which is actually a hot pot - not a dry pot). However, it was still good and filling. The order came with fish fillets, sliced potatoes, cabbage, noodles, seaweed, etc. It also comes with a container of rice and an extra half-pint container of soup. This would be like 2 meals for me - very hearty. I would come back again to try the other flavors. My total was $18.50 (including tax). You can order direct for pick up via their qr code/link below: https://order.mealkeyway.com/customer/release/index?mid=5050306a7a454133354f6f5170566d524471336955773d3d&couponCode=LIONS#/main
This traditional Asian restaurant seems to be starting up pretty well. I appreciated the decor of the establishment immediately upon arriving. The colors and lighting made it very attractive and I felt a lot more compelled to order. The man at the counter was very welcoming and there was a lot of presentation for what's available on the menu. I ordered the butter grilled shrimp with white rice (note: this menu seems to be very diverse, they also have chicken wraps and sweet potato fries) which came up to about $17 including tax. The first thing I noticed was the generous portion of shrimp that was included. Not only were they jumbo shrimp, but the container was filled with them so I was able to get a satisfying filling. The shrimp were grilled very well: the bite was firm but not resistant, the butter was notable, and the sauce provided created a nice flavor. I feel as if the sauce could have been a bit more potent, but the flavor was enjoyable for what was there. The rice had quite a unique taste and texture on its own, which was great. The vegetables supplemented the taste and texture of the meal overall. Particularly, I enjoyed how the broccoli matched up with the shrimp. It was a very interesting experience combining these ingredients and observing different sensations. Overall, I greatly recommend this restaurant. This new Lions Gate has the eye of the tiger.
I got the braised beef over rice. Unfortunately, the beef did not appear to be the same beef that was in the picture they advertise. The beef I received was sliced, as if from a deli, the quality not as good, with each slice having fat and cartilage-like strips (see pix). In fact, this is usually the type of beef that Chinese restaurants place in soups, not over rice plates. The food that appears on the ad picture ought to at least resemble the way it is actually served. Oh well, I guess I'm not coming here again!
It seems my dish was the most Americanized dish on the menu... House Grilled Chicken. I opted for noodles instead of rice. The serving size could have been split into 2 meals - a great value. The flavors were very lacking, noodles were swimming in greasy sauce, and barely any vegetables
They have good malatang. I ordered the fish malatang with medium spicy. $14.99. super filling because it comes with rice and extra soup to add to the malatang. Very nice staff and quick service. You do have to wait for the food to cook but it's like a 10minute wait. The soup is delicious and it has noodles so the rice was a big unnecessary. This is enough for 2 people in my opinion. Next time I'll order spicy instead of medium because I love spicy food. You can also order not spicy aka the white soup which is rich and creamy but not spicy at all.
2 years ago
2 years ago
Passed by this place a few times and kept forgetting to come back here for lunch. This location is located in the subway station " Turnstyle Underground Market". I ordered their fish fillet malatong (which is actually a hot pot - not a dry pot). However, it was still good and filling. The order came with fish fillets, sliced potatoes, cabbage, noodles, seaweed, etc. It also comes with a container of rice and an extra half-pint container of soup. This would be like 2 meals for me - very hearty. I would come back again to try the other flavors. My total was $18.50 (including tax). You can order direct for pick up via their qr code/link below: https://order.mealkeyway.com/customer/release/index?mid=5050306a7a454133354f6f5170566d524471336955773d3d&couponCode=LIONS#/main read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
This traditional Asian restaurant seems to be starting up pretty well. I appreciated the decor of the establishment immediately upon arriving. The colors and lighting made it very attractive and I felt a lot more compelled to order. The man at the counter was very welcoming and there was a lot of presentation for what's available on the menu. I ordered the butter grilled shrimp with white rice (note: this menu seems to be very diverse, they also have chicken wraps and sweet potato fries) which came up to about $17 including tax. The first thing I noticed was the generous portion of shrimp that was included. Not only were they jumbo shrimp, but the container was filled with them so I was able to get a satisfying filling. The shrimp were grilled very well: the bite was firm but not resistant, the butter was notable, and the sauce provided created a nice flavor. I feel as if the sauce could have been a bit more potent, but the flavor was enjoyable for what was there. The rice had quite a unique taste and texture on its own, which was great. The vegetables supplemented the taste and texture of the meal overall. Particularly, I enjoyed how the broccoli matched up with the shrimp. It was a very interesting experience combining these ingredients and observing different sensations. Overall, I greatly recommend this restaurant. This new Lions Gate has the eye of the tiger. read more
3 years ago
I got the braised beef over rice. Unfortunately, the beef did not appear to be the same beef that was in the picture they advertise. The beef I received was sliced, as if from a deli, the quality not as good, with each slice having fat and cartilage-like strips (see pix). In fact, this is usually the type of beef that Chinese restaurants place in soups, not over rice plates. The food that appears on the ad picture ought to at least resemble the way it is actually served. Oh well, I guess I'm not coming here again! read more
It seems my dish was the most Americanized dish on the menu... House Grilled Chicken. I opted for noodles instead of rice. The serving size could have been split into 2 meals - a great value. The flavors were very lacking, noodles were swimming in greasy sauce, and barely any vegetables read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
They have good malatang. I ordered the fish malatang with medium spicy. $14.99. super filling because it comes with rice and extra soup to add to the malatang. Very nice staff and quick service. You do have to wait for the food to cook but it's like a 10minute wait. The soup is delicious and it has noodles so the rice was a big unnecessary. This is enough for 2 people in my opinion. Next time I'll order spicy instead of medium because I love spicy food. You can also order not spicy aka the white soup which is rich and creamy but not spicy at all. read more
4 years ago
Very standard Mala Food (spicy Chinese food). I ordered a spicy fish that had seaweed, crystal noodle, potato slices, fish and one rice. You can choose the level of spiciness. read more
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