I had the Braised Cod and Tofu Hot Pot. Generous portion with plenty of fish chunks that were battered and fried pre-sauce. Nice thick gravy with pieces of mushrooms. The Tofu cubes absorbed the sauce and were plump and juicy. The flavor profile was a bit on the blander end of the spectrum. However it was easily remedied with a bit of soy sauce and the accompanying chili sauce. Return worthy for sure at a price point that feeds two. read more

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Food is authentic Service was excellent. Typical Chinese restaurant, crowded during lunch time. Authentic chinese armosphere. Came here for after Easter Sunday service meal with friends and family and was promptly ehown to our reserved table. Food was ordered and started coming out within 10 minutes. Thoroughly enjoyed the service and food. Highly recommended read more

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Service was very good. Food was very average to below average. Far too many good Chinese restaurants around to go back to this one.

Was on our way to Henderson Place Mall in Coquitlam, stopped by this Old Timer instead of our regular dim sum place at the mall. This is a total throw back to the 80's, once you are in you are transported back in time when this type of Chinese Restaurant is the norm, serving mostly Cantonese dishes and in this case Wonton! To a lot of North American, their introduction to Chinese Food is Wonton, Sweet & Sour Pork, Lemon Chicken etc. It is getting harder and harder to find this type of restaurants still in operation in the fast developing Lower Mainland. As for their food, it is honest good old fashioned Cantonese cooking with no fancy names or decorations. Highlight of our lunch: They do serve a pretty extensive list of dim sum items during lunch service and we ordered a few, their Egg Plant with Shrimp Puree in Black Bean Sauce is outstanding and can be compared to any other dim sum place in Vancouver. I also love the Baby Octopus in Satay Sauce, the octopus is steamed to just the right consistency and is not over cooked in this case, also the Satay Sauce is well balanced without being too spicy. Chicken Fried Crispy Noodles, a real throw back in time, this is exactly the way Chow Mien is served when I first moved to Vancouver in the early 80's. The Sauce is thicker then most restaurants nowadays but the flavour is very authentic; subtle and balanced of each ingredients which is the trademark of Cantonese Cuisine! From their menu, there are a lot more to be savoured and explored, we may come back to try their famous Crab Dishes! read more

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Got the dinner for 2 and it's very good . Same price as most other sun fer 2 but there's also comes with eggrolls & wonton soup for same price. I get it on Uber & with tip it's around $36 hard to beat read more

We came here starving. I was hangry They have own spaces park at the rear Inside the restaurant: spacious , have A/C (believe ) which , have TV for entertainment The service: it was good. no complain The food : not excellent, not "very good" nor " good". It was okay. I had same order to every Chinese restaurant I dine. Today, I ordered lots ( because I was hungry ‍) I only like was House special chowmein with crispy noodles. Btw, I asked chili oil he said ," no chili oil. I gave chili paste." read more

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We love the food, and Sheena The Manager is a super person, good service and we love the welcome! George and Donna! read more

Normally I'm nowhere near Port Moody but I was hanging out with a friend today and we wandered there. Very spacious on the inside, especially now that Covid has forced restaurants to space people out. Very generous spacing between tables. There's the usual bewildering array of Chinese restaurant staples in their menu but also a "Chef's Special Recommendations". Any two items on the list plus rice, daily soup, and daily dessert, for $42.95. So this would work out to over $20 per person, but you're likely to end up with one or two meals worth of takeout so it's actually closer to $10 per person. So whatever you think of the food quality, price for portion is definitely not lacking. Daily Soup (included in price of Chef's Daily Recommendations) -Honestly this looks like stray bits too small to use and just tossed into a pot to brew until the soup is flavourful. -It's okay, although the chunks of corn are awkward to eat. -It will NOT be doggy bagged. If you're going to have to take home leftovers, focus on finishing the soup first. Sauteed Rock Cod (one of the selections available in the Chef's Daily Recommendations fixed price meal) -Pretty basic. Nothing special here, but nothing wrong either. Pretty generous portion. Deep Fried Spicy Fresh Squid (one of the selections available in the Chef's Daily Recommendations fixed price meal) -This was pretty decent! Portion is very fair. -Came piping hot and with decent crunch. When it cooled it started to taste more oily so work on this first. -The spiciness comes in two ways: The batter, and the chili slices. It's mildly spicy on its own so if you need more, add a slice of chili with each bite. -Quite salty. Rice ("daily dessert", included in price of Chef's Daily Recommendations) -Doesn't look like a lot -- until you start scooping it out. It's more than enough for two persons for lunch. Mango Pudding ("daily dessert", included in price of Chef's Daily Recommendations) -Barely passable -- Mango flavour not really there. Staff polite and easily understand English -- whether this happens can often be a crapshoot when you walk into a Chinese restaurant. And credit cards are okay here. Bonus point for the good price-for-portion ratio. Otherwise sort of decently average. read more

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Lougheed Wonton House is a medium sized Chinese restaurant which sits in a nondescript building with run down interior, but food is great here. Most dishes I tried here were good to very good and I don't recall being served a below par dish here. So cooking and ingredients are good with little up and down in daily quality. The most memorable dish here is live BC crab with ginger and green onions served on a bed of rice. This was very good and rice below was delicious soaked by crab juices. I would highly recommend this dish. Other dishes I tried were all good and solid offerings. Service was average here and I normally don't expect much in this type of establishment. It is efficient and fairly prompt. read more

Lougheed Wonton House - Live crab with ginger and green onions on a bed of rice. Signature dish here! - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

'Lougheed Wonton House' was the second venue chosen to mark / celebrate my lady's birthday. Everything this time, was pre-arranged as a "surprise birthday event" (to me as well!!), by daughter, with some assistance from her brother -- and set to take place there, as a lunch, on 'the' birthday day (last Saturday). Daughter picked us up our usual time that morning, and after a quick couple of store stops, we were off to Port Moody and the restaurant -- looking forward to what has become a usual, much-enjoyed dim sum lunch at a favourite restaurant. The 'usual' part of this event, was quickly shattered when we walked in, and saw the setting of people awaiting our arrival!! From Mom - 'Oh, good grief, what's happening?' From daughter - 'some family and friends here to celebrate your birthday with you'. The gathering, with us in place, was 12 people in total -- all seated nicely around one of the large, round tables 'up' at the back of the restaurant. The food started with servings of corn & crab soup -- and went through servings of house special chow mein, sweet & sour boneless pork, dry spicy prawns, Peking style pork chop, curried vermicelli noodles, beef and gai lan, diced chicken w/cashew nuts, BBQ duck, beef w/ginger hot pot, steamed rice, and what I've missed -- to mango puddings as dessert. A fun, and much-enjoyed birthday feast!! With everything so well-prepared, and presented by the 'Lougheed Wonton' staff. Something our birthday 'Mom' will not soon forget!! read more

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It's been a minute since I've actually eaten at this spot. The occasion, older brothers 45th birthday and he wanted crab, so instead of going down to Van my dad remembered the crab we had about 10 years ago, so we all met up here. The interior is a 2.5/5, the servers are 3.5/5 but the food was a 4.5/5. I would give 5/5 but we ordered the Beef Chow fun (pan fried rice noodle with beef slices) and it was waaaay too oily we couldn't eat it. The main crab was fricken delicious!!! What I didn't know was it comes in a banana leaf and underneath the crab goodness is the most delicious fried rice you mix up with the sauce!! We will be back and I'm happy that the same taste we remembered from 10 years ago is still the same! read more

I came here for lunch on a Tuesday and the restaurant was about half full! There was a large variety of people - large groups dining in, people combining individually just for lunch, and people picking up takeout. I LOVED their sweet and sour pork. So saucy yet so crispy. The dim sum took quite a while to get but I'm ok with that because it means they were making them to order! I I got the steamed pork dumplings and the deep fried meat dumplings. The pork dumplings were excellent - very fearful and 4 big pieces. I wasn't as much a fan of the deep fried meat dumplings. The meat wasn't as flavorful and it was served inside a thick sticky textured bread that tasted a bit sweet. I would have also liked some pan fried potstickers and soup dumplings but I didn't see it anywhere on the menu. The interior is an average Chinese restaurant, a big room with lots of tables and traditional Chinese decor. Nothing fancy. I would say it's a better place to come with big groups because even though the lunch combos were cheaper, you still have to order everything separately. For example a dish of meat ($10) and a dish of rice/noodles ($10). Would be nice to get half of each in one combo. Food wise, this is some of the best Chinese food I have had in a while. Looking forward to coming back and trying more things on the menu! read more

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You know when you meet someone and they are ok looking...sure :) Then, you REALLY get to know them and they are awesome. And, NOW you can only see them as someone utterly handsome or beautiful? Yeah, so don't come here for the decor. Get to know the dishes. You'll start to view the place from a different perspective. My visiting SIL from Taiwan sat down, perused the menu, tasted the soup and declared it: good. Phew! When I first moved here years ago, a friend with Cantonese background told me about LWH. The first time I walked in it was filled with nary a white face in sight. A grrreat sign (wink). Since then I have eaten-in several times and ordered-in frequently. Just like my 'baptism by fire' for testing French bakeries is: a croissant; I have a go-to dish for Chinese food. Spicy squid. At LWH it's not too greasy, has piquant flavours of jalapeño and garlic and just the right amount of bite. You MUST get the pea leaves in garlic. I have never had them as deliciously prepared, anywhere else. My meat-and-potatoes-loving Irish Uncle is mad for these. He craves them. A GREEN vegetable! The prices are inexpensive and I like the efficient friendliness of staff. It's a crying shame I have never imbibed in the dim sum. read more

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Came here with friends for dinner after spending the whole day at the beach. So, needless to say we were VERY hungry! Lol. Portions were huge and food was tasty. Service was amazing even though it was really busy when we got there and they managed to fit all 8 of us in no time. We were served our food so quick and it was a real fix for all of us read more

Lougheed Wonton House - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

I have some friends that swear by this place for delivery, I've now tried it three times and I've never been blown away. The prices are a little bit steep and there is nothing wrong with the food per say, it has just never really knocked my socks off. Perhaps it is what I'm ordering? Perhaps it is the food cooling time during delivery that makes it so? For me, this restaurant will always be a second or third choice and/or a compromise with my friend group. The most successful dishes that I've tried are from the vegetable and pork sections of the menu. I've tried a lot of their Seafood and it always arrives over cooked, which could be part of why I mentioned that it could be what i'm ordering via delivery and time. It's also hard to find an up to date menu online and I've never attended the place in person to try their Dim Sum menu. The person who takes your order over the phone is VERY efficient though! read more

Went to this restaurant today. There was a sign that said get vaccine card and ID ready. When we went in there, the hostess did not even ask for the vaccine card or ID and just led us to a table. We will not go there again as they are not strict in making sure the customers have the vaccine card. read more

Enjoyed their BC Crab (about 3lbs) in black bean sauce. Shared for 3. Be ready to dig in and get your hands messy as its just the only real way to enjoy crabs. Paired with their Shrimp Fried rice and you're a winner! Be patient as service may become testy during peak hours. read more

Lougheed Wonton House - BC Crab (3lbs) in Blackbean sauce...winner! - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

This establishment is obviously an institution and has clearly been here a long time. Old decor, sign, etc . Well, there's clearly a reason it has been here so long, because it is authentic and good. I only tried the veggie chow mein and dumplings and both were delicious. The dumplings were traditional pork dumplings and literally exploded with flavour when you bit into them. The chow mein has a nice light sauce and lots of fresh veggies! Yum. Will definitely return read more

Pretty interesting read of all of the past reviews, mine being the only four stars. A bit of history. This restaurant was next to Lougheed Mall until that strip mall was torn down for high rise condos. I followed them to Port Moody. A lot of the comments are valid. What makes me a regular is I know which dishes to order that I like and I don't worry about the decor and inconsistent service. I also never never go during rush hour, as it is understaffed most of the time. The ginger and green onion crab is one of the best I have tasted anywhere. Prices have gone up but still reasonable. Portions are good and taste is consistent. I see a lot of non Asians there all the time so it is not an issue. Dim sum selection is small, not someplace you would typically go of the traditional dim sum. Again, if you know the dish and you love it, that is all that matters. read more

Lougheed Wonton House - My fav ginger and green onion crab. - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

Love everything on the menu! Good quality food and good service. 100% recommend. Not the cleanest place in earth but you dont feel that it's dirty, it's just an old building with outdated renos. read more

My niece's generous husband treated the whole family to a sit down meal. Cannot remember most of the 5-6 dishes that he ordered but the amount of food was generous servings. Two dishes that stood out in my mind was the live chili crab which was not for a few of us because of potent chili taste. It's a dish for people that like Habanero chili. My favorite was their House Special Chow Mein, so good to me I went back & got (2) orders to share with the whole family another evening. Enjoy. read more

please note, i have only left bad reviews few and far between, but only when deserved. today we ordered deep fried prawns and found a curly hair on the first prawn i took. the hair was fried into the batter. sent it back and they brought out a "fresh" plate. a few prawns into the plate, another person in our party found another prawn with a pube. they obviously just gave us back the same plate and couldn't even be bothered to remove the prawn with the pube. to be fair, i can't confirm if it was a pube or a just a curly hair. does it really make any difference tho? beware the tail of 2 prawns and 1 pube... read more

Oh this pains me more than it should. *Sigh* Lougheed Wonton was one of the first restaurants I went to when I came back to the west coast after a 20 year absence. I really loved it 3 years ago! But lately it has been disappointing me and sadly I have to significantly downgrade them after giving them multiple tries for redemption. We've been ordering take away from them and noticed the quality has been going down. On the eve of Chinese New Year, we ordered Pan Fried Beef with Flat Noodles, Chicken Hot Pot, Spicy Squid and Corn and Chicken Soup. The noodles were bland and the increased amount of bean sprouts is not helping the situation. A bit of the hot pot sauce helps alleviate the lack of taste but the deep fried chicken in the dish was more bones than meat! (Note that the sauce on its own was a bit salty for my taste.) What irked me the most was the number of tiny, sharp bones that I kept on pulling out. The soup was also bland and no matter how much I stirred the bottom, I was only able to dig out 6-7 pieces of miniscule pieces of chicken. The squid was the only redeeming dish; otherwise this would've been only a 1 star. I'm looking for a decent Chinese restaurant in the Tri-Cities so if anyone out there has a suggestion, please let me know. *Sigh* read more

I worked very closeby to lougheed wonton and they always have good portions for their meals. The servers normally have a bit of an attitude but the food itself isn't too bad. the place is normally quite busy so if you have a big group, I would recommend either booking ahead of time or showing up a bit earlier. There isn't a lot of parking spots, so I would suggest showing up a bit earlier if you want to park behind the store, but there is nearby street parking as well. read more

Love this place have been going there for years!!! it is a little pricey but the food is always delicious and if you go before 3pm they have the lunch menu and the prices are decent! The spicy salt squid and wonton soup are to die for! Only reason why I wouldn't give this place a 5 out of 5 is that the customer service is a little lacking as a couple of the servers there can be quite rude.. there is one lady that has been there for years and she's awesome (I think she is the manager) but majority of the other servers aren't as great and are quite short with customers. Also the place could use a little bit of a renovation but definitely my favourite Chinese restaurant in the tri cities and will be a repeat customer as long as it is open! for real best wonton soup I've ever had no doubt at all! read more

Experience: immediately when you walk in, you will notice that it is like any typical Chinese restaurant. Decorations are sub par and one small TV on one side of the restaurant. Food and price: quality is great, and price is fair. Depending on the time of day, the wait for service to be seated may vary from 0 mins to 30 mins. read more

The people are friendly. It was busy. We ordered the meal for two and chose sweet and sour pork, garlic spare ribs and chicken chow mein. It was all average tasting. We also got wonton soup, egg rolls and fried wontons.....those were all tasty. But over all I give it a 3 star. We should have ordered what all the natives were ordering cause it looked and smelled delicious! It was spicy crab. I bet if we order that it would have been a better review.... maybe next time we'll give it a try. read more

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Surprisingly, I'm happy that their menu offerings are smaller than your average Chinese take out place. My parents suggested the usual take out idea on a recent visit, and I obliged. I don't remember the last time I got delivery from somewhere, anywhere. 1/2 hour after we placed our call, our food arrived, more or less piping hot. Honey garlic spareribs, beef, green beans and black bean sauce (subbing chicken for beef) and chicken chow mein were our picks. The honey garlic ribs were my favourite - they were on the bone, which mean way less fat than those boneless ones that are all the rage and the green beans were crispy yet saucy. I have to admit I was unimpressed with the chow mein. It was dry and had barely a speck of chicken, veggies or anything else that you would assume would come on chow mein. But my folks liked that dish, so perhaps it's just my own discerning tastes that had me turning my nose up. All in all though, I'd order from them again! read more

We went in on around 1pm on a Sunday - what a mistake! It was filled to the brim with the after-church crowd!! After a 10 minute wait, a table became available for us. The menu had items that were not available or no offered anymore - which probably means the management must have changed recently. Food we ordered was typical; congee and chow mein. Both were horrible. I can make better food myself... Waitresses had your typical Chinese restaurant grumpy I-don't-want-to-be-here attitudes. Won't ever go back. read more

Lougheed Wonton House - Dining room - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

This place is very good for what it is. It is not good at what it is not. What it is: retro Chinese restaurant with good, authentic Canto fare at low prices... in Port Moody. What it is not: clean or westernized. If you're into oldschool low-cost high-flavour Chinese restaurant content, this is for you. If you are not, well maybe you shouldn't be eating cheap Chinese food in Port Moody. read more

Lougheed Wonton House - View from the parking lot. That vintage 80s vibe. - Chinese Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

This place serves mediocre food which is definitely not worth the price they charge. My family lives 2 minutes away so order for pick up once in a while. We usually get to the restaurant before the order is ready so you would think by the time we get home the food should still be hot (or at least warm) but several dishes we received in our last order had next to no warmth at all (and this isn't the first time we've experienced this problem). We spent over $70 and out of the 6 dishes ordered two of them tasted just okay. The sweet and sour pork was grisly and cold, the lemon chicken and deep fried prawn batter was WAY too thick and mushy (and cold) and the chicken fried rice has hardly any chicken in it and tasted really bland. None of it tasted fresh so for the money we spend we'll be going elsewhere from now on. read more

This restaurant has been around for a while now. I have been here maybe less than a dozen times. However, last night I came here for dinner with my family because they said the lobster here was well priced and was pretty good. Initially when you walk in, it looks like a run down chinese restaurant (which actually makes it look a little more authentic) The tables are old, the chairs are old, the walls look dirty.. but if you're going for Chinese food, you don't really care THAT much about it..at least that is what I have come to learn. So we ended up ordering a soup, lobster with noodles, signature chicken with garlic and onions, dried scallop and egg white fried rice, and a dish of pea tip greens. All these dishes ranged from 13-17 dollars with the Lobster actually being the cheap compared to other restaurants. It's about under 20 bucks a lb vs other places being anywhere from 25-30. The soup was not bad, a little bit bland but overall I wouldn't say it was bad. The Lobster with noodles was delicious but it was pretty greasy because they deep fry the lobster..not sure why. The chicken with garlic came with TONS of garlic and green onions and this dish was DELICOUS. I have a picture of it as well. The fried rice was your typical, still good and the pea tips were also delicious as yet again it had a lot of garlic on it. Overall, the experience wasn't bad. I wouldn't say it was amazing but I was definitely full after..the only negative thing was I felt gross after eating so much, especially with the amount of grease..but it's thats Chinese food for ya! Value 7/10 Ambiance 3/10 Food 7.5/10 Service 7/10 read more

I've eaten here a number of times over the years, even when they were located just up the hill from Lougheed Mall. I've had regularish sort of meals, all the way to big spender, eat all the expensive seafood dishes type of meal. I will say I have not tried their dimsum. The food has always been good. Fresh ingredients, cooked in authentic chinese style. However, none of their dishes stand out in a way as to knock my socks off. They're just all consistently good. Service is pretty typical of Chinese restaurants... essentially, self-serve half the time, ask twice the other half. As long as you're not expecting 5-star service, this is one of the better choices for Chinese food in the Port Moody area. read more

This used to be my favourite place. Food last couple times not so great and then there was tonight. Placed an order for pickup and they forgot one order. Called them and no one could speak english. They sure didn't have a problem when I placed my order and paid for it. Stay away from Lougheed WonTon House. read more

Good taste. good service. For dim sum, not as good as Kirin but cheaper, not as good as Yan's garden with similar price but closer to where I live now. read more

Family favorite for years. Not greasy at all !Good 'ol fashion Chinese food that you can count on. Very affordable, big portions. Almond chicken is so tasty with the perfect amount of deep fried crust. Delivery is always prompt. Fresh crab in black bean sauce is the best. Pick a Live Lobster from the tank and have it prepared fresh for you. read more

Since we moved to the trial cities area over 10 yrs ago. We've been striving to look for the best comparable Chinese restaurant in the area. Since most "Good/Authentic" Chinese restaurants reside in Vancouver or Richmond, its been a mission for my wife and I. My wife being Caucasian and I'm of Cantonese decent, we got tired of going to your typical restaurants labelled "CHINESE CANADIAN" or driving an hour into town for good "Hahm yee guy lup faan". So when my wife wanted to try the Lougheed Wonton House, I was very sceptical at first and reluctantly tried it. WOW! ! Was I in awe! I think we have found our Chinese restaurant hun! !! I said! I tried their fried rice,their fried noodles and their hot and sour soup among other authentic dishes and personal favorites. All good, my mom and dad even asked where the food came from. Trust me! That means a lot when my parents take the time to ask which restaurant their favorite fried rice comes from. Yes, its not all perfect or even good. DIM SUM, stay away.......! You've been warned! Including you weekend dim sum noobs. Read this carefully CHINESE FOOD LOVERS: Lougheed Wonton house: Dinner : yes !!! Dim Sum: NO, don't even think about it! !!!!!! I say this from a Sunday experience, Dim sum is not good here! Just for the simple fact that they're not busy enough weekend mornings to offer actual good dim sum dishes. Most dumplings come from a frozen bag. Not hand made, probably the clearance stuff from T&T. Many items were not available, not even the famous "Dan Tats", egg tarts white folks! !! Disappointing,...... None the less, everytime I go to grab take out the house is packed. A good sign! A note to all those people that complain that they'll never go back because the restaurants always too busy... Ask yourself this: Do you really want to eat from a restaurant that's empty when you go there??? Think about it for minute... When I read reviews that have remarks like this in a review, it makes me want to try their food evn more. Anyways. LOUGHEED WONTON HOUSE 9/10 toes up on the Pmoney scale! Best chinese dinner in all the tri cities!! Saving me gas and and a lot if driving time... read more

We had a large group but that usually makes for a great meal for Dim Sum. Getting a glass of water or any other drink was a chore and still not everyone got a drink. No hot mustard or worchershire sauce. We asked for some and were told flatly "No". No offer of anything else. While the meal wasn't bad it certainly didn't stand out. Luckily it was some of the least expensive dim sum I've had in ages. Just over ten dollars a head. I guess being able to order some beverages would have added to the total, lol. As always the good friends made it worthwhile but there are many more worthy places out there. read more

Lived in the area for a number of years, saw the place but always passed it by because of dated 80's look (yellowing net curtains) Went there one day recently. Interior is 80's Chinese restaurant. Service is prompt and the place was bustling on a Friday night! A food variety of Asian and non Asian customers. Food was tasty, plentiful for the price which was reasonable. Asked about Wonton soup, they have nothing special, I passed. Overall, good food at a fair price. Will be tearing their dim sum soon! read more

One of my favorite Chinese restaurant around Port Moody and Port Coquitlam. Food is very good and big portion. You will have left over for next day. read more

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