I chose this restaurant baste on their ratings. From the…read moreexterior of the restaurant as well As the inside, I didn't expect that they would have had good food. When I ordered I didn't expect the large portion of food I got. I was very pleased with the taste as well the quantity. The women who took my order was very attentive and very nice! I'd definitely would go back in the future!

Good and quick for a quick business lunch. Chicken balls is a nice concept, but not the easiest to…read moreeat. Overall a pretty good choice and would visit again.

This is the best food ever, the customer service is was incredible, best ever. Perfect temperature…read morefor the food. This whole experience made my day better. The sauce was incredible can't wait to eat here again. The ambience was amazing idk what that means but u gotta fill it out‍.

I order from here quite a bit. Great food, good value and typically the service is very fast. Combo…read moremeals are a good deal, as are their lunch combos on weekdays.

Our go yo Chinese food resteraunt. The dishes no matter what time of the day are always cooked with…read morefresh ingredients ..vegetables and meat . Staff is courteous and food prepped quickly. Delivery time accurate. Will highly recommend.

I have been getting food from here for yrs. Usually very good. Tonights service wasn't the best…read more I was on hold for 5mins brfore order taken, which I hope was they were nice & busy. My soup was soo salty I wasn't able to eat it. My vegetarian meal was good with a good variety of vegies & lots of noodles. Wasn't sure at first if there was rice as it was under the other two. I have never left a review before. I would say normally a solid 4* with it coming in as a 5* close to 40% of the time. The front is always clean & tidy.

Tried this restaurant out with a bunch of friends Being a…read moreSunday the place was very crowded The ambiance was good though a bit crowded and noisy The washrooms were in the basement so quite inconvenient The service reasonably good as it was crowded and the servers were busy The food was very average The dim sums,spring rolls, Buddha delight entree and fried rice The chicken was too sweet Definitely not for vegetarians or vegans as every single dish every main dish or appetizer even vegetarian stuff had fish sauce and fish garnish on it There's no concept of vegetarian or vegan here The food is okayish too

We went for lunch , ordered a bunch of appetizers, tried shrimp dumplings , spring rolls , seafood…read moresoup , fried rice n more . Found the food average z Though a big compliment to the service . One of the best service team in Town . Outstanding service . If they improve their food quality it shall be a super hit place .

Best Chinese food in the area. I highly recommend you try it out. Sandy will look after you…read more Everything comes out very hot.

worst place in. Waterloo,,, New Owners…read more Same place Awful food and poorly made taste like leftovers warmed up. Don't waste your time or your money.

The General Tso was very tasty. Just the correct of spice and the chicken was cooked well. Not dry…read moreor chewy. The waitress was fine when I asked for broccoli to be added. The portions were large and the price was reasonable. The waitstaff were both very nice and the restaurant was clean.

Food is fresh, hot and the best in my opinion. There were some dining in and many take out people.read more

Food was delicious... But the service was very poor. Poor server did not speak or understand…read moreEnglish and didn't know how to actually serve.we had to ask for water utensils,plates, napkins. Dishes cames separately far apart.server said they didn't have egg rolls. Soup came half way through the meal. No sauces with the dishes. It was good but the girl should have had some training. Kind of put a damper on our family dinner. We will order take out again though.

I stopped in here for a bit of Saturday dim sum. Someone told me there was a better place than…read moreCameron's lol. Parking in, the lot is unpacked with broken beer bottles. But looking around there were northern American luxury vehicles (Lexus varieties). The restaurant from the outside looks like a heritage home and there is a big sign that welcomes with a hand made dim sum. The interior was dated, with a tv broadcasting some Chinese food channel. So we order the ha gow, rice rolls, some congee. Frankly all the dim sum were the same pre made supplier for buffet, thick skin. Frankly there was nothing special, I rather go to Mississauga for premade dim sum, at least there's selection? Careful in the parking lot with the broken beer bottles.

Food is not fresh. Service is very poor…read more Expensive for the quality you get. Many dim sum items were not available

I was in search for a dim sum place in the kw area that was less pricey than Cameron but…read moremaintaining a good taste level. I did a lot of googling and was slightly skeptical of Sam's kitchen because of the reviews however I decided to give it a try and was not disappointed. When you first enter the establishment, it looks quaint and typical for a Chinese restaurant. There were maybe 12 tables and at noon on a Sunday, we did not have to wait. We were promptly seated and asked about what kind of tea we liked. They speak both Cantonese and mandarin - the ladies were the sweetest! Very attentive ( at least one of them was) and we got our food very quickly. Our order: Har gow - the skin was perfectly thin. When you pick it up, make sure you let it cool slightly or else you break the skin before you pick it up. The shrimp were amazing! They were juicy and had a very good bounce to it - a sign that it's perfectly fresh and cooked Siu mai - pork bases finished with fish row on top. Juicy. Soft. Meaty. Absolutely satisfying when you're craving for it. Shrimp spring rolls - it was served with a plum sauce? Didn't taste the sauce, but the shrimp was on point. My only complaint is that the spring roll wrapper was a bit too thick. Fried tentacles - fried, not pan fried like your typical dim sum places in toronto. It was tender and flavorful. Not too greasy. But rather the batter was light and squid was fried to a very nice golden brown. BBQ pork steamed buns - bread bun was sweet, fluffy and perfect. Not a lot of filling but it was good. Sweet bbq pork filling, not a lot of gravy. Slightly different from toronto dimsum places where the ratio of meat and bun is a little over half. But the bun was perfectly steamed. Chiu chow fun go - peanuts and meat wrapped up in a crystal shell. Typically served with chili oil, they gave me chili sauce when I asked for it. The skin was very thick... surprising because their skin on the har gow was perfect. Dough fritter rice roll - ok. I LOVED this. Dough fritters were freshly fried. It had an amazing crunch wrapped with the soft rice roll and covered in the sweet soy. They didn't give us the usual peanut sauce and hoisin, but I don't typically dip it anyway so not something I missed. Eat this when it comes to your table. If you leave it, the dough fritter, like all friend foods covered in sauce, will get soggy. Well done! Fried taro dumpling - I wasn't sure about this one when I ordered it. Everywhere I've gone it's never fresh / fried enough until the center is hot. However they do it pretty good. The center was hot. That's a plus. It was crisp and not greasy... another plus. But a lot more taro than meat filling and gravy inside. It is a little on the heavier side but I love taro. If you don't like taro, this would be like... a slightly more flavorful potato croquette with a pork filling. Lotus wrapped sticky rice * didn't eat.. we were too full Egg tart - umm. When it came, it looked good. The egg mixture was a nice deep yellow glossy color, a little different from regular egg tarts. The pastry is a flake pastry. I wouldn't necessarily order this again. The egg mixture is more gelatinous and deviates from the eggy light goodness that egg tarts are typically. But the pastry was good. We ate almost 10 dishes... had tea... and it came to about $50 with leftovers. Ok, we did order quite a bit but it's really so that we can figure out if we would be coming back or not. They do their shrimp right. Most of the food that came in were good. It's not Markham standards but pretty on par with Cameron's at a fraction of the price. Service was great! I would definitely go again as my go to dim sum place in kw to try everything else. They accept credit and cash - I had assumed it was cash only which is a plus. Parking is slightly limited.

Just looking at the photos that I took it suggests this place is like your average Hong Kong style…read morerestaurant. The restaurant is located at the back of the restaurant plaza at King/Uni. Lots of students frequent is region and lots of competition around the area. Jia Jia Lok doesn't seem to be as popular as the other places nearby. This place is suitable for a quick lunch. Would be too casual for dinner, unless you happens to live nearby and is looking for a fast meal to get back to studying. The menu is fairly large, featuring your staple Chinese food with noodles and rice combos. I ordered the fried fish with cream sauce on rice and it was alright. Nothing too special, good enough to fill you up for lunch, but definitely not enough flavor. The price on average was $10 per dish, acceptable for the student population around the region.

Weekday dinner, party of 2…read more Went in for an early dinner and ordered Tomato Pork Chop on Rice and my friend ordered a Portuguese Style Chicken on Rice. The food was made very quickly as soon as we ordered. The food was not baked, as would normally be expected from an HK-style western food eatery. The portion sizes are generous with lots of meat, though it is pricey for a single meal. I wasn't a big fan of the tomato sauce on the pork chop.