The restaurant itself is quite unique south it's decor, wood seats and interior fully asian…read morethemed. The wait staff seemed very efficient and fairly friendly. They provided us with extra utensils/ chopsticks when asked and answered any questions we had. The food itself for Chinese buffet was actually quite decent. The flavors although not strong and prominent as you would get at a regular a la carte restaurant were very close to the proper flavors they should be. Many other Asian buffets I've been to say in the states or energy back home in van lack the authentic flavor profile and taste blandish or more westernized. I would go back probably to try the dinner time menu as restaurant went for lunch.

Visited here for their lunch buffet for their $20 Seniors 65+ promotion in March 2026 on the first…read moreday. Proof of ID's are required. All the food were fresh and decent. I'm impressed with their cold shrimps and muscles were fresh and firm. My family and I went to town on the cold shrimps. Chicken wings were cripsy. Peking duck were decent. Sushi and sashimi were okay. I try not to fill my stomach with sushi rice. Lot's of dessert options. They even have yogurts. I loved the mango sago and 沙翁 (sugar egg puffs). Overall a decent buffet place imo offering fresh ingredients. Staffs were friendly and attentive removing finished plates off the table. I normally like to visit buffet when they have snow crab legs nights or special promos. I would be back if and when I crave for buffet.

June 10, 2026 - decided to try Dragon Legend after the finished their renovation. As per usual,…read morethere was a large variety of foods. Everything from the salad bar, sushi bar, skewers, seafood, Peking duck, rice, noodles, veges, meat etc. there was also a voucher for two scallops. Overall the food was good. Probably better than Mandarin. If you're looking for a good place with a large variety of Asian food, you can't go wrong with Dragon Legend!

Decent Chinese buffet around $50 per person. They serve Peking duck. You can get two pancakes -…read moreone with more meat and one with more skin every time you go to the server. You add the cucumber sticks, green onions and hoisin sauce to your pancakes. I also enjoyed the salt & pepper shrimp and the salmon sashimi. For dessert, I had a soft serve vanilla ice cream cone, which was disappointing, and a piece of wolfberry jelly. Honestly, I don't think I ate my money's worth of food so I don't think this was worth it for me but if you're really hungry, it's a decent buffet. Parking is free outside the restaurant.

All you can eat for under $20? Not many places left in Toronto and for the price and options…read moreavailable, this is definitely a place I will come back for. We were there just after opening, so tables were easier to come by and the food was fresh and delicious. You pay first, are given a tray with compartments similar to similar concepts in Northern China. There are a couple of Chinese-American staples like General Tsos and Beef & Broccoli, and non-Chinese dishes like southern fried chicken and French fries, but the vast majority were authentic. If they have the tofu noodle when you're in I recommend it, I also liked their version of the cold pig ear salad. They frown on wasted food, so try to take only as much as you can eat (which should be everyone's default when at a buffet anyway).

It's AYCE for $17.99 per person. It's self service. Pay first, then grab your tray, bowl, cup and…read moreload up. This is a place if you just want to fill up your belly and don't care about quality or taste. For a foodie like myself, I can not recommend this place. Food was salty and below average. Flavors were not balanced. Although there were many options, not a single dish stood out. Skip this. Not worth filling your tummy with.

First time coming to this restaurant and actually first time eating at any restaurant in Brampton…read more Came here as a big group of 42 and they gave us a closed off section right by the entrance to the right just behind the soft drinks section. Upon entering the restaurant I was greeted to a very clean and modern ambience that reminded me kind of like some of the big buffets in Las Vegas. Very cool setup where they have 3 self serve fountain drinks which is included in your buffet price. In the middle they have a grilling area where they are grilling Basa fish, salmon, chicken, sirloin steak. The steak was amazing they put this butter, garlic garnish on top that makes it so delicious. I had 8 of these steaks this evening! They also had a stir fry, soup noodle where you can choose your own ingredients, different vegetables and protein and carbs for them to either turn into a stir fry or soup noodle. They had plenty of ice cream to choose from as well as a soft serve ice cream machine. The service provided by the employees were top notch, so friendly, and helpful. Very pleased with my experience and just to note my visit was on a Friday night so your good selections may be different depending on a weekday or weekend.

I was really looking forward to celebrating my birthday here, but unfortunately it was a…read moredisappointing experience from start to finish. The sushi rice was overcooked, and the sushi kept falling apart every time I tried to pick it up. The food prepared at the live cooking station was very watery, and the salmon was dry and lacked flavor. The customer service also did not meet my expectations, which made the overall experience even more disappointing. The chef's cooking felt rushed and, in my opinion, lacked the care and attention I usually hope for when dining out. Even the dessert was a letdown. My 9-year-old commented that the ice cream toppings were disappointing, which was surprising considering how simple that part of the meal should be. To make things even more heartbreaking, this was my birthday. I wasn't expecting a big celebration or for the staff to sing to me, but I had hoped for a small gesture, a simple slice of cake with a candle or even just a sincere "Happy Birthday" from the waitress or a manager. I understand restaurants aren't obligated to do this, but a little hospitality on a special occasion can leave a lasting positive impression. Instead, I left feeling disappointed. I traveled all the way from Scarborough to celebrate here, and unfortunately, it will be my last visit. Positive: Unlimited lemonade Great ice machine. Pizza was "all right"

I've been coming to this restaurant for over 20 years whenever I'm in Toronto. In fact, it's the…read moreplace that introduced me to Indian food, and it continues to be one of my favorite stops every time I visit. The food is consistently delicious, the staff is always friendly and welcoming, and the location is perfect. It's one of those rare places that never disappoints. After two decades of coming here, I can honestly say it's just as good as I remember. If you're looking for great Indian food in Toronto, you can't go wrong.

We visited this restaurant to try out their AYCE LUNCH BUFFET SPECIAL which costs $21.95 (per…read moreperson and before tax) It is available daily from 12:00- 2:30 PM and it features a rotating selection of North Indian favourites that typically includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Frequent staples include their signature creamy Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer, Chana Masala, and various meat and vegetable curries, Freshly baked Naan bread, poppadoms, and more! They also have a bar featuring different salads, sauces and Traditional sweets like Gulab Jamun, fresh fruits, and ice cream for desserts. We also tried their refreshing Mango Lassi. This restaurant has been around for decades and it's great that they offer an affordable Ayce lunch promo downtown Toronto. I like the restaurant's decor and how close it is to Osgoode TTC Subway station. The service is fast and their staff are very friendly. We loved the food there.

Mongolian Grill is an AYCE buffet style restaurant. They give you a small bowl and you walk around…read morefilling it with ingredients that their chefs cook in from of you on a large "grill". There are plenty of choices from which to choose. Meats: lamb. beef, chicken breast, Korean marinaded beef. Seafood: Shrimp, Surimi, salmon. Vegan: tofu, falafel. Noodles: lo mein, rice noodles, udon, pasta. Vegetables (not all listed): bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, green pepper, onions, spinach, hot peppers, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, bean sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, and more. Then there are about 14 sauces to choose from. You can go with one or mix. And, there are 20 spices to select from. Choose what you want. Pass to the chefs and they cook it up. There are thousands of possible combinations. It can get busy and you may have to wait 8-10 minutes for your food to taken and cooked. I don't care for their technique for cooking. Because they have divided the grill into 12 zones, they don't really "stir fry" you food. The flavors don't really mix well together. They need to toss the food a bit more so the flavors and spices mix. There is a little salad bar with lettuce, cucumbers, potato salad. macaroni salad pickled beets and a few more items. The night went they had a chicken noodle soup and minestrone soup. It's out of the way for me, but if I were passing by sometime in the future, I would return.

It's always a treat to dine at The Mongolian Grill in Whitby. It's a unique experience, featuring…read morefresh ingredients with the flavours of your choice. If you're unfamiliar with their concept, it's a buffet of raw ingredients and seasonings, including meats, seafood, vegetables, and more. Choices include beef, chicken, lamb, shrimps, fish, tofu, fresh vegetables, a wide variety of spices and seasonings, and so much more. Whether you're a meat lover, pescatarian, or vegetarian, there's more than enough to satisfy your carvings. There's also soup and salad, along with rice and tortillas, if you choose. I can never resist. After choosing your ingredients and seasonings, it will be expertly cooked for you on their huge plancha grill. It's a stir-fry, combining all the ingredients that you chose. This might be the only place where you influence the final outcome of your dish! On my first round, I chose lamb and beef, with noodles, some veggies, and Asian seasonings. It was really good. For round two, I had more lamb, more veggies, and a spicier seasoning mix. Although I would have loved to have tried some of their seafood choices, I was so full! This was a good meal! They also offer some great desserts but I was too stuffed to indulge. Check them out in the Whitby Entertainment Centrum!

We recently stumbled onto Marcello's and I must say - it's a bit of a hidden gem, chart your own…read morelunch adventure! But beware! As they charge by weight, your food can quickly add up. This spot is larger than the others I've been to, with ample room for seating. I love that there's such a wide variety of food to choose from - there's a salad bar with greens, a cold ready made bar that's often filled with different types of salads (love the undressed shrimp and avocado salad from there!), then a hot bar that often features a mix of Italian and Indian or Caribbean food (think pasta or jerk/butter/curry proteins). I often opt for a greens base with some cold prepared salads, topped with a nice chunk of grilled salmon and/or shrimps!

Food was ok. Over priced. Difficult to find…read more I was Expo more variety and better price since it is call market and deli. It is not a marker. It is more like a self serving restaurant that you pay per pound. No deli for sale You can buy sandwiches.

I am so glad we made reservations for my birthday at the revolving restaurant at Skylon Tower. It…read morewas an incredible experience! We had the 5PM menu which included bread & butter, a salad, one of 5 or 6 entrees, and a chocolate mouse on chocolate Oreo base. I had the chicken cordon bleu. Husband had the roast beef. While we waited for each course, the restaurant revolved, giving us views of the three waterfalls and Niagara. On the non- moving ledge were facts about the falls and the city inside plexiglass. I enjoyed reading about the daredevils who went over the falls and the history of the city. Megan and Mary were a fantastic service team. They kept our water glasses full, took away plates as we finished each course - salad, the main course and dessert - and even took our photo. Everything was delicious! When I mentioned it was my birthday, they insisted I take home a birthday cake. They also asked Douglas, the piano man, to play the HAPPY BIRTHDAY song for me. When we got on the elevator for the top of the Skylon, we got off to a view that was breathtaking. I thought the view of Niagara Falls was the perfect end to our perfect dining experience - until we got back to the hotel. At the hotel I opened my birthday cake. It was a cheesecake with whipped cream, blueberries and strawberries. I had to try a bite. IT WAS THE BEST CHEESECAKE I'VE EVER HAD!! And I've had them all in my 55 years of cheesecake buying, trying and making them from scratch. I stuffed myself eating it. It was SO good. We're not sure when we'll be back. This was a bucket list item for me, and I loved every minute of it. But when we do come back, we're eating at the Skylon AND I'm having the cheesecake FIRST! After all, life is short. Eat dessert first.

If you're visiting Niagara Falls for the first time, the revolving dining room at Skylon Tower is a…read morefun experience. My friends and I went for an early dinner, and it was really cool getting a 360° view of the Falls as the restaurant slowly rotated. The service was friendly, and since you're constantly moving, everyone gets a chance to take photos with the Falls in the background. Dinner is a three-course meal for $65 (salad, entrée, and dessert). I ordered the prime rib, and while it wasn't bad, the food was pretty bland. For the price, I was expecting a lot more flavor. One nice perk is that your dinner reservation includes access to the Observation Deck afterward, so you can take even more pictures. Overall, I'd say it's worth doing once for the experience, but if you're mainly there for the views, I'd save the money and just buy a ticket to the Observation Deck instead.