I buy the jars from Ambrosia They're all tasty, fresh, and…read morehearty There is plenty of flavour without a lot of salt My favourite is the white bean and kale

You have to try these home-made soups at least once!…read more They are dairy, meat, and gluten-free. The large soups are $10 each but take advantage of any 3 soups for $25.50 plus taxes. My fav is Mediterranean Lentil Soup, Supreme Vegan Chili and the Mushroom Barley Soup.

Tried the regular patty, and the spicy beer, both really good and full of meat. The flaky shell…read moremade all the difference. The chicken soup is filled with colour and tons of flavour. It has fresh veggies large dumplings and pieces of chicken (with bone).

They serve many soups here but my favourite is the LOBSTER BISQUE…read more They have seafood week the last week of every month and Monday is lobster bisque day! It's honestly incredible

All day been raining and we are a long haul back from buckhorn Canada to Hamburg NY. Our favorite…read moreramen place closed on Sunday so we decided to just stop at the mall. This place at the mall somewhere. As luck would have it, the entrance we choose is where this restaurant! It's a really small place. When we came in there's only 2 workers! One as waiter, hostess and clean table. The other is cooking. Luckily we don't wait all that long for the food considering only 2 of them. The broth is very flavorful. We shared the tonkatsu black. It has very good garlic flavor. Very rich. It also has standard chasu which is tasty only it was very thin and only 2 slices. The eggs cooked very good, also has the fungus and green onions. I would come back again. It has very limited menu.

Tip: - Dining here at 4:30 pm on a Wednesday was great. No…read morelineups. There were few diners. - The tonkotsu broth was so creamy and flavourful. I tend to enter Square One through entrance 9. It gets me to Conspiracy Comics, Torrid, and Tanghulu. Between the two sets of doors is Sansotei Ramen. For a while, I have flagged dropping by this ramen joint. I decided to have an early dinner after work a couple of Wednesdays ago. Parking is much better on a weekday. I got a spot between Walmart and entrance 9, and walked over. I walked through the door after reading the helpful sign to push it. Push it real good, according to Salt-N-Pepa... haha I was immediately greeted by a woman who would be my server. She led me to a table and I got a menu to peruse. A male staffer was chowing down and a woman behind me was almost done eating when I sat down. It was quiet and nice. A group of three women came in towards the end of my stay. I am normally a miso or shoyu broth person. I looked at how creamy the tonkotsu looked and wanted it. I got it with thick noodles and corn. I also got a Diet Pepsi and gyoza. The former came first. It came in a cup. The carbonation was nice. It tasted crisp. It was cold. I loved it. My ramen and gyoza came together. It was different, but I was fine with it. The gyoza was excellent. The filling was delicious. Each wrapper held everything together. It was pan-fried perfectly. The dipping sauce made each gyoza yummy. I loved the tonkotsu ramen. I normally don't like the smell of tonkotsu. It was different here. The pork smell was down to a minimum. The broth was creamy and full of body. I loved it so much that I drank the whole thing. I have never done that with tonkotsu broth ever. I got thick noodles. They were chewy and bouncy. So good! The chachu was excellent. I got two decent slices. They were so yummy with the egg, black fungus, and green onion. The corn elevated this bowl of ramen. I have been thinking about this ramen ever since. It was excellent. I paid for my meal at the counter. I used a credit card to pay. I tipped and tapped. Done! I used the washroom before I headed into the mall. It was was a single stall for everyone. It was clean and inviting. I particularly liked the complimentary sanitary products for women. This ramen place was excellent. I can't wait to return. (144)

We weren't planning to get takeout for dinner from this place, but we were driving by, and we liked…read morethis place enough from our last visit. We ordered the following: 2 X Beef Brisket Noodle 1 X Dan Dan Noodle 1 X Pork Rugamo The Beef Brisket Noodles were good as last time, as well as the Pork Rugamo (Chinese burger). The Dan Dan noodles were not as good as the other noodle dishes, and the pork pieces in the sauce seemed a bit hard. This is a family run small business and the service was good as the person taking our order was helpfully and friendly. The food was comparable to last time, so we will return.

Food Pork burger: 4/5 I wasn't personally a fan but my…read morepartner enjoyed it (he's the one who wanted to order it anyways) Clay pot signature soup: 4.5/5 this is a more authentic version of the soup which comes with various Asian toppings like tofu strips and seaweed. Big portion and I liked it overall, the only thing is I asked for extra spicy and it was very very mild (my bf who can't handle spicy also agreed) Dan Dan noodle: 6/5 this was the highlight of our meal! While I'm not chinese, I love Chinese food and tried many different restaurants. I will tell you this is the best Dan Dan noodle I've tried! If I ever go back to Toronto, I'll definitely visit this place for the dish. Service The guy who served us was incredibly nice and he made sure we didn't order too much for just two people.

I first visited this place a few years ago and loved it so much that I had to come back when I was…read morein the area. And it's still just as delicious! The portions are generous, and the noodles are especially good. They're perfectly chewy and springy. The soup that comes with the lo mien is also so flavourful. Everything just hits the spot. There's really nothing missing in terms of flavour. It's a small, old school restaurant rather than a fancy or trendy spot, and it feels like one of those hidden gems that only people who know about it come to. I even got to see them wrapping the wontons by hand, so you can tell they're actually making them fresh in-house. If you're ever in the area, definitely give this place a try. I'll be back again for sure!

As they specialize in certain dishes, the menu is limited to such. No problem there, as long as the…read morespecialties are delicious! Admittedly, about half the offerings we got were tasty, while the other half lacked flavoring. Dumplings are great but so large, eating them is a bit of a mess. Good for a simple and quick lunch, but if you're seeking more complex flavors, look elsewhere. Hours are not very open-- the resto closes at 7pm, so dinner is only for the early folks! While the restaurant was clean inside, plastic dividers for the round tables are a bit of an eyesore. Tea is served in plastic cups rather than traditional ceramic, which would add a layer of presentation. Prices are competitive and fair.

Friendly experience. Excellent choice of variety of food. Tried Indian, Chineses Noodles and the…read moreJapanese all in the same visit. Food was served fast and the casual environment was inviting.

Definitely still a bit confused on what the business name is called, but according to the Square…read moreOne website, the pop up organizer is called "Kainan Na Inc." and a NGO unifying Filipino food vendor. I got the belly lechon, which includes belly lechon, rice, half a salted egg, pickled papaya, cherry tomatoes and a brown sauce. Despite being in a food court, they definitely put a lot of thought into the presentation. The rice and lechon was wrapped in a (papaya?) leaf. I was impressed that the rice was steaming hot when I unwrapped the leaf, yet the lechon skin remained crunchy! The lechon meat was extremely tender. I think it's value for money ($15) given how high quality the meat was. The portion was just right for me, but for people who have a bigger appetite, it might not filling enough. My only complaint is that they were blasting the music a bit too loud in the enclosed eat-im area just for their stall.

We have returned to this restaurant several times now and has not disappointed yet. It still gets…read morebusy during dinner, but our average wait time has only been around 10 to 15 minutes.

My lips still burn! If you haven't had hand pulled noodles, Mogouyan is a good place to try. It's…read moreinside Square One mall and has a dedicated dining area. Service is quick because the place is quite busy. At busy times there are queues if you don't mind waiting. We tried the braised beef noodle soup, Dan Dan dry noodle and grilled squid skewers. All very flavorful and tasty. Maybe just a little salty for our tastes. The grilled squid is tender and glad we opted for non-spicy. The braised beef broth is full of flavour and spice. The noodles are chewy and just right. Only had 1 out of 3 spicy levels and the Sichuan peppers have a kick that lasts. The Dan Dan noodles are quite yummy but if can't handle spice ask for mild. Overall this is a good noodle place and as good or better than other hand pulled noodles places I've tried.

Small restaurant but quite a quick turnover. We got seated relatively quickly…read more I personally really love their nutritious lamb soup with sweet potato noodles. You can choose the level of spiciness and numbing to your liking. Unlimited noodle refill is a definite yes! Flavour is great, portion is quite generous, service is as expected. The only thing is we find the price is relatively more expensive than a similar type of noodle joint. Otherwise great experience! We would recommend.

Who doesn't love finding somewhat hidden gem of a place?…read more This location is unassumedly in a strip mall with a music store and pet care business and was such a delight to enjoy. The menu is pretty straight forward but so many options with Taiwanese and Chinese street food type options and fresh noodle and rice dishes. We tried the cuttlefish ball and sweet and sour cucumber salad eppetizers, the original noodle dish with sauce on the side, non vegetarian street noodle choice and the braised pork on rice dish that comes with optional seaweed soup on the side. Everything was tasty, but the seaweed soup was the least favourite for our table. Cuttlefish balls were crispy on the outside, juicy and bouncy on the inside with a sliight sweetness. The Cucumber salad used black vinegar as the base and were not too strong or punchy but provided a nice crisp relief with the other dishes. The egg noodles were just great. Firm and chewy and did I mentioned never ending?? If you need more noodles to gobble up whatever sauce or broth you order just ask! And a bowl will quickly appear at your table, included in your price. The flatter egg noodle was very light and the rounder egg pasta more chewy, both were delicious and held on to the sauces perfectly. The braised tea/soya egg were hard boiled and flavourful and this rice dish was very kid friendly too, a great way to introduce kiddos to the menu. Service was quick and friendly and well worth a detour to visit.

The service was really stand out. The food came so quickly and staff were very helpful. The…read moreatmosphere was nice. The flight of sauces/toppings is a great idea to add heat or tang to your meal. The food was delicious!

Love this local intimate legit casual Thai spot! Definitely one of the best Thai spots in town…read more Sooo deliciously flavourful and the best cashew chicken I've had to date in the GTA Pad thai was great and the curry was amazing (had a little kick to it, which this spice weakling could actually handle) Cannot recommend this place enough ~ cannot wait to return again (you can find me on IG @aida.loves )

Came here for lunch on a weekday…read more There is a lunch special that is very well priced. $12.50 for a protein of choice, with rice and a pop. The chili chicken had a lot of flavour, and was nice and crispy. We also had a chicken pakora that was amazing. The chicken was so juicy and flavourful, and the outside was so nice and crispy too. The staff are efficient, and the overall atmosphere was chill, even though it was very busy.

You can tell it's authentic by the clientele that fills the restaurant. However, it's a little too…read morefast food, cheap Asian for my taste. Ordered the following: Chilli chicken (dry): tasted pretty good and makes sense it's the most popular item that is also the namesake dish. Butter chicken : good sauce. Delicious. A bit sweet. Machurian chicken: my favourite dish. Huge portions. Big pieces. Crispy beef : worst dish. Too fried. Very food court buffet like. I took it home and threw it out Manchurian fried rice: big portion. Too dry Service was friendly. Decoration was very spartan. Has a low cost aesthetic