Okay, I will admit I've had better soups but to have an everyday soup spot where you can have your…read morechoice of soup and not have to worry about whether it's red pea or mannish day is a huge boon and the main selling point here Conveniently located right off the highway, it's a must stop if I'm out east and not going to visit someone who is cooking All Jamaicans have our favourite type of soup and as mentioned above we usually have to know what particular day a certain soup is made at a particular location, here we don't have to worry about it hence the 4/5 instead of the 3.5/5 I'd give it otherwise

Soup was good. Price is fair. Go early cause they sell out quick. The restaurant is small but clean…read moreand cute.

Loved the soups we got here. They have a nice selection of soups such as chicken noodle, potato…read morebacon, beef barley, vegetable, brocolli cheese etc. They also have sandwiches which they can grill on the panini press. Overall a good lunch spot for soups salads and sandwiches. Service was friendly too :)

I have been meaning to come here for the longest time! I've been on such a soup craving that its…read morenuts. So when my cousin decided on her birthday date that she would like to come to this establishment then I got excited. Located on Main Street Newmarket, this little shop has many soups selections to choose from. They also let you have a sample to make sure you're making the right choice! We both decided to get the soup, sandwich and a bottle of water ( $11 ) and boy did we make a good choice. Normally you would except a small soup bowl with a sandwich however this soup was in a HUGE (to me anyways lol) bowl with a full sized sandwich. My soup of choice was the chicken noodle with a ham & cheese croissant. I feel like chicken noodle is always a good staple to determine if it is worth coming back. I must say, it definitely was worth it. The chicken noodle soup was soo filling. Had some hearty vegetables and they definitely did not skip out on the chicken. I had to push myself to finish my sandwich as I was already too full! Thank you for amazing service and I am definitely coming back

I find the food stall named Soup to Go in the Sheraton Parkway food court so aptly and inaptly…read morenamed. On one end, it sounds like a run of the mill fast food joint (i.e. In and Out, Coffe Time), but the name doesn't do its Chinese name justice (Chinese name: Wellness Studio). On the other hand, the name does a great job of communicating the nature of its business: takeout and take home home style soup and meal. Regardless if you like their name or not, I think it's a good spot for this type of business. They manage to capture some of the passerbys and nearby white collar workers. On the other hand, it's not a high traffic mall, so the take home meals are a great way of increasing total customer spending. I'm basing this review purely on a takeout lunch of a steamed dried shrimp and preserve sausage and meat rice in lotus leaf. They really do a good job of balancing health and taste. I'm always wary of food that is healthy or healthier, but they end up tasting like cardboard. No such issue here. The rice on the surface looked kind of small. But they really didn't stinch on the preserved sausage and meat. The rice they used was the nice soft jasmine rice. They also purposely mixed in some quinoa. I forgot to mention that the rice also had a decent amount of dried scallop as well. Here are a few suggestions for improvement: A little bit less preserved meat and sausage, while adding more dried shrimp would be nice. The dried mushroom and shrimp can be a bit more aromatic and the lotus leaf flavour transfer can for sure be amped up. The lunch does come with home style boiled Chinese soup (or broth) and a herbal drink. Both of these were excellent. The items at Soup to Go are not cheap. The lunch with tax was just under $20. It is cliche, but you get what you pay for. Feel like drinking soup, but you don't know what is the soup of the day? You can check out their monthly schedule of soups!

A Vietnamese restaurant attached to Pacific Mall. Located to the left of the mall entrance facing…read moreSteeles Ave. Upon arriving, I noticed how large the restaurant was and how they had really big tables for larger parties. We got there around 11:30AM and it wasn't busy yet but had people trickling in as the time passed. Service was a solid 5/5. Staff were so nice and happy - always smiling at us whenever they brought anything to our table. The dishes here were great with some adjustments to their dishes, I think it could be a solid 5/5! Here goes: Viet coffee 4/5 - Love me an iced Viet coffee. Was a tad sweet imo, so think they could adjust their condensed milk portions for this. Overall was a great caffeine hit drink though. Banh Cuon 5/5 - Oh my goodness - must get! Chewy steamed rice rolls with a pork filling dipped into the fish sauce. Came with grilled meats which were to die for. Bun Cha Ha Noi 5/5 - Meats were very well seasoned in the broth like sauce. It's a dipping type noodle and was absolutely divine. Bun Bo Hue 4/5 - This was good but not too spicy. Lacked a bit of umami flavour and felt like it could have used a bit more depth. Pho Bo 4/5 - Standard beef pho that was comforting and delicious. Overall a pretty solid spot for Vietnamese food. Would visit this place again.

Opening almost three months, this Vietnamese restaurant beside Pacific Mall is serving…read moremouth-watering dishes, but the interior is what initially blew me away. Besides enjoying their staple rice dishes with different proteins like grilled pork and noodle soup (pho), we also tried their newest dishes. Vietnamese Crepes - bean sprouts, green beans herbs + shrimp/beef wrapped in crepe Banh Khot - small egg cakes with toppings (shrimp, beef, pork, mushroom) These dishes were very refreshing and flavorful. Definitely, Vietnamese cuisine still has a lot more to offer than just pho. I recommend you give these dishes a try!

I ordered on skip and I get a call from the driver and I spoke to one of the servers. I ordered…read moreJerk chicken bowl, oxtail bowl, festival and 2 jerk chicken patties and she told they are sold out. She told me if I wanted something else instead. I asked her what she has and she just handed the phone back the driver. Bad service, she very annoyed and when the driver tried to give her the phone, I heard her say with a loud voice "I don't want to talk to him." I gave 2 stars because I should've pick up instead of delivery. I felt bad for the driver coz I had to cancel.

I went to Superlicious at the Eglinton location to buy soups; 1 chicken, 1 red peas and 1 corn. The…read moreportions were reasonable as they were all large soups. However the soups were too watery especially the corn and chicken soup. They were tasteless and needed more time on the store to develop the thickness that Caribbean soups should have. I was so disappointed. I have visited this location twice before to order chicken and red peas soups and the taste was better and this is why I returned to the same location today to order not only one but three soups. I don't think I would recommend them or return to that location to buy soups again.

Was wandering around the plaza and ended up at this cute little eatery where ookinza use to reside…read more The decor inside gives off Japanese vibes serving up Korean dishes. The decor is from the previous store I think called maki momo? The dine in is counter seating. The taste is definitely not your typical Korean soup spices but the pork bone was definitely fall off the bone and tender which some Korean places serve it very dry. The spicy fish and veggie soup was also different as the fish used I believe it's snakehead where other places usually have that thick cut white fish which is meh. So I really enjoyed it. Definitely don't set the expectation as authentic Korean dishes for these two dishes in terms of taste because it's quite different. The pork bone soup had a lot of garlic in it but something about the soup base gave me sukiyaki flavours. The fish soup was slightly different as well but also can't narrow down what it reminds me off but that one gave some Chinese spin to it. Although different I'd say it's unique and good in their own way, I'd go back for their grilled meat options next time. For service there is a girl who takes your order and also the one that brings you food and periodically comes by to check on you. Very friendly. Lastly, you can purchase a membership for a year for $10 and it's basically half price on their prices. -Totally worth it.

Really good food for the price and amount , more chinese leaning flavors rather than korean.read more

Came here for dinner with my family and enjoyed all of it. Their dumplings are pretty massive and…read moretheir seafood pancake is the bomb!!!!

Just recently been there. I actually went there a few times when it was first opened a few years…read moreand it was great, the dumplings, noddles and most food were all very good, so I had an impression and expectation for it. But the food I had seemed very different taste now... we ordered dumplings and two more combos, most of the food we had added spices (a lot of pepper). There was a dish where it was a few slices of pork wrapped in lettuce but the pork smelled too "pork" (if you know what I mean). I may only go for signature dumpling next time...

Maybe a high 3…read more Food: Food was alright. Nothing crazy. But it was all really cheap. Each dish is like 13 dollars which is amazing in this economy. The winter melon tea was really good though, we got 2 of those Service: It was fine Ambiance: It's just like a standard fmp Chinese restaurant.

HOJA is well known for their handcrafted Mi-Sua. It's undeniably the best tasting Mi-Sua outside of…read moreTaiwan. Equally praised for their excellent Braised Pork Rice. It has that rich flavour and slow cooked texture that satiates the taste buds. It's all about their 70/30 fat to lean ratio that gets it right every time. Service here is phenomenal. The servers are great at tending to customers. The interior design and ambiance deserves much credit. This place is a must visit for anyone interested in Taiwanese Eats.

Was very sad to learn that the owner had passed away (in his 90s, long life). His daughter is…read morerunning things and her father would be proud. The standards have not been compromised one iota. This is the exact same food I lived on in Korea. Every mouthful took me back. It is a humble little place, not fancy or designer-ish. The focus is fresh, healthy, authentic Korean food. REAL Korean food.

The most bang for your buck! The server filled my bowl with so much food she used aluminium foil to…read morekeep the lid and bowl together as it did not snap shut. When you order the beef bowl, you get so much more than you pay for. The first time I ordered this, I wasn't fully aware of everything that would be included in the bowl. So I watched the server add in item after item after item. I was surprised as each addition was dropped into my bowl! Crispy gyoza, fried greens, japche, and kimchi were all so generously placed into my bowl! So much flavor, so many textures! Highly recommend. Price cant be beat for the portion size! Limited to no seating, more of a grab and go type setting.

I've been here for both Big Beef Bowl & Westgate Classic Canton Eatery. Both places are in the same…read morerestaurant. At the last visit, I ordered some HK street food classics: - fried turnip - rice roll with peanut sauce & soy sauce - fish fillet congee All items really hit the spot and didn't disappoint. Service was good and the servers were attentive. There's lots of seating inside the restaurant. Menu is extensive and has lots of snacks and noodle dishes to order from.

Came by on a nice quiet week night for a bowl of comfy noodles. We had the stir fried pork on their…read moreregular hand pulled noodles to start. It was really oily, though the noodles were really nice and chewy. I found the pool of oil quite difficult to get past though. Next we got the classic beef noodles. We went for the flat, soft noodles which were great. As they state though, it gets really soft and mushy after a bit, so I recommend maybe sticking with the regular chewy noodles. The beef was soft and the radish was sweet. The soup base was comforting in a way but also very heavily salty. I couldn't tell if there was just a lot of MSG in there, but I couldn't sip on the soup much. We also ordered the shan xin bao, which is a fried soup dumpling of sorts. The breading was really thick and the soup was quite sweet. Not really the taste we were use to. We also got the pig ear and cucumbers cold dish. This was absolutely swimming in oil as well. They chop up black bean in there for flavour and it just added a really bitter taste. We didn't end up touching most of this, opting to bring it home, rinse it, and re-season it ourselves instead so the food wouldn't be wasted. All in all, the service is nice. I think the baked rice could be worth a try, but there's a lot of great noodle options in the area I personally prefer. As always, give it a try! They have a lot of great reviews on Yelp, so it potentially just doesn't suit my preferences.