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    Pho Umami

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    2 years ago

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    3 years ago

    Delicious food and the great service will keep us going back for more . The portions were also very generous I give it 5 stars

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    GoldenWok

    GoldenWok

    2.9
    (10 reviews)
    1.6 km

    Ordered a Dinner for 2. And decided to try chicken guy ding (yuck)…read moreThe chicken balls from the dinner for 2, big chunks of gristle/cartilage in almost every chicken ball bite. Kids could not eat them or finish them, I felt bad telling them to eat it and then realizing later how bad they were. Not even I could eat one. Felt like we were served dog food. Rice was microwaved. Egg rolls were soggy too. This place was my go to for so many years. And just like everything else, it has gone down to 3rd world quality and service over the years. Overpriced garbage. Did not even eat anything, left it all the boxes. The food was so bad that it stunk up my entire house like sewage almost. Had to throw it outside. There is something definitely wrong with this place, they need to be inspected.

    Disappointing. Was really craving general Tao and wow it was worse than chain food court chinese. I…read morerequested the general Tao to be extra spicy and while I wholeheartedly believe a restaurant is not required to cater to your requests, I like to ask this to gauge their response. The overwhelming majority of Chinese places will give you chilli sauce packets, some may give you chilli oil or Sriracha in containers but the best ones will use more peppers such as birds eye in the actual cooking. Because you have a clear view of the kitchen (which was clean) when picking up food, I had the opportunity to see the cook open my container and quickly splash some sriracha on top of the food. The beef fried rice was average, I mean if you got that wrong you couldn't even call yourself a Chinese restaurant. Ultimately, this place is not it

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    Canton Chinese Restaurant

    Canton Chinese Restaurant

    3.4
    (7 reviews)
    4.1 km

    I come to Canton for dim sum frequently, and have been coming for more than a decade. Decor and…read moreservice is pleasant. I find the dim sum dishes very flavourful and there is a nice variety. One disappointment is the pan fried shrimp paste stuffed green peppers... because they no longer use green pepper. It was my favourite item. They use red pepper which is alright but not the same. Some favourites of mine are the deep fried fish cakes (little strips of firm fish, deep fried), calamari (very salty but I like it like that), curry beef samosa, deep fried shrimp wrap with mixed fruit salad dressing (it's mayo I think), sticky rice, steamed bean curd rolls, red bean paste cakes (flat and dry, but I like it), deep fried savoury triangles ("footballs", dough is crispy outside and gummy inside with sweet and savoury pork filling), and siu mi. Make sure to get some chili oil!

    My boyfriend's been raving about two particular dishes from here for the past few months, so we…read morecame here for my first dinner in Thunder Bay. These two dishes were: the yeung chow fried rice and the stir-fry vegetables and vermicelli.. and honestly, I don't get his hype. The rice was pretty good, fair. It was stir-fried so that each grain of rice was evenly coated, the texture of the rice was slightly al dente, and there were a fair number of shrimps. But the vegetables and vermicelli pot?! Dayuuuum, I swear they used half a bottle of oil to make that stir fry. The pores on my face had already began to clog from just staring into that pot of regret. In part, I would argue that my poor review of this place is because I'm a Chinese person who's from Markham (the Chinatown of GTA) so I've had much better Chinese food... but ironically, so is my boyfriend and yet he still claims that the food here is better. I guess in considering that it IS Thunder Bay, the food isn't bad but what I really couldn't get over was the ridiculous pricing. Closing in at around $15 for each dish, I couldn't help but to think of how the same thing back home would cost less than half that price.

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