I've always been a Panera fan, but my recent elite combo is the broccoli cheddar soup with the…read moresteak sandwich. It's similar to a Philly cheesesteak but a bit more elevated. This is a great place to come for a soup and panini, and the bakery menu is definitely there to tempt you. The employees are exceptionally kind, which always makes the experience even better. J'ai toujours été fan de Panera, mais mon combo préféré récemment est la soupe brocoli-cheddar avec le sandwich au steak. C'est un peu comme un Philly cheesesteak, mais en version plus raffinée. C'est un excellent endroit pour une soupe et un panini, et leur menu de boulangerie est aussi très tentant. Les employés sont exceptionnellement gentils, ce qui rend l'expérience encore meilleure.

Popped in for a quick lunch with the fam. I ordered the garden caprese sandwich, and the hubs got a…read moresteak sandwich with a bowl of broccoli soup. The kids picked at the mac and cheese and said it was "alright" but they were in love with the baguette that came with the soup. Service was so patient while we decided what we were ordering. I don't frequent Panera often, so the menu was super overwhelming. The garden caprese sandwich was SO SO SO GOOD! The bread was fresh, chewy and warm. I loooooooooooved the sauce combination of Italian dressing and and garlic aioli. Restaurant was cozy and relaxing.

I got some takeout at Mandarin Bistro for my parents and I and overall it was good. 3.5 stars, but…read morerounding up to 4. The menu items and combos are very similar to Asian Bistro on Metcalfe Street. I would describe Mandarin Bistro as Asian Bistro's less outwardly successful cousin, lol. Asian Bistro is really nicely decorated, while Mandarin Bistro looks a bit run down. However, they both have this combo for 1 for twenty-something bucks and it's enough to serve 2-3 people. That's what I got. Both places also always seem to have the same specials on UberEats. Once (and I missed out on it) they both had a special where you got free fried chicken with any purchase over $20. Anyway, I really suspect they are somehow connected. I got the combo for 1 and it was $26.99 on UberEats ($44.99 if you buy directly from the restaurant). You get to choose from a list and you get an appetizer, a soup, a main, a rice or noodle, a dessert and a drink. So I got the curry fried chicken, egg and mushroom soup, crispy beef, Satay chicken fried noodles, taro with sago, and a lychee slush. My parents and I ate it for lunch and we had leftovers. The curry fried chicken was essentially popcorn chicken. I didn't taste any curry flavour whatsoever, but it was still good. A bit greasy though and not as juicy or tender as at Asian Bistro. Similar to at Asian Bistro it came with deep-fried vermicelli as garnish. The Crispy Beef was just deep-fried battered beef in a sweet and sticky sauce. No vegetables. It was really crispy! Too crispy for my liking, lol. I think I'll stick with General Tao Chicken next time. The Satay Chicken fried noodles were good, although a bit greasy. It had a very generous amount of chicken in it (thigh meat), as well as broccoli, carrots, cabbage, onions, and baby Bok Choy. The noodles were like udon noodles. The egg and mushroom soup was good too, not too salty. It had many types of mushrooms in it, including straw mushrooms (my favourite type of mushroom) and oyster mushrooms (my second favourite type of mushroom). It had eggs, carrots and peas as well. I didn't have any of the dessert, but my mom said it was a bit bland and she thinks the taro is from frozen. She said it didn't taste like they used coconut milk. She said "why didn't you get the grass jelly with taro balls option?" Lol. She loves taro and this one comes with real taro chunks, so that's why I picked it, taro balls are mostly flour with taro flavour, oh well. I'll get that one next time, haha. Needless to say, she didn't like the taro with sago dessert :( I didn't have any of the lychee slush either, but my mom liked it and said it wasn't too sweet. I should note that you get one more option at Mandarin Bistro than you do at Asian Bistro. At Mandarin Bistro the combo for 1 gives you soup AND dessert, at Asian Bistro you get soup OR dessert. At Asian Bistro the combo for 1 is $28.99 and if you choose a slush for your drink (instead of a can of pop or bottle of water) you are charged an extra $1. So the combo is cheaper at Mandarin Bistro. You get a lot of food for the price at either place though. So I picked up my order and pick up is not through the main restaurant entrance. It's at a side entrance that looks a bit dilapidated. You go down a flight of stairs that has seen better days, and you end up at the back of the kitchen. I was greeted by a nice little old lady who confirmed my order number and gave me my food. I felt ok because it was daylight, but I probably would have been a bit spooked if it was night time. Anyway, the combo for 1 is a great deal for sure. I'm looking forward to trying other selections. The restaurant is in Chinatown. There might be parking behind the restaurant, I'm not really sure. I parked on the street. Some streets are free, while some require that you pay at the meter. Check the signage so you don't get ticketed.

This is the place to go to and order from if you want the stereotypical asian food, good for those…read morethat want the brightest orange sweet and sour pork, the most artificial tasting bubble tea flavors, and teriakyi sauce on everything. If you are East Asian and want something authentic, this might not be the best for you, but there are limited options in the Ottawa area

I'm usually not a fan of food court Chinese food, but my mom and I were in the mall and my dad's…read morebeen craving North American-style Chinese food for a while, so my mom suggested we pick up some food from Famous Wok to bring home to my dad. He loves variety, so we got 2 three-item combos so he could try a variety of different dishes, and we could have some too, lol. Overall, I was pretty impressed as the food was much better than most food court Chinese food places! The three-item combos are $14.99 and you get rice or noodles in addition to 3 items of your choice. They had 2 different types of noodles (skinny chow mein noodles and thick Shanghai noodles) and only 1 type of rice (vegetables fried rice). We chose the skinny noodles for one of the combos and the rice for the other combo. The BBQ chicken looked really good, so we got an order of that for each combo, then we got pepper beef and their "Famous Chicken" which is essentially Lemon Chicken on one combo, and Fried Shrimps and Spicy Chicken on the other combo. Other choices were Chicken Balls, Crispy Beef, General Tao's Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork and Stir-fried Vegetables. The Spicy Chicken was by far my favourite. The meat was not gristley despite being dark meat, it had some carrots and bell peppers in it and true to its name had a spicy kick. The BBQ Chicken was also very good. Not fatty nor gristley and pretty tasty. It reminded me of a slightly saucier Bourbon Chicken from Bourbon Street Grill. The Famous Chicken was battered dark meat chicken covered in a lemon sauce. I also liked this. I was surprised that the meat to batter ratio was good. It was not excessively battered. The pepper beef was tender and not tough nor chewy and came with carrots and green peppers. I did not try the shrimps because you only get 5 per serving and my dad loves these, so I left them all for him. They are also still shelled, so you have to peel them yourself, and I'm not a fan of this, lol. My dad said they were good, but too salty. The rice had peas and carrots in it. The grains of rice were all separated and not all stuck together like at some places. I liked that it wasn't too salty. The noodles had white onions, green onions and bean sprouts in them. They were ok. Also not too salty. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, very good for food court Chinese food. Much better than Manchu Wok, in my opinion.

The food is super amazing and the staff are super nice I love coming here on my lunch breaks!read more

Great addition to Chelsea! The first sushi spot!…read more I ordered the tuna kamikaze roll and the shrimp roll. Both were made on the spot, about 5 to 10 mins, and delicious! Highly recommend this spot! Yum!

I've been ordering from this place for years and it is delicious'…read more I absolutely adore the salt and pepper fries tofu! The coleslaw, the vegan general Thai and other stir fries is so yummy! Honestly with inflation I find ordering here very expensive and that's the only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 for me! Ordering 1 stir fry and 1 side is close to 35/40$ which I find to be very expensive. They also have a food truck which I suggest trying out if you see it out and about ! I order from river road though

My husband and I got takeout from Angry Dragonz and it was really good…read more Angry Dragonz started out as a food truck in 2013 and in 2016 they opened this restaurant in Riverside South, which is in a converted house. They still operate their food truck for events. I was really happy to see this small independently-own business really bopping despite us currently being amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic. They open at 4pm and I called at 4:01pm to place my order for pickup. The lady answered the phone and asked me to hold. She just put the phone down because I could literally hear everything, lol. She was serving a customer who was physically at the restaurant and then when she was done with him she was on a different phone taking a delivery order. She came back to me and apologized for the wait. I placed my order and she told me it would be ready in 20 minutes. I got there about 30 minutes later and the food was ready. They had a lot of orders behind the counter ready to go. Service was quick and friendly. I made some special requests and they were all honoured (no sesame seeds, no bean sprouts and no cilantro). I ordered a General Tao Chicken $12.39 (no sesame seeds) and a Chicken Pad Thai $13.27 (no sesame seeds, no bean sprouts, and no cilantro). Both were delicious. The General Tao Chicken had a slightly spicy kick to it. It came with white rice underneath as well as some vegetables: onions, cabbage, carrots, and (unexpectedly) bean sprouts, lol. I didn't specify "no bean sprouts" for the General Tao Chicken, as this dish doesn't normally contain bean sprouts. It was ok though, because it's not an allergy, just a preference - I don't like bean sprouts. Turned out ok, as my husband doesn't mind bean sprouts and he liked the General Tao Chicken more, so he ate most of it, haha. The Chicken Pad Thai was mild (not spicy), but still flavourful. It had chicken, eggs, onions, cabbage, and carrots, as well as rice noodles. It also had peanuts and came with a wedge of lime. The portion sizes looked a bit small, but they actually were a decent size. There is some free parking in front of the restaurant. This place is really out of the way for me, but if I lived in Riverside South, I would go more often.

This is the only place I know in Gatineau outside of Ottawa where you can get a ramen and as far as…read moregetting ramen from a mall food court goes, it's not bad. The portion is generous. The stock is a bit bland and the egg is not soft boiled or seasoned. I'm not raving about it, but it's not bad so I will probably return. My favorite thing has to be to pork chasu that they use in their ramen. It's got the right flavor and buttery texture.

Have visited a few Nepali Hakka restaurants in GTA we were looking forward to enjoy similar tastes…read moreand services in 613 as well. For lunch we were four of us and ordered three dishes. It was not busy at all just one more table perhaps. When ordered food, first the vegan noodles came after about 10-15 minutes. About 10-15 minutes later the vegan momos came. Two from our party had to leave as it was work time. We stayed back for a while and had to request to get the Tofu rice to go. The vegan Noodles and Vegan Tofu rice quantity was shockingly less. More like a small side dish. There is no way that an adult can consume just one - even two for me would not be enough. The taste - the noodles, the tofu rice were very mild and not properly seasoned as well. The momos were good, but the three sauces very disappointing. Normally a sauce would enhance the momos, but these actually were making the momos less tastier. Never going back.

Lunch time was great. The service was rapid and the food amazing. The sauce on the chicken…read moreappetizer was sooo tasteful with the perfect amount of spices. Dumplings were either steamed, pan fried or deep fried. Very tasteful!! It was quiet at lunch time ( only 3 tables taken) so very nice ambiance.

We ordered through Uber eats. Nothing great about the food and I could have made a better meal at…read morehome! The sauce on my Benedict was not the proper recipe. The only good thing was the smoothie. They forgot the fruit but the service to be delivered was fast. Do not recommend.

If you are a breakfast lover, this will be nirvana. Fantastic, extensive selection of sweet and…read moresavory menu selections. After paying Ottawa prices for a few days, the prices here are more reasonable. Very friendly waitress, who easily switched from French to English for us. I had a delicious waffle that was so tasty, it probably didn't need the creme anglaise on top of it and the very generous portion of strawberries. Hubby had French toast with ham that he polished off in no time. Definitely off the beaten path and a local gem. Highly recommended.