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    Thai Kitchen Catering Services

    3.8 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Taro Sticky Rice wrapped in banana leaf $3. From their booth at the Orleans Farmers' Market.
    Lee V.

    I tried the taro sticky rice roll wrapped in banana leaves from their booth at the Orleans Farmers' Market. It was $3. It was interesting, but a bit small and too oily. There also was not that much taro. I'm glad I tried it, but will try something else next time.

    Mango sticky rice
    Amanda B.

    I saw the sweetest couple selling Thai food at the Barrhaven Farmers' Market at Nepean Woods and I had to try some. I asked what they recommended and the man suggested the Pad Thai. They didn't have the shrimp one but they had chicken, so that's what I got, along with mango sticky rice. The Square payment wasn't working and I only had debit, so I asked them to set my food aside to walk to the bank down the road to take out some cash. Reminder to bring cash to the farmers' market! They also gave me a couple of shrimp spring rolls when I got back. The shrimp spring rolls were just whole prawn with homemade sweet chilli sauce. So simple, but very tasty. I didn't reheat them but they were still crispy. I don't usually like Pad Thai because I find that a lot of people make it too sweet, but this wasn't very sweet at all. It was good, flavourful, but the noodles were just a bit overcooked when I reheated. The mango sticky rice was my favourite. I have a confession: I've never had mango sticky rice before! I can't believe it myself. It wasn't as sweet as I thought it would be, which is great. The coconut rice and Ataulfo mango were perfect, and I would've been happy with just that, but the coconut milk put it over the top, and funny enough, I actually didn't find it super coconutty, but maybe that's just me. Super addictive and I'm already craving it again as I'm writing this. Will definitely be ordering this again, either at a farmers' market or at their restaurant, which I have yet to visit.

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    Miss Molly’s - Turkey club wrap with poutine and of course pickles

    Miss Molly’s

    4.4(18 reviews)
    5.4 km•Carlington

    As always phenomenal service, wasn't too busy for a Saturday afternoon. Forewarning weekends are…read morebusy but so worth it. It's a family run establishment and the food is all made with love. The soups are all fantastic, and their soup and sandwich deal is killer. I've eaten my way through the menu and would honestly recommend pretty much everything On the menu You wouldn't be disappointed giving this diner a shot

    So Miss Molly's Breakfast Club just opened at the end of July 2019. It was Koda's Family Diner and…read morePizzeria prior to that, Joe's Pizza and Sports Grill prior to that, and I think Studebaker Pub and Grill before that, lol. I guess there's been some turnover. It's located in an industrial park just off Clyde. So their signage says "home of the bulgogi hoagie." I love beef bulgogi, so I went in with the intentions of getting that, but I discovered that the meat is marinaded not only in sesame oil (which I can eat), but also in sesame seeds (which I can't eat), so I could not experience their bulgogi hoagie :( and had to order something else. I settled on the fish tacos ($8) with a side garden salad (the menu said $4, but I was charged $4.25, and I wasn't going to quibble over a quarter, lol). I got 2 tacos and they were 2 large pieces of pan-fried white fish on top of iceberg lettuce and diced tomatoes in a soft flour tortilla. I liked that the sour cream and salsa automatically came on the side because I hate it when places drench food in sour cream and sauces. The tacos were fine, but they lacked oomph. The fish was seasoned and wasn't bland, but there just wasn't any flavourful kick to it. As the expression goes, they weren't anything to write home about. I did appreciate that the fish wasn't oily/greasy though. So anyone who knows me knows that I look upon iceberg lettuce with great disdain. I feel that iceberg lettuce is a cheapy filler lettuce, and I much prefer a real spring/mesclun mix, or arugula, kale and/or spinach. I would even begrudgingly settle for romaine lettuce. So I was really disappointed that the salad that I received was mostly iceberg lettuce (3 simultaneous sad faces!). It did have some cucumbers, tomatoes, pickled beets, and green onions as well, and the vegetables were fresh, but I was still disappointed. I was trying to be healthy, but I should have just gotten the fries, haha. Service was very friendly and efficient. Decor is typical diner. They serve all day breakfast, and with a name like Miss Molly's Breakfast Club, I guess their specialty after the bulgogi hoagie is breakfast. I'd like to return and try their Eggs Benedict. Hopefully I'll be able to bump up my rating by a star or two. They have their own private parking lot with lots of parking spots.

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    Miss Molly’s - Miss Molly's burger and onion rings

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    Modded the chicken club to a chicken wrap with chipotle sauce and tomato cabbage soup

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    Rockin Johnny's Diner

    Rockin Johnny's Diner

    3.1(12 reviews)
    4.4 km•Civic Hospital
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    I tried the breakfast here one day before doing my Christmas shopping. I like the 50s style of the…read morerestaurant and the neon light decor. The service was okay. The food choices are great. Large portion sizes. They use pancake syrup instead of maple syrup.

    In the world today, there are too many behaviours that are trending with one objective which is to…read moreget views. Similarly, in the 'Foodie" world, the eating experience has to have Umami or any other of the 5 tastes. I can't believe the number of Adjectives used to describe food in these times. Sometimes, and I maybe dating myself here, we just want good tasting grub. Should I be calling it 'Comfort Food'? Depends on your definition. For example, food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically any with a high sugar or other carbohydrate content and associated with childhood (nostalgic or sentimental value) or home cooking. For the record, I grew up in England in the 60's & 70's. Beef drippings on Toast, full English Breakfast with fried (in bacon fat) bread & of course the ubiquitous 'Beans on Toast". To make a long review longer, I was in the Westgate mall/Carling Ave area recently for one of those visits to the Civic that require fasting as of the previous midnight. After my discharge, around NOON 30, I found myself in the parking lot of the Mall and noticed the Marque for Rockin Johnny's Diner. How could I resist. Especially since I was starving. No expectations or previous experience in this establishment to reference. But I was looking for some nostalgic Diner food. Once I received the menu, I found the Liver and Onions. Tender baby beef liver grilled and topped with sauteed onions, bacon & their famous gravy. I chose the fries as a side with corn. One can choose onion rings (why?), mashed potatoes or seasoned rice. I am very picky when it comes to my mash so, generally speaking, I only eat at home. Oh boy was it good. Everything reminded me of my earlier days. The liver was just the way I like it - not burnt but with a crispy sear on it. The bacon (at least 4 strips) covered the whole protein, it was accompanied with the right amount of onions and topped with a rich gravy. Two more items that are paramount - a warm plate so the meal stays hot til you're done and more than a few dabs of HP sauce were provided. Everything was marvelous. Like having an out-of-body experience. The only thing missing was a dinner roll or slice of bread & butter. I paired my meal with a coffee as tea in restaurants is never hot enough. Times have changed as the beverage was almost $4 but it was a bottomless cup. Final bill was a bit pricey for everyday but every once in-a-while a nice treat.

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    Rockin Johnny's Diner - Bar area, checkered tiles, retro style stools, facing downwards

    Bar area, checkered tiles, retro style stools, facing downwards

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