I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

Been going here for years and love getting food from here. They have limited options but all are so…read moregood! They have sushi options, Filipino food options, Chinese food, and more. They also do have bubble tea here - CoCo. And best of all its located in a plaza with many shopping options as well! Exploring here is so fun and there's so many options. Right beside the Sino Mall Food court is a grocery store. So not only can you get food for take-out you can also shop for groceries while waiting. Ordering from here I went to Moteru Sushi and would recommend their k-chicken bop. Definitely one of Mississauga's popular places to go to.

So excited we have a Mr. Pretzels here! We got the everything bagel and sugar cinnamon pretzels…read more They were fresh, soft, served immediately and definitely hit the spot. The service was prompt and attentive, it really felt like they cared to provide quality service. We got the Nutella and caramel dip which were wholly unnecessary so definitely something to skip next time. Great addition to the food court vibe!

This is a new small food hall consisting of food stalls with food from several cuisines…read more The food stalls are: - Momo + Bao (Himalayan) - Just Curry (Asian curries) - SubG (vegetarian and vegan subs) - Burro Loco (burritos) - Spice Island (Caribbean) The concept behind this food hall is that each stall is supposed to be a classroom where the incubator students, fresh to Canada, learn the ropes of building a food business. They are guided by seasoned mentors. It turns out I've been to this food hall before! It used to be called FLIP Kitchen with totally different food stalls. There is no free WiFi. The food hall is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms upstairs, and they are wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-080

Chefs Hall offers a wide variety of options, and I enjoyed the ramen and some small dishes I tried…read more The space is bright and modern, but it can get crowded during lunch hours. Service was polite, though a bit slow at times. Overall, a solid spot for a casual meal downtown

Lots of choices and food was amazing! There was trivia going on while we were there and it just…read moreadded some fun to the evening!

This food court opened for business on January 7th, 2012. A few restaurants within the food court…read morehave continued to open in later weeks of January. As a new food court, this place is extremely busy. I'm not sure where all of these people are coming from or where they were eating before. None of the existing places nearby have had long lines, but the lines at every restaurant in this food court are extremely long. To avoid these lines, you'll need to come before 12 or after 1. Cleanliness and Appearance - This is a new food court, and as such is very clean. There appears to be people roaming around and quickly bussing tables. It's also bright and modern. It's not like some of those depressing underground food courts. Seating: - There is ample seating. Despite the large number of people buying food here, I didn't really notice lots of people wandering around trying to find seats. This is helped by the fact that most people here are bringing their food back to the office. Variety - As of the time of this review, the following restaurants are located in this food court: - Manchu Work - chinese fast food - California Thai - unfortunately, this isn't really Thai. Most of the food is greasy battered chicken. The menu is very similar to Manchu's Wok's. It's redundant, in my opinion. - Subway - Sbarro - Pasta and Pizza - Wasabi - A noodle place - Opa! Of Greece - La Prep - this isn't in the food court, but is directly across the hallway. They sell, wraps, sandwiches, salads, and things like that. - There is also a Starbucks location and another place called Cafe Palma in the same building. There is a Druxy's down the escalator. Overall, the variety is just ok. I'd prefer a true Thai place vs. California Thai, which is just a slightly better variation of Manchu Wok. I'd also like to see more healthy options. This food court is connected to the North York Centre subway station.

This is a review for Sbarro, the pizza place ay North York city centre food court. The staff here…read moredon't know the importance of wearing gloves while handling food! I was almost shocked when the salad touched the Indian guy's hand and he simply shrugged his shoulder and added it back to my plate! I simply told him that I changed my mind and don't want the salad. Maybe I should have toughened up and told him the real reason I didn't want to eat it. Their pizza is super greasy.

So many food options at the Union Station food court. Variety of food from Asia, Jamaica, American,…read moreand fast food. We tried a couple of things here. I was pretty excited to try some Jamaican food in Toronto. Decent price for this jerk chicken plate I ordered. The flavor was there...but it was waaay too salty. If it's not salty, this would be a very good Jamaican dish. Also ordered the Shanghai noodles at another vendor. Choose your noodles, meat, and soup base. Beef noodle bowl. Flavor was okay. Cheap eats.

This is a relatively new food court since Union Station was renovated 3 months ago. It has a classy…read moreair to it. The decorations are very artsy. The food restaurants are made to look classy. Even McDonald's has a modern logo. The food court is very clean. There is a very family-friendly atmosphere. There are many food vendors in this lower level featuring global cuisine. There are two large seating areas. See my photos. There are also food vendors on the main floor. Food prices are only slightly higher than the same vendor throughout downtown Toronto.

This is a great Food Hall located in the Well on Spadina and Wellington. There are about 40…read morerestaurants to choose from, so easily something for everyone. We saw fun places to eat like La Cubana, Hooky's, Gus Tacos, Rosie's and Samosarie. For sweeter tooth cravings, you can stop at Big Fat Cookies and Mado Café. Fun, busy but very well laid out, we loved spending time here and having some good grub.

This must be the most exciting food court in the GTA. Of course, it might also be one of the most…read moreexpensive. You're not going to find the usual food court chains here but instead of wide variety of interesting options from churros to Japanese hotdogs to colourful samosas to cocktails (!) to cubanos and much much more.

This place is surrounded by food trucks with lots of lighting and tables and chairs in between all…read morethe food trucks A must visit Though some trucks are one day and sad the next time each time it's a chance you take However the prices are very reasonable You can go to any of the trucks and buy food with their menu displayed outside Very interesting though self service Most of the options are vegetarian though they do have non vegetarian options too A must visit for the fun ambiance I keep going there S often as I can