Come hungry and don't forget to get fries on your Laffa! Of this place knows one thing, it knows…read morehow to leave you full but always wanting to come back for more!!!!

The chicken had fantastic seasoning, and the bread was to die for. They made the Lafa right then…read moreand there which was my line. The people that work there did seem a little bit like they hated us, but it was late and maybe they were just tired. It's your typical quick serve so there is some seating but it's nothing crazy. Perfect for a quick bite and the servings are huge so you will be full!

A good variety and options of Asian food and snacks. One of the better Asian supermarkets in the…read morearea. I prefer this location between the 2 T&T locations in the area. It feels less crowded and more room to move around though check out occasionally gets busy (mainly midday weekends). There is a large seating area if you happened to go grocery shopping around lunch and dinner.

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Amazing food, great prices. Their pita bread doesn't have any fake ingredients. I love this place!…read more The service was great!.

This is an excellent Middle Eastern grocery store that also has an in-house bakery, hot food…read moresection, and small area to eat / dine in. They carry all of the Middle Eastern household grocery staples: different varieties of pita bread, dates, figs (both dried and fresh), bulgur (different coarseness levels), tahini, hummus, babbaghanoush, labneh, dried fruits and nuts, olives, etc. Product quality for both the produce and dried goods is EXCELLENT. They carry a lot of international products that might not be as easily found in other chain supermarkets. Arz Fine Foods also manufactures, packages, and sells a lot of their own branded products, ranging from chopped and packed produce (e.g. parsley, salads) to pita bread and jams. Their bakery / sweets section offers a variety of different baklavas, freshly made knafeh, Turkish delights, and more. The hot food section allows you to order on the spot and they make it fresh. Menu includes manakeesh, grilled items, and sides (rice, potatoes, mixed vegetables, tabbouleh, etc.). There are a few very small tables if you wish to dine in. In the other section with readily prepared foods, there are mujaddara (rice & lentils with fried onions), arnabeet (charred cauliflower), grilled eggplant, dolma (stuffed grape vine leaves), stuffed cabbage rolls, falafels, mutabal, and more -- a lot of my favourite Middle Eastern vegetarian and vegan food items! There is free parking available right outside in the parameters of the supermarket, but the parking space is tight and always packed. Turnover for parking spots is quite fast though (we never had to wait more than 2 minutes to get a spot). The interior of the supermarket is quite small, crammed, and always busy. But everyone seems to always be courteous enough to make room for each other and let each other pass. The lineup for cashier (using a common line) may seem long at times, but it moves fast. The cashiers work at lightning speed.

Is there really anything better than a tried and true dish from a reliable food court eatery?…read more I love eating at food courts with my family as it gives us a chance to sample multiple dishes from different places and still eat together. This was one of those days. My daughter had a craving for ho-fun (stir-fired rice noodle dish), so we opted to sample their beef option. The noodles were beautifully fried with great wok-hei and the velveted beef sliced were tender and easy to eat. The usual addition of green onion, bean sprouts and eggs made for a satisfying addition to our lunch. Overall flavour of the ho-fun was spot on and my daughter was happy. :) We'll be back to sample more of their abundant offerings soon!

Solid food court spot for HK style Chinese food takeout! Canton Kitchen Chartwell runs such a…read moresmooth operation with so many delicious tasting dishes to choose from, you won't be disappointed. Did I mention how tasty the food was? The fresh quality of their ingredients is what makes it so special and the chefs know how to cook them the traditional ways, properly. Special Combos available. A busy spot on weekends makes it a crowd pleaser. This is worth a mention. 125. 魚香茄子 Eggplant w minced pork 137. 蒜蓉豆苗⋯（特價） Snow pea leaves w garlic sauce 91. 時菜斑球 Sliced fish w vegetable 送絲苗白飯三碗 3 bowls of rice

Bought to share with my colleagues! Quite place with lots…read moreof seating. Service was good. Staff explained the menu and what they recommend for the amount of people we have. The food was good. The chicken wraps was not dry and the white sauce was very flavorful. We split this among 3 people and i think we only ate half. You also get coleslaw, pickles and turnip but i forgot to take a picture of those. Fries were freshly fried so they remained nice and crispy. Hot sauce was nice. Was not a vinegary hot sauce like tabasco which i like. Highly recommend trying the wraps for something filling and flavourful on the cheap

I ordered the Chicken Family Platter with my coworkers and we were so impressed ! We knew what to…read moreexpect but we figured it would just closely resemble the picture, but nope. It was EXACTLY like the photo! The portion was her generous and the taste was just as good !! The shawarmas had the perfect balance of everything and to top it off (literally) they provide even more sauce. The service was quick and the workers were kind. The inside was not crowded and had plenty of seats. I will definitely come back here !

Ordered delivery. First impression was the toxic styrofoam containers that were melted into my…read morefood. Not too happy about that. There's a reason styrofoam is banned in New York state. Should be banned here too! We ordered the gyros dinner & chicken legs dinner. They came with rice, 1 roasted potato, & small salad. The gyros were inedible due to the salt content. Chicken was ok, although extremely salty as well. Both had great potential if it werent for the handful of salt in each plate. Wont order again due to the styrofoam & salt content. The wait for decent Greek food in the area continues....... Great value tho, if you dont mind melted styrofoam and lots of sodium.

The best French fries EVER! Sada is amazing! Always…read morefriendly and has a smile on her face. What a delight. Today I'm enjoying the falafel dinner plate. For $8 what a deal.

This is one of the 3 go to spots for its family. Great flavors at a good value. And there is a 10%…read morediscount for take out. I think we've been going there for over 10yrs. They have lots of good dishes. See my other reviews. There is one dish I miss. There's used to have this lemon chicken that was stringy deep fried chicken with lemon sauce on it. But they change their recipe years ago it is like everyone else's now... no longer special. Large long spears of chicken white meat with a lemon sauce. Boring. So we don't order it anymore. They have lots of other good stuff still. And the dining room has been updated.

Heard so many good things about this place, and since this restaurant has been around for over 10…read moreyears, we decided to give it a try on a Sunday afternoon. The restaurant is small but quite clean inside. It looks like they recently renovated. The service wasn't as good as some of the other reviews suggested, but it was pretty much what you would expect from a typical Hong Kong café--very casual. We ordered the chicken with vegetables. There was a good variety of vegetables, and the portions were quite large. However, the plate was so small that it was difficult to get to the food underneath if it wasn't on top. I don't understand why they couldn't simply use a bigger plate, which seems like the easiest solution after a renovation. The prices weren't as good as we had anticipated. Maybe we just didn't order the right dishes. They also offer dish combos, but instead of letting you choose the dishes, they have set combinations to choose from, very limited choices.

The food is tasty and the service is good. Ordered chicken…read moreshawarma, which came with fries and grilled vegetables but also has options for roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, and others. The beef tacos and chicken wings were also on point. Pricier than the average restaurant because everything is kosher. If you want kosher meals, this restaurant is a must try

So I gave this place another shot (several times actually) since my initial review in 2013…read more I've at best have had mixed experiences, and there have been some lows. There was one instance where my family ordered a bunch of laffas with different fillings and they just phoned it in by packing them with the same ingredients in each one. But this last interaction really took the cake for me. Long story short, my family or I won't be returning ever again. The largest issue I have with Kosher establishments in the GTA is that they are less focused on the food itself and more on the business side of things. There are times where I've eaten food that is so devoid of passion and care that it's a waste of money for me. That is exactly what happened to me and my family recently. Essentially, we ordered take out and hauled the food back up to where we live in Richmond Hill, it's about a 20-30 minute drive once everything is said and done. The bags were unpacked and we all began to tuck in. However, my mother in law's laffa smelled off as if something had turned. I took a sniff myself to confirm and I wouldn't have chanced it myself. So we called and asked if a credit could be applied as they are regulars to this location. The manager at the time offered little in flexibility noting that it was an hour from closing and that they wouldn't do anything unless we drove all the way back south to prove that something was wrong. We tried to explore all of the options possible that didn't end in eating a questionable laffa and wasting $20 down the toilet. The manager wouldn't budge and even suggested to bring it in the next day if we happen to be in the area. At this point, I had enough and brought the laffa down and made the trek in the middle of a family celebration as my diabetic mother in law was without a meal for the evening. When I presented the laffa to the staff, they themselves smelled the laffa (conveniently surrounded by other food to possibly mask anything they probably should have smelled) and said it was fine and that all the food was made fresh so its impossible. As someone who cooks daily for his family, I know what food that has turned smells like and what food I would possibly take a chance on. This is definitely not the case, there was something there that wasn't fresh. I'm sure they do try to ensure it, but sometimes things happen. I don't kick up a storm over things like this for fun. I also rarely ask for refunds when eating out, but this was a case where it was clear and I stood my ground. After some back and forth, the manager agreed to a refund as the $20 laffa included fries, so I only received $17. At the time, I had agreed to accepting it without knowing that we didn't receive fries with our order, so that was another issue I found out when I got home. In comparison to another restaurant we ordered from the same evening. On my way home from the pick up, I received a call to tell me they missed part of the order and immediately offered a credit the next time I was in. And that is the stark difference I'm talking about where I am beginning to notice that kosher restaurants in Toronto pick the business side of things over quality and the passion for food. I know this isn't a great time for restaurants and I know people are hurting. But customer service doesn't just go out the window because of the hard times we're all going through. Take care of your client base and they will take care of you. In this case, the management chose the $20 over a family of customers that were loyal and opted to go here over other kosher eateries in the city. For that, I am truly upset and could have been resolved in an easier fashion than this experience. Also, you can't label chicken satay on the Sharing Platter on your menu and also list it with Teriyaki in the description. They are two VERY different dishes from two VERY different cuisines. What you were looking for was Chicken SKEWER. Sorry, that was out of left field, but it's bothered me since I saw it and it's lived rent free in my head for a while. TLDR: We ordered, we picked up, one dish didn't smell great, we complained, they said to make the half hour trek down south to talk it over. I came back half an hour later, they said it was fine, it wasn't and I was short changed on the refund. I wouldn't recommend this place for the food or the service and that's kind of the point of going to a restaurant in the first place.