The food was great quality and the service was very personable. I was amazed to have this level of…read moreservice at a buffet environment! This was the best Mandarin I've ever been to and I'm from Toronto. Highly recommend!

I visited the Mandarin Restaurant in Niagara Falls a couple of months ago. As soon as you walk in,…read moreit feels like you've stepped into another world, the atmosphere is beautiful and very welcoming. Our server was super friendly. It wasn't too busy for dinnertime, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The buffet offered a wide variety of options, and everything was well presented. The dessert section was definitely the highlight for me and the best part of the meal. That said, I do feel the price was a bit high for a buffet-style restaurant. Overall, it was a great experience, just slightly overpriced for what it offers.

Lunch visit during the March break, they offered a promo; kids 11 yr and younger eat free with each…read morepaying adult. Cash only and seating has time limit of 90 minutes. We made reservations in case but hardly a line unlike the experience at Dragon legend( had reservations but line up for it was still out the door and around building) It was busy but lots of food at the hot tables being refilled often, beverages refreshed and dishes from our table promptly removed. Service was attentive in the dining rooms and friendly by the hostess station. Lunch had enough items to be happy with, but it seemed like they altered the BBQ/Grill station to breakfast foods, like bacon and fried eggs and had a few empty slots where I remember had items previously. Highs: -Black peppered beef cubes very very tender and flavourful - fried noodles on point - tofu pudding dessert had a gingered sugar syrup to drizzle on top Lows: -peking duck seemed more hard instead of crispy skin - fried egg Left the restaurant very stuffed, kids were happy. They felt this buffet was decent and had more flavour than the buffet on Royal Caribbean. Was worth the trip here today, would return again.

Wow it's been a while since I've been back. This place used to be THE buffet place back in the…read moreday, but like me, it's aged a bit and a little more weathered. The food is still okay, but I would say their other location (Dragon Legend) is probably the place to be. They've gotten rid of the hand pulled noodles which was always one of my favs. The menu items are still decent, but nothing spectacular. It's solid... Really a 3.5+

Dined here on Sunday evening for my Aunt's birthday and there was plenty of parking available. I…read morethink Saturday's are more busy so I'd suggest arriving earlier to secure parking. Price is $55.99 per adult and for senior (65+), there's 20% off the adult price listed. The buffet price is a bit expensive but reasonable in comparison to other buffets. There is a variety of food to choose from including seafood, meats, noodles and veggie dishes to choose from. There's a Peking Duck section and a "noodle bar" as well. My favourite was the sashimi section and it was regularly refilled whenever I went to get more food. Personally, the highlights of the buffet is the seafood and the herbal soup. They even have lamb skewers in the hot food section! Overall, a good dining experience and service was adequate. The servers came around to pick up plates and check in regularly. Received our drinks in a timely manner. No major complaints except restaurant was a bit dark where we were sat so it'd be nice to have a bit more lighting.

This is my FAVORITE restaurant to visit whenever I'm in Canada!…read more One of my uncles took me to Dragon Legend for the 1st time a few years ago and it has been on my must visit list every time I'm in Canada. It has a nice variety of dishes and my favorite thing to get is the Peking Duck (very glad that this is available for lunch and dinner). The restaurant is spacious - lots of seating available for small and large groups. The recent addition of claw machines is a nice touch for kids and adults who would like to try their hands at catching some stuffed animals and prizes. It was a highlight for both of my sons when we took them here last year. My most recent visit was this past week when I was in Canada for a work trip and got to spend a few days with family in the Markham area before going to downtown Toronto for work conference. Highly recommend checking out Dragon Legend if you are looking for a good buffet with a nice range of delicious foods.

First time coming to this restaurant and actually first time eating at any restaurant in Brampton…read more Came here as a big group of 42 and they gave us a closed off section right by the entrance to the right just behind the soft drinks section. Upon entering the restaurant I was greeted to a very clean and modern ambience that reminded me kind of like some of the big buffets in Las Vegas. Very cool setup where they have 3 self serve fountain drinks which is included in your buffet price. In the middle they have a grilling area where they are grilling Basa fish, salmon, chicken, sirloin steak. The steak was amazing they put this butter, garlic garnish on top that makes it so delicious. I had 8 of these steaks this evening! They also had a stir fry, soup noodle where you can choose your own ingredients, different vegetables and protein and carbs for them to either turn into a stir fry or soup noodle. They had plenty of ice cream to choose from as well as a soft serve ice cream machine. The service provided by the employees were top notch, so friendly, and helpful. Very pleased with my experience and just to note my visit was on a Friday night so your good selections may be different depending on a weekday or weekend.

I was kind of disappointed on my trip to wok of fame. They have a huge variety, but when it comes…read moreto the seafood, boil and cooked seafood, it all seemed old. The shrimp was hard to peel as well as a crab legs. You barely got any meat from them. The clams were pretty decent. The sushi was good as well with likes of different options. They have a whole hibachi area, which was pretty nice and tasty but for $55 a person it wasn't worth it. The service was very nice and welcoming.

We visited this restaurant to try out their AYCE LUNCH BUFFET SPECIAL which costs $21.95 (per…read moreperson and before tax) It is available daily from 12:00- 2:30 PM and it features a rotating selection of North Indian favourites that typically includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Frequent staples include their signature creamy Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer, Chana Masala, and various meat and vegetable curries, Freshly baked Naan bread, poppadoms, and more! They also have a bar featuring different salads, sauces and Traditional sweets like Gulab Jamun, fresh fruits, and ice cream for desserts. We also tried their refreshing Mango Lassi. This restaurant has been around for decades and it's great that they offer an affordable Ayce lunch promo downtown Toronto. I like the restaurant's decor and how close it is to Osgoode TTC Subway station. The service is fast and their staff are very friendly. We loved the food there.

The buffet is VERY small and quite limited. The food choices are not replenished adequately either…read more Ambiance was nice. The server lady was pleasant. Will not go back nor would I recommend this restaurant.

Mongolian Grill is an AYCE buffet style restaurant. They give you a small bowl and you walk around…read morefilling it with ingredients that their chefs cook in from of you on a large "grill". There are plenty of choices from which to choose. Meats: lamb. beef, chicken breast, Korean marinaded beef. Seafood: Shrimp, Surimi, salmon. Vegan: tofu, falafel. Noodles: lo mein, rice noodles, udon, pasta. Vegetables (not all listed): bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, green pepper, onions, spinach, hot peppers, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, bean sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, and more. Then there are about 14 sauces to choose from. You can go with one or mix. And, there are 20 spices to select from. Choose what you want. Pass to the chefs and they cook it up. There are thousands of possible combinations. It can get busy and you may have to wait 8-10 minutes for your food to taken and cooked. I don't care for their technique for cooking. Because they have divided the grill into 12 zones, they don't really "stir fry" you food. The flavors don't really mix well together. They need to toss the food a bit more so the flavors and spices mix. There is a little salad bar with lettuce, cucumbers, potato salad. macaroni salad pickled beets and a few more items. The night went they had a chicken noodle soup and minestrone soup. It's out of the way for me, but if I were passing by sometime in the future, I would return.

It's always a treat to dine at The Mongolian Grill in Whitby. It's a unique experience, featuring…read morefresh ingredients with the flavours of your choice. If you're unfamiliar with their concept, it's a buffet of raw ingredients and seasonings, including meats, seafood, vegetables, and more. Choices include beef, chicken, lamb, shrimps, fish, tofu, fresh vegetables, a wide variety of spices and seasonings, and so much more. Whether you're a meat lover, pescatarian, or vegetarian, there's more than enough to satisfy your carvings. There's also soup and salad, along with rice and tortillas, if you choose. I can never resist. After choosing your ingredients and seasonings, it will be expertly cooked for you on their huge plancha grill. It's a stir-fry, combining all the ingredients that you chose. This might be the only place where you influence the final outcome of your dish! On my first round, I chose lamb and beef, with noodles, some veggies, and Asian seasonings. It was really good. For round two, I had more lamb, more veggies, and a spicier seasoning mix. Although I would have loved to have tried some of their seafood choices, I was so full! This was a good meal! They also offer some great desserts but I was too stuffed to indulge. Check them out in the Whitby Entertainment Centrum!

We recently stumbled onto Marcello's and I must say - it's a bit of a hidden gem, chart your own…read morelunch adventure! But beware! As they charge by weight, your food can quickly add up. This spot is larger than the others I've been to, with ample room for seating. I love that there's such a wide variety of food to choose from - there's a salad bar with greens, a cold ready made bar that's often filled with different types of salads (love the undressed shrimp and avocado salad from there!), then a hot bar that often features a mix of Italian and Indian or Caribbean food (think pasta or jerk/butter/curry proteins). I often opt for a greens base with some cold prepared salads, topped with a nice chunk of grilled salmon and/or shrimps!

Food was ok. Over priced. Difficult to find…read more I was Expo more variety and better price since it is call market and deli. It is not a marker. It is more like a self serving restaurant that you pay per pound. No deli for sale You can buy sandwiches.

We had dinner here with a large group as part of our trip to Niagara Falls…read more The service for the amount of people in our group (50) was extremely efficient and fast. We had preordered everything but our drinks. We mostly all got cocktails and they came out with relative quick timing. The servers were attentive and listened to our requests for how we wanted our steaks or prime rib cooked. The sides were pretty good and included sautéed carrot purée and we also started with a small salad and fresh bread and butter. We had plenty of butter to share. Only complaint was the salad dressing was a little too light on the salad. Could have used more. Overall we had a really nice experience here. You can't beat the view of the falls and the revolving floor. Side note: It's a bit inconvenient to use the restroom here as the elevators take a while. We had some older ones in our group that I knew could not take the steep stairwell to the restroom. The restroom was clean though!

Wow. That's all I can say. We had an amazing experience at Skylon Tower for dinner! Our servers…read morewere incredible! They answered questions not only about food but about tourism, peak seasons, and anything else we could think of while we were up there. The food was phenomenal and the Early Bird Dinner was a hit! We ordered the Prime Rib and the Cordon Blue, both were fabulous and our plates were practically cleaned when they cleared our table. In addition, we opted to upgrade our desserts to other desserts available on the menu. The view was phenomenal! I am scared of heights but it wasn't terrible, the elevator ride was tough but you're able to face the other way. With dinner we also were able to go up to observation deck, since it was early March it was absolutely freezing and windy due to weather on the other side of the falls. In the warmer months I'm sure it would be phenomenal to take a walk around the outside to look. There is the option to stay indoors as it's enclosed in glass when you first get off the elevator, there's also a gift shop at the top. I'd highly recommend this restaurant for a fun experience paired with a phenomenal dinner. The pictures do not do the flavors justice.

We had come here on a Saturday at around 7:00 pm for the Italian Buffet Special, which was being…read moreadvertised as $12.95 a person. When we had first arrived, we were told that it would be a two-hour wait, and that we would need to have a pager with us at all times that would be used to notify us once a table was ready. We weren't able to get a pager immediately as they were all being used therefore, we had to wait at least fifteen minutes before we were able to get one. Once we had that pager in hand, we waited about one hour for our table, which was actually not as long as we had expected. Upon entering the restaurant via an escalator from the first floor, we were pleased to see how picturesque it was. With the large windows showcasing the horse racing at the time, along with the tables that boasted their own private television screens, we were impressed with how wonderful and inviting everything looked. Upon being seated, we were given programs on the betting available for the evening's races, which was detailed with everything we needed to know. We also noticed that there was a middle-aged woman coming around, asking us if we were interested in placing bets during our dining experience. The diners went wild during the races, which created an exciting, yet sometimes, loud atmosphere. In terms of the dining, I was pleasantly surprised with how many options were available. Since it was only $12.95 (with a Winners Circle Card), I was blown away at how much food was placed within the buffet area, with an area dedicated to bread with a variety of spreads, another area with salads and other cold appetizers (such as artichokes, cold cuts, cheese, etc.), a hot table (with such items as lasagna, pizza, chicken, fish, and more), along with a dessert section, which boasted a wide variety of desserts, and a few dishes of fruit. All of the items were well-prepared, and everything tasted fantastic, with each item at the hot table coming onto my plate hot (temperature-wise), which is rare to find in a buffet. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience at this buffet, and would highly-recommend it to anyone who wants delicious food, at a low price. The only thing that I didn't like was the waiting period, and how slow it was, considering that many guests usually sit there the entire evening, watching the races and eating for hours on end. Although this is definitely the idea of the trackside buffet, it could have been the reason why we were so delayed in getting to our table. Nevertheless, it was worth the wait, and will definitely be going again!