It's that time of the year at work. We are trying to get a software release out the door. My small…read moreteam tends to have the task of getting our deliverables in order, which requires a good week to build, with lots of checking. On Tuesday, I tossed the idea out of my colleague and intern to order lunch in. It got them motivated and pretty excited. I can't lie. I like ordering in and not thinking about what to pack for lunch! My intern and I have Uber Eats accounts. We decided that I should order and they could pay me cash. Naturally, I rarely have cash on me. Well, I do now after they paid me! We liked what Sushi House had to offer. I went first and selected bento box B on the menu. It consists of sashimi, cucumber and salmon sushi, teriyaki chicken, and shrimp and veggie tempura. I got pickled ginger to give to my colleague. The other two followed suit and ordered the same thing. My intern gave our colleague his pickled ginger, too. Each box comes with miso soup, rice for the chicken teriyaki, and salad. My intern ordered a strawberry carbonated drink that was imported from Japan. I went with a can of Diet Coke. I like ordering from Uber Eats. It's a treat for me to see when the driver has picked up the order and is driving over to deliver yummy food. It's fun and exciting for someone like me who is used to either picking up food or dining out. Small things make me happy. Our Uber Eats driver called me and said that she was coming up to our floor. My intern and I went out to meet her. She was so nice and friendly. We took our food, thanked her, and went into our meeting room to eat. Box B is huge. The sashimi and sushi rolls were fresh and delicious. The shrimp and veggie tempura were crispy and delicious. They could be less oily, but they weren't horrible at all. I liked how fresh the salad was. The chicken teriyaki was tender and yummy. The miso soup wasn't overly salty. It was perfect for me. We all tried helping my intern crack open his strawberry drink. We actually did a search online to find instructions. It is that non-intuitive. Basically, you take the nozzle and you need some sort of flat object to push it down into the top of the bottle. Then, some round ball falls into the drink, but it doesn't drop all the way down the bottle. Once you have those steps down, you can drink from it. He said that the drink was okay. With the effort that he put into setting his drink up to consume, it wasn't worth $3. The drink was also 200 mL in size, which is rather small. This eatery is located in Woodbine Centre Shopping Centre. Who knew? I drive by this mall all the time, but don't go in. I now have a reason to. This eatery makes decent sushi at affordable prices. You get a lot of food, too. (447)

Great to have sushi to accompany my bubble tea so I ordered the spicy crab meat…read more It tasted yummy, but I could tell that it had been sitting there since the crunchy part which I think is tempura was a little soggy. My boyfriend ordered some noodle dish that was alright but nothing with a wow factor. If I do decide to come back I would ask to make it fresh before my eyes because the food court has many other things to offer.

Tips: - Sign up for Edo coin rewards. You earn coins that…read moreyou can redeem twoards food and drinks. - Edo Japan has a monthly bento box deal that comes with a fountain drink. I was at Erin Mills Town Centre and needed to fetch dinner. I saw this Edo Japan that faces Eglinton Avenue West. Perfect! I had no problem finding a parking spot in front to this eatery. I pulled into an available spot and walked in. This Edo Japan is located in a block of four businesses, including BarBURRITO, KFC, and a cannabis store. It used to be Paramount Middle Eastern Cuisine. I walked in and was warmly greeted by a female staffer. I asked her whether there was a bento special for the month, as I remember having it a few months ago. For July, it's the beef and chicken teriyaki. Nice! I got two bento options: - Tempura shrimp - Gyoza I learned that my bento box deal comes with a fountain drink. Yay! The woman asked how many scoops of teriyaki sauce I wanted. It was such a good question to ask right off the bat. I said two, which is my norm. I got my Edo coins QR code scanned. She let me know that I had nearly $6 to spend on anything whenever I felt like it. Perfect! I was dining in and found a table to sit down. It did take some time for the tempura and gyoza to be made, which was expected. Eventually, a staffer came over with a paper bag with handles. I let him know that my order was for dining in. He quickly headed back to the kitchen and put everything on a tray from the paper bag. He was wonderful! I had to ask for a cup for my drink. Same thing. He quickly fetched one for me. Customer service was stellar. He corrected everything quickly. I filled my cup with Diet Coke and ice. I went back to refill it before I left to head home. It was cold and washed everything down while I dined in. I loved my meal. The chicken and beef teriyaki were tasty and full of flavour. The veggies and teriyaki sauce were yummy. The steamed rice was perfectly cooked. I loved the tempura shrimp. They were crispy and plump. The dipping sauce paired nicely with them The gyoza is always my go-to bento side. They were packed full of flavourful pork filling and pan-fried to perfection. I loved the dipping sauce that came with them. I used the washroom before I left. There are two gender-neutral single stalls. The one that I used was clean. The other one was wheelchair-accessible, with a button to open the door that was green to indicate that the washroom was vacant. It was weird seeing a female customer wipe down the table that I was at when I was heading out the door. I frankly ate everyrhing from my tray and didn't leave a mess. I guess she wanted to be sure that it was clean for her liking. I will give this couple full marks for selecting the same table, because it's in a quiet corner of the eatery. I'm come back here to have more good eats. It's a popular place for folks doing takeout while I was here. One woman had nearly $40 worth of Edo coins, which was mighty impressive. (301)

I had the teriyaki chicken bowl, and it was delicious! All of the ingredients tasted fresh, and my…read morebowl was prepared very quickly, even though it was freshly made. The portion size was generous and definitely filling. Overall, it was a great experience with fresh food, fast service, and good value. I'd love to come back.

Mandarin is always good, fresh and I just love that you can basically try any kind of Chinese dish…read more The buffet has a wide selection, the service is amazing, the staff are fast friendly and pay lots of attention to you while they move your finished plate fast. The restaurant and seating area look super clean. I enjoyed my three plates! Cost: $40.99 per adult. Friday-Saturday-Sunday

Great service the staff Shae Sean and sumit were great. Food was really fresh went at 12 pm for…read morelunch. Great place to take tourists

chicken wings were amazing rice good soy sauce tasted weird…read more desert was amazing the jello and chocolate cake was so wonderful Service amazing looked nice felt nice

Freshly prepared, plentiful and excellent selection. Service is first class from the hot towels at…read morethe beginning to the hot towel at the end. Nice room. Was there for lunch.

Hello fellow foodies I stopped by this Chinese takeout place close to my place for there lunch…read morespecial since there reviews were decent . Let's start with the food review Food 4/5 I was very impressed with the portion size for only $9.75 , it was a huge portion as mater of fact I had lunch and dinner with this portion size and i was full .I was also impressed with the quality for the most part , the meat was in generous large chunks unlike most Chinese places, I think there was a full chicken breast in my platter and good large chunks of pork with minimum breading .The lemon chicken was cooked perfectly in a very tasty lemon sauce . The sweet and sour pork was my only complaint hence not a higher score it was nice large size pieces but seemed it was over fried and it was hard to chew but the sweet and sour sauce was amazing , the chicken fried rice was cooked to perfection and seasoned really nicely , the perfect amount of moisture and not oily . If the pork was not overcooked it would of been perfection. Service 3/5 very typical Chinese service , I am giving this place a 3 only because the service should of been better but very typical of Asian service I waited almost 20 minutes for my food hence the lower score that is my only real concern with this place other then that the food was pretty impressive Chinese cuisine.

I've wanted to check this place out for some time but never got to it until today. I was craving…read morenoodles for lunch and remembered this place. Upon reviewing what fellow yelpers thought of this place, I figured today's the day! And this place did not disappoint. The selection of food is big, there's something for everybody, noodle dishes, rice dishes with chicken, pork, beef ...everything is there. Lunch specials are amazing too. I had a beef noodle dish for just over $7 and the portions are big. I can eat a lot but after the lunch I was completely stuffed. This lunch was so good, I had to go back that evening to order dinner for the whole family. Between the mother in law, wife and myself and three kids, we had a feast of wonderful noodle and rice dishes for just over $30. This place is amazing and I could only recommend it. This sure won't be my last time i was here.

Checked it out, the place is very clean. They have several tables to dine in…read more The meat is displayed in an appealing way. You can choose to take food to go cooked or uncooked. Mango lassi was absolutely delicious. It came in a bottle sealed. It was fresh and very tasty Tried the chicken wrap, it came with seasoned fries, they were a little salty but they replaced it with new ones less salty which was nice of them. The wrap was flavourful. Overall the experience was enjoyable.

This place has raw, marinated and cooked items, from chicken tikkas (3 flavours) to kebobs, soy,…read morefish and paneer. I do not eat meat but my hubby and son have come 3 days within one week so I can say it's a hit. They have enjoyed the khati rolls,(they are small) Kebob roll and I ordered the 3 different chicken tikkas , cooked, for some guests. The quality of the meat is good and hubby says better than other marinated meat shops. It is pricier by about $3/pound but the convenience of it being down the street is ideal. The interior is clean and has some seating to eat inside (fast casual). They were kind enough to let me sit with hubby and have my vegan shake while hubby ate as they advised they had nothing for a vegan, gluten free eater.

They don't serve complementary water. They have bottled water available. Not sure you had to pay…read morefor it. They don't offer second round of banchan(sidedish) refill either. However I would still go back for their homemade tofu and makgeolli. Ordered Chodang best combo #1($65.95). Spicy soft tofu stew, bulgogi, tofuyaki... they were all delicious. Panfried croaker fish to come with combo was really good. This combo was good enough to feed 4 people if you order extra stone pot rice. Freshly cooked stonepot rice is another bonus. They pour water in a stonepot after they serve you rice. Koreans enjoy brown crusted rice soaked in water with their meals.

I've been coming to Cho Dang for over 10 years. I don't live close by anymore, so my visits have…read morebeen a lot less frequent, but I don't think I've gone a year without visiting them at least once, even during the pandemic. I've never tried a single entree other than their soon tofu stews. I've had their toasted mandu, as well as their various tofu appetizers, but I've never had their bento boxes or bibimbaps. That's how good their tofu stews are - I've just never been compelled to try anything else. Your order typically comes with typical Korean side dishes - kimchi, bean sprouts, some tofu, fish tofu, etc. Your meal also typically comes with a small fried fish - I'm not sure what kind of fish this is, but I've seen it served at other Korean restaurants as well. I'm also not sure if this is served with entrees other than the tofu stews. That said, the fish tends to be on the salty side, but can be a nice appetizer for the stew ahead. I've tried all the variations of the tofu stew that Cho Dang offers (e.g., beef, pork, dumpling, seafood, mixed, etc.). My go-to is the beef stew, for simplicity, but the others are good as well depending on your taste and preference. I've always found the stew flavourful, especially if you try not to shy away from the spice level, but I've definitely experienced times when it felt watered down - it's unfortunate that it's not perfectly consistent. The tofu stew comes with rice cooked in a stone bowl. The rice in the stone bowl is scooped into a separate bowl for you, and the stone bowl is then filled with hot water to create kind of a roasted rice tea (sungnyung). You can choose to drink this, or not - I find that it's nice for a few sips but ultimately it's just rice water. I've grown accustomed to scraping the bits of rice off the bowl to eat with the rest of my tofu stew. The restaurant itself is your quintessential hole in the wall. It's very nondescript, and the space isn't very big. Even in the best of times, they could seat maybe 6 tables at a time. They wouldn't be able to handle any more tables anyways - the place is run by a husband and wife pair, without any other help. As other reviews have noted, the service can be hit or miss. Over the years, the owner that manages the front of house has acted increasingly curmudgeonly. However, if you look past that, you'll see that she's simply trying to keep things moving along and to be efficient. That said, while I'm a bit intimidated by her, I still keep coming back.

Little Tokyo is a staple restaurant in Oakville that has been there for over 20 years! I have been…read moregoing here over the years and finally decided to leave a review. They serve consistently good quality home cooked Korean meals. Last time I went in, I noticed the restaurant was renovated and offers nice in restaurant seating. Meals take around 20 min to prepare, you can call ahead for takeout. The employees are always nice. I got the chicken teriyaki and bulgogi. My fam got the bibimbop and sushi (a newer offer). Meals are served hot and will not disappoint!

Had no idea what yakisoba was so I dropped by Little Tokyo Fast Food to find out…read more I ordered the chicken yakisoba to go @ $10. It comes with rice, salad and chicken with terriyaki sauce on a bed of thin udon noodles. It was delicious! The salad had a nice light ginger sauce that was very pleasant. I wish there was more. Next time I might ask for 2 salads and no rice. The main dish was flavourful, the meat was well done and the noodles were el dente too! Next time I would get spicy instead of medium. When I went there at 2pm they had take out only. So be aware of that. Yes they do serve beer too at $4.5 for a bottle of domestic and $5.5 for a bottle of Japanese beer.