I have been eating Chinese food most of my life. They make moo shu pork really well here. Everything else I have tried is not very tasty. I have had good service, and the place is attractive. read more

Great neighborhood restaurant with great food. Friendly staff, quick delivery and always tasty. Love this establishment!

I ordered the special fried rice as a takeout dish. Food was pretty when I got home and the service was friendly and quick.

Hospitality- 9/10. Our server was very quick, gave us exceptional suggestions. But was also very quick at removing dishes. Hardly had any time to think if we wanted more. Lol. Spicy Schezwan veg noodles - tasted good. Had a nice sauce at the bottom giving the noodles a nice flavour. You don't really need a gravy with these Veg spring rolls - These have been so far the best I have had in Toronto. Must try. The plum sauce that came with it was one of a kind as well Tofu in bean sauce - tofu was chewy but the sauce was absolutely amazing Crispy ginger chicken - these tasted awesome. Must try. Our server suggested it and glad that she did. The portions were good and you will not at all regret your visit. Topped with fortune cookies, this meal made my day. read more

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This is the worst Chinese food I have tasted. Ordered: Vegetable Lo Mein -- it was soggy and tasteless. Black Bean Ho Fun -- Again tasteless Tons of noodles very little beef and very few black beans. Chicken with Broccoli-- Broccoli was good but little flavour and chicken tasted strange. Crispy Vegetable Spring Rolls -- Oily on the outside, mush on the inside. I understand that these are challenging times but this food was not cheap. It seems that no effort was put in to make it edible. Cannot recommend this garbage at all. We feel ripped off read more

C'est Bon - noodles and vegetables in a plastic container - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I have been a loyal customer for over 20 YEARS. lastnight i had guests and ordered $130 worth of food. Because they are often busy over the holdidays i placed the order at 4pm for delivery at 7:15pm. THey assured me they would cook it just before. THEY DID NOT. The food was ICE COLD, and i do mean ICE COLD. it was Not the drivers fault. They obviously cooked the food at 4pm and left it to delivery. The mushrooms we had to spit out as they were bad in teh beef and mushrooms and snow peas. The snow peas were so saugy. Basically we threw out the food after heating it and still soggy and awful. I called them today and THEY DID NOTHING,NOTHING after 20 or 25 years of being loyal. find another chinese food. THESE PEOPLE HAVE ZERO INTEGRITY, ZERO. Blessings. read more

This used to be my go to takeout Chinese restaurant. But either the quality of the food has gone down over the years or my tastes are more refined? The dry cooked green beans are no longer dry cooked they're just fried green beans. The spicy eggplant used to be one of my favorite dishes but they changed something in the recipe. The spicy peanut tofu now contains a bunch of raw onions (too many). I'll still order from here but its no longer my favourite. read more

My daughter and I ordered lemon chicken, fried rice, chicken chop suey, and fried pork dumplings. I loved it all, and my daughter loves the lemon chicken, and eats her whole serving. She's 8. She is sitting beside me eating an ice cream right now. read more

The food tastes as good as it looked. The atmosphere was comfortable as it gets. :) The service is warm and absolutely will be back soon. read more

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The most noticeable things in this restaurant are: 1) the strange straw roof over the bar/cashier that brushes against your head if you're tall 2) the chefs in the back talking very loudly in Cantonese in the kitchen The staff here were very polite when I went. The lunch specials are priced very well at $7.95 including rice, soup, spring roll and fortune cookie. The food was good. The wonton soup was satisfying but only had 2 wontons. the rice was fresh and the meat was not soggy with minimal amount of breading. I would come here again. They have no wifi. read more

C'est Bon - Kung Po chicken lunch special (takeout) - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I feel like C'est Bon has been around forever and yet I'd somehow never tried it before. We were looking to order some Chinese food for dinner one cold November night and I figured the time was right to finally give this place a shot. Big mistake. We ordered three items: Home-Made Egg Roll: This basically tasted like a frozen egg roll you'd buy at the supermarket. There were no distinct flavors or textures contained within, and the filling all came out on the first bite. Some kind of sauce might've helped but all that was provided were a few generic packets of plum sauce. We moved onto the mains hoping for an improvement. No dice. Sweet and Sour Breaded with Fresh Pineapple: This was dominated by the garden-variety and very familiar sweet-and-sour taste one associates with sweet and sour chicken balls. It's as though they took a whole jar of that sickly-sweet concoction and dumped it into a bowl of breaded chicken. It was pretty nasty, actually. Making matters worse, the chicken was completely soggy from swimming in that sauce. C'est Bon Spicy Chicken ("One of our own creations and one of our best sellers"): If this is one of their best sellers, I'd hate to see what does poorly on their menu. This really had virtually no flavor whatsoever, and it goes without saying that not a hint of spice was to be found. The chicken was mushy and the veggies were forgettable. What on earth would possess any restaurant to serve a dish this terrible? So yeah, needless to say we shan't be ordering from C'est Bon again. read more

they used to be good but last few times, not so much. the spring rolls tasted like they were cooked in very old grease. I had a stomach ache all night and my husband made several trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night. we need to find a new place! read more

Ordered Singapore noodles, dumplings, beef & brocoli, fried rice, everything was great. This place never disappoints me.

I really didn't want to post this review, but this is the worst American Chinese food takeout I've ever had. I'm a 3 minute walk from the restaurant and made sure to get there on time and get home quickly so the food would not sit and get cold. We ordered two noodle dishes, black bean beef noodles and a vegetable low meen and both of them were over cooked and soggy. The noodles were so over cooked it lost all its structural integrity. Ordered chicken balls and it was basically 98% stale bread that tasted like oil and 2% chicken. We also order Chinese brocolli which was also overcooked and mushy and came sitting in a pool of oil and water. read more

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C'est Bon, I wanted to like you, I really did but you had to go and break my heart ... The food here really surprised me. But it wasn't the food that will prevent me from ever returning, its the recent experience. I have been here twice, the first time we had amazing service from a very nice guy, he was very friendly and talkative. That would have been my first visit and I found C'est Bon from their coupon in the entertainment book. Which was for a free entree, I made sure before ordering that if I ordered rice that it would not be the free entree as rice is just a side if you ask me. The waiter insured us that they will remove the middle entree, which sure enough they did. So we decided to go back after a couple weeks and there was different people working, a woman who I assume may have been the owner and a guy. The woman seemed to be ignoring people and eventually just disappeared and left altogether. Anyway, we had another coupon, ordered the exact same food and when the bill came, the rice was the one that was removed.. Then we were told that's the way it is etc etc, basically he was trying to tell us that we were liars. That's a good way to keep customers from returning, the right thing would have been to fix it but he was very rude about the whole thing. Why be surprised when you don't get a tip is beyond me. Based on this experience, I don't care how amazing the food is or isn't , I will never go back. read more

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I have had the experience of both dining in and having my meal delivered to my home. The name of the place includes the word, "authentic." I don't think I've ever had authentic Chinese food prior to going to C'est Bon so I'll have to take their word for it. Mind you, on the menu you will find the American classics like 'Chicken Balls' and 'General Tao Chicken.' As mentioned by Joy S., the portions are quite big. I would recommend you eat at C'est Bon with an empty stomach. Service is excellent. Staff is friendly and efficient. If dining it, you want to call ahead of time as seating is quite limited. If you decide to order delivery or take-out, then seating shouldn't affect you in any way. The menu is quite extensive so you're overwhelmed with choices. Each section of the menu is divided up into categories [i.e. rice, poultry, vegetables] so make sure that you have an idea of what you're jonesing to eat. If not, you might take a very long time deciding what to eat... which may lead to you annoying your dining companions... which in turn might have you lose the privilege of dining with said companions. You can always take the easier route of ordering the 'Dinner for 2' or 'Dinner for 3' combinations.... that always works too. The food is pretty good and I recommend everything on the menu; you wont feel queasy after eating it. Definitely try the Fried Mars Bar as a dessert. I don't want to know the calorie count or the fat content, but... it's really good! You have a Mars Bar in a Spring Roll shell. For the last few times that we were patrons of C'est Bon, we have had delivery. The fastest time it took for our food to arrive was 30 minutes and the slowest was 45 minutes. Unfortunately if you don't live within their boundaries, delivery may not be an option. Yay, I am a fan. read more

Walked in to a quaint little place with a French name on a Chinese Board and a Hawaiin like tikki shack as their bar / cashier area. Initially I didn't have high hopes for obvious reasons but I was pleasantly surprised. There seemed to be a never ending amount of people walking in to pick up their take out orders so I guess this place is more popular for that than dine-ins. Which is understandable as it looked like they only had about 6 tables altogether. We ordered the Tom Yum soup, extra spicy, which I found amazing and it also tremendously helped open my sinus and taste buds for the evening. If you have a flu / cold, this is a must-try menu item on the list. You can thank me later. We also ordered the Manchu chicken and General Tao chicken and I completely agree with Sherry K. on yelp and found the General Tao chicken really good. I wasn't too fond of the Manchu chicken or the service as such but am looking forward to a trip back to this place to try their other items, perhaps their Schezwan Shrimp as a lot of people who were walking in seemed to be ordering it that day. read more

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I have ordered for delivery form C'est Bon many times and have never been disappointed. I recommend the General Tsao Chicken, large chicken chuncks in a rich spicy sauce. The Orange Chicken is nicely sented with orange flavour and very yummy. If you order the SINGAPORE RICE VERMICELLI you will not be disappointed, curry rice noodles with egg, shrimp, pork and veg very delisious. The Beef and Broccolii was very generious with lots of veg of course and the meat wasn't shaved down like in most restaurants, it was nice size bites. C'est Bon uses generious portions of vegetable and they are not skimpy on the meat. Definately a must try! read more

This is your typical non-authentic Chinese food place but with a bit of an upscale feel. There is limited seating inside which I did appreciate for some reason. The egg rolls were fine, nothing super special but not horrible. I ordered General Tso chicken which was nice, the vegetables were cut into nice big chunks. My boyfriend ordered the beef curry which he was pleased with. We ordered the lo mien to share and it was good but nothing special. I would go back if I was craving a non-authentic Chinese food again. The place is clean and quaint. Be warned though if you order a soda, you do get it in a can with a glass of ice, hence the three stars instead of four. read more

Simply not very good food. Bland and gooey. Small portions for the price. Rude staff. Won't be back given all the other options out there.

This is location is my neighborhood's Chinese restaurant. I've been a repeat customer of theirs. It's unfortunate that they are unable to take any feedback. Upon calling to reorder another item, because my first item wasn't good ... I was told that's "how it's supposed to be". With other options out there they've lost my business. It's quite unfortunate that after remodeling their interior, they're unwilling to even hear feedback. There are options north of Lawrence that offer much better value and quality. read more

Tonight was the first time I ordered from C'est Bon in Toronto, and we enjoyed every bite; very tasty. Jeffrey Joseph read more

C'est bon. You know, driven past this place, walked past it for years. From the outside I always thought the Chinese food would be like a cheap kind of American Chinese experience. Covid time, so we reached out this past weekend to show local support We were pleasantly surprised. It's more expensive than Chinatown. But delivery was prompt for a Lunar New Year. We will order from them again. Oh, portions are large - so plenty leftovers. Order the Tofu! So good ! read more

I've been coming here on and off since they took over the fish and chip by the same name, and the had the slogan "more than just fish and chips" It was fine back then, when there were no nearby options, but now this place has got to up it's game. The demographic that goes nuts for egg rolls and chop suey is fading quickly. The average midtowner knows of at least one of the Congee Queen, Time, King, Star places that are much much better. Or, if the place is still Taiwanese owned, how about rocking a real Taiwanese menu, instead of a mish-mash of mostly fake Chinese food? I gave 2 stars. One for each dish they do well. Crispy Ginger Chicken. When done well, it's crispy, caramelized, sweet, and savoury. When done poorly it's a salty, soggy, mess. Can't tell if it is different chefs, or just an inconsistent one. The other dish is the basil chicken, which like the above is great when they do it well. Typically, I don't deviate from these 2 dishes, but each time I do I am met with disappointment. Recently I got the chow mein that was full on soggy. Totally unacceptable these days. If any of the employees that might read this, ask yourself honestly - how many of the dishes on the menu would you say are authentic? How many of them would you order of you were a customer? Yea, thought so..... read more

C'est Bon - Soggy soggy chow mein - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I got like 3 dishes and thought everything was just okay. Maybe If you eat in could be different

Awful. The prices are outrageous for what you get. Chicken balls are all dough - hardly any chicken, their ginger beef is dry and honestly not a pleasure to eat at all!!!! Also a friend of mine got sick as well after eating their food! read more

First time trying this chain. Ordered a vegetarian combo for lunch and I was very happy with the portion size and taste. Will definitely return. read more

C'est Bon - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

BOY COTT. I hope the douche bag owner goes to hell. The food isn't amazing. it's alright. I've been there so many times and the owner has always been rude to me ( i think now it might be a racist thing) despite the fact that i tend to order more than normal (i like take away for lunch the next day) and tip high. One day, i placed an order for pick up that was meant for 10 ppl. I spent some good coin. When i went thereto pick up i asked him for hot sauce. He gave me two measly packets. I asked for more given the number of ppl. He gave me shit for asking for more going into his costs. I'm sorry but i don't see how two packets is enough for an order for 10 ppl, and then he tried to charge me 25cents a packet. I was not being unreasonable in any way. I just hate cheap people and i'm done with this place. It's an analogy and tells you how he must manage his kitchen. Based on this experience, i don't trust his food. He'll do anything to save a buck or two. Oh and on a few occasions, i've seen him yell at his staff pretty bad. Now that you've read this story, keep an eye out for yourself and let me know what you experience. read more

I can't believe I forgot to review C'est Bon! Familiarity means forgetting how special something is. Everyone's laughing at the 'authentic' part of the title. So am I. It's authentic Chinese-Canadian food, complete with egg rolls and fortune cookies and fried rice. It is not what you'd get in Chinatown. That said, if you grew up with Chinese-Canadian takeout C'est Bon is miles and miles above the rest. It's less greasy and less salty, and more diverse -- not every Chinese takeout will have rice vermicelli or glorious black bean sauce or big boxes of perfectly prepared green vegetables. Or piles and piles of tofu on the menu. Vegetarians, this is where to get your tofu fix. The black bean sauce is absolutely to die for. I keep meaning to order other things but I keep going back to the black bean tofu. Everything they do is done well. I've never actually eaten in the restaurant, although the storefront and patio look pretty nice for the class of restaurant. I always get delivery and it's super fast -- if they say 40 minutes it'll probably be under 30. They've never gotten an order wrong (despite the weird poor quality of the phone in a very loud kitchen) and everything is always hot and fresh. The free-delivery area is huge and there are two locations depending on whether you're north or south of Eg -- the 2680 Yonge store is the southern one, so if you're north call the other number. I'll miss these guys when I make the inevitable move to a less expensive neighbourhood. read more

After trying out the other C'est Bon location and loving it, I decided to check this location out with friends. This C'est Bon has a free parking lot in front of the restaurant which is convenient for those driving in. The place looks somewhat unattractive from the outside but it's not too bad inside. The interior is rather small, casual and quiet. I right away realized that I liked the other location better as it was more alive and trendy in comparison. The food at C'est Bon is excellent! Reasonably priced, the menu offers a wide variety of Asian dishes, the portions are good, and the food is very yummy. My group shared a bunch of dishes and my favorites have to the spicy peanut tofu ($9.95), satay chicken ($10.50), hot and sour soup ($3.25) and more. The food is hot, fresh, flavorful and filling.The service here was really good too- friendly and efficient. C'est Bon is a great Pan-Asian restaurant with tons of yummy and reasonably priced options. Personally I rather dine at the other location south of Yonge and Eglinton since that location is more pleasing to the eye. read more

Myself as well as 2 other people got horribly ill after eating their food. Besides that, the food was lower than sub par. I didnt expect much and got a lot less. The prices are in my opinion very expensive for the quality that you recieve. I would not suggest eating here. read more

C'est Bon? Well, it's good... SOME of the time, but when it's bad, it's BAD! We got an order of chicken fried rice and an order of general tao chicken for take out. The bad: Chicken fried rice: we ordered small and it was more than enough for two people! But nothing special, mostly bland and the frozen peas they had thrown in there were not even fully cooked. The good: General tao chicken: This dish, on the contrary, was fantastic! Slices of chicken breast, cooked to perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, glazed with this amazing sweet, tangy, and spicy general tao sauce! And again, generous portion size! I would definitely recommend the General tao chicken, which, not surprisingly, happens to be their speciality dish, but I'm skeptical of other dishes at this location. Food: B+ Service: N/A Food presentation: B+ Atmosphere:N/A Prices: B+ Recommended?: Yes? read more

I absolutely love this place! As a vegetarian, it's always hard to find places that will accommodate you AND be delicious, but C'est Bon does it so well! Their General Tao Tofu is definitely amongst the best things I've ever eaten! The egg rolls are also awesome, and the Shanghai Noodles (no meat of course!) My spouse is in love with their Chow Mein, and I wish we were a more adventuours couple so we could try out the rest of their menu. On top of the delicious factor, their delivery is always *crazy* quick (maybe due to the fact we live 10 minutes down the road...) but we got 4 egg rolls, 2 large General Tao Tofus and 2 large orders of Rice withing 15 minutes of calling once and it was fantatsic! Their eat in is unfortunately not so great though. Since so many people order out, the one waitress in charge of their 6 tables pretty much swarmed us the entire night, and was almost willing to spoon feed us our meals. If you want to really enjoy the fine cusine at C'est Bon, order out, do not eat in!! read more

Horrible food. Pad Thai was tasteless. The dough on the dumplings was thick and rubbery The moo shu chicken had a weird flavour. The ribs were cold and tasted too much of cinnamon. Not a great experience. Would not recommend this place read more

Meh Over priced somewhat authentic Chinese food. Smallest portions i have ever seen for Chinese food. The French name and non-Asian clientelle tell it all. Not the best Chinese food you'll eat. Save your money and go to Dundas. read more

I've only been here once. I was on my way to the theatre when my SO and I decided to grab a bite beforehand. Walking along Yonge, we see C'est Bon and decided to try it out. We were greeted and seated immediately. It's a cozy little restaurant and there seemed to be a lot of regulars/loyal customers. The décor was interesting to look at and the menu was really extensive. The service here was great, really quick and helpful, and they were really friendly. My SO ordered Peanut Chicken and I ordered one of their signature dishes - I think it was called the C'est Bon black bean basil with Chinese eggplant? I think it's supposed to come with little bits of chicken as well, but there wasn't a lot in the dish when it came. This didn't bother me though. It was tasty, but a little too oily and salty for me. I had to portion it with a large amount of rice. My SO really liked the dish he had though. The downside is that you have to order rice separately, it's not too expensive, but I suggest getting the Large size because the serving plates are generous depending on what you order. Overall, I had a nice experience and the people that served us were incredibly kind. If I'm ever in the area, I might go back, but will probably order something else. read more

C'est Bon - Peanut Chicken in background. Black bean basil eggplant - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Do not waste your coin on this place! The food is very BLAND,ordered garlic baby bok Choy.....no garlic,Shrimp lo mein no flavor,mancho beef was ok all you taste is the heat. Egg roll was good,spring roll ok. DO NOt waste your money head down to. Rol San Spadina and College read more

I am a fan of this family owned restaurant and eat here regularly, lunch, dinner and take-out. There are two locations, one near Davisville and Yonge, and the other north of Eglinton just north of Sporting Life. This review is for the one by Sporting Life at Yonge and Blythwood Rd. The owner and the chef are from Taiwan, so they seem to be at home cooking Thai, northern and southern Chinese as well as the Hong Kong style. My favorite dishes are the fried pork dumplings, crispy ginger chicken, orange beef, Cantonese chow mein, and the stir-fried green beans. Their soups are never hot enough unless you ask for them to be hot temperature and hot spicy! For lunch their specials are very good value, with $6.95 getting a full meal with soup, main and rice. Service is excellent both in the small restaurant as well as for local delivery. read more

So we've ordered take out from them for a very long time and our last experience was a bit of a surprise!! I KNOW that businesses all have rising costs so I can appreciate a price increase but when we got our last delivery I was taken by surprise as it was quite expensive more than $110!!! Then we sat down to eat and my wife immediately noticed that the containers of all the dishes were quite a bit smaller. So after eating I pulled out a menu we had and compared the prices and to my shock a 15-20% increase was noted. So again I don't mind when businesses raise their prices BUT when they raise the prices and make the service items smaller, well you're just trying to rip off your customers out right!! Definitely NOT fair!!! May need to source a new Chinese delivery restaurant. I'm so sorry - you guys were pretty good. Sorry to see you go. read more

I've only eaten at C'est Bon a couple of times, but what I've had so far has been really good, and I plan on stopping in whenever I'm in the area. The last time I ate here, I decided on one of their lunch specials. This one was the spicy chicken with chop suey and fried rice. I ate the spring roll before I remembered to snap a picture! And yes, it was actually really good. Not greasy like some places, and didn't just fall apart on me, or have all the filling come out on the first bite. I also liked the rest of the meal. The rice was perfect, the chop suey was good, and the spicy chicken, although not exactly spicy, was pretty tasty nonetheless. As this place is on Yonge St. I assume real estate is at a premium, and the parking lot is pretty small and can be tricky to manoeuvre in. I did find a spot, but I was also there late for lunch (about 2pm). The inside of the restaurant looks like it's been recently renovated, and looks quite nice, and is kept very clean. The staff were efficient getting me to a table, taking my order, and bringing my food. I'll definitely be back again to try some of the other lunch specials (I'm never in this area at dinner time), and I have faith they'll be just as good as the ones I've already tried. read more