Our food was so greasy (literally dripping in grease) and burnt. The spring rolls had chunks of…read moreburnt veggies and chicken in them and the eggrolls could be squeezed out of all the grease! We ended up throwing it out. $140, such a waste of money! Definitely will not be going back there at all!

As some others have said, the food is okay but not great (in our minds). Ordered take-out from…read morethis restaurant once in 2022 and once in 2023 but I won't be doing this again. Both times the price you see on the menu is CONSIDERABLY lower than what you are charged, so please be aware of this before you decide to order from New Haven. It states the "prices may be subject to change without notice", but farther down the site it says copyright 2023, so you would think the prices would be current. When I inquired in 2022 that this was not the price on the menu, I was told the prices had been changed. I was not the one to pick this order up or I would've inquired again...but it wouldn't have done much good, I know. I do not think this is the way to do business (I have worked in customer service for a number of years) and my family will not be back.....it's unfortunate for a smaller town to offer this type of service (taking advantage of potential long-term customers). This won't happen again!

I might've given them 3 stars, as the ingredients used appeared to be fresh under the over sauced…read moredishes; the 4 dishes were edible but not one dish was restaurant-level tasty; on my third forkful I even wondered if the person who prepared the food had actually gone to a decent cooking school... To finish what I started saying: I did not choose 3 stars as the ROO-value (return-on-order) based on the 4 dishes at $56.28 with a 10% tip (Sue guy, honey garlic spareribs, Shanghai noodles, chicken and bean sprouts) was obviously lacking. The sooguy was substandard in almost every way. The chicken was really a breaded-deli-slice of chicken topped with cheap fried oil... the chicken with bean sprouts was a small portion and unacceptably tasteless. Lastly the Honey Garlic ribs: although they had plenty of garlic and a pretty-much fair tasting honey garlic sauce, were so overly boiled likely to prepare a pork-stock that it left the meat without any flavor of its own to be enhanced by honey garlic sauce...

This business closed last year. Fortunately, for our town and your business has gone in its place…read more It is a wing place!! Very good wings!! I gave one star because JJ's is the restaurant for review.

Great store. We always stop in here for supplies when heading up to the hunt camp each fall. The…read morestore is well laid out and has tons of selection. The produce section is really nice.

Great average grocery store-- perfect for picking up staples. Noticed this year that the deli…read morecounter had a greater and nicer offering of deli meats and speciality salami and cheeses.

I had quite a few friends recommend CK Chinese. Needless to say, I was very, very disappointed with…read morethe quality of the food that arrived. I substituted S&S Ribs with S&S Chicken Balls - the Chicken was dry, overcooked and chewy. The predominant taste of the Hot & Sour Soup was Cayenne. All heat, no other flavour! The Chicken Fried Rice was really greasy. The Egg Rolls were very underwhelming. The Chicken Chop Suey was mostly Bean Sprouts with very little Chicken and Veg. I definitely will not be ordering from here again.

We spent $140 on food at the Bayfield location to feed 6 people and the food was horrible, so bad…read morethat we threw out all the leftovers. The ginger beef was like leather, the shrimp in the Shanghai noodles were like paste, the chicken tasted like it was days old. The chow main was subpar at best, the "dumplings" tasted old. Will never go there again

Unfortunately the food has dropped in quality and predation. I had the #4 dinner for one which had…read morevery dry overcooked ribs and shrimp hat had more batter and sauce thqn shrimp. Also, the now put their takeout food in a styrofoam clam shell container. Not a hiforl pie pan with sealable lit. They also have switched to plastic bags from paper. O stop leakage and spillage. I had to throw out my soggy egg roll. I will not me returning. There is a good Ti resturant now in town. My new spot

Ordered takeout from China House on a recent trip to Deerhurst Resort as we were craving Chinese…read morefood. My boyfriend and I come from downtown Toronto so our standards are fairly high for this but we were pleasantly surprised by how great the food tasted and the size of the portions. The takeout lasted us for 3 meals definitely got our money's worth! Food was well packaged and we got some fortune cookies as well. The restaurant has a wide selection and the taste is very authentic. The restaurant interior was also well maintained and there were hand sanitizers upon entry. Would recommend to anyone in the area!

Went looking for a specific root vegetable for a planting experiment and they couldn't have been…read morenicer I really wasn't 100% positive that I was on the right track and the gentleman who assisted me was so helpful and friendly, went out of his way to get me what I wanted. So much variety, lots of grocery items offered Small but mighty little shop

Best chines around, excellent always order Atari out from them every month or so. Love it.read more

mobile review Food was good and the service was excellent…read more It would be nice if there was more selection of sea food.

Getting out of the city can be hectic, but totally worth it to be surrounded by the rolling forests…read moreand lakes of muskoka. The Rosseau General Store has anything you might have forgotten to pack or unexpectedly need, and everything else to make your cottage weekend great. They have camp groceries, seasonal produce, gourmet ingredients, toys, games, hardware, maps, souvenirs, etc. Maybe grab a snack or fresh baked goods and enjoy it on a backyard bench, with a beautiful view of the lake. The store sits on the main village intersection. Hard to miss the beautiful store front with an antique carriage. Refill, restock, and refresh here.

This store has everything you need for a weekend at the cottage. You don't even need to bring food…read morereally, you can get it all here with all the seasonings and fresh veggies to go with it! It has it's own butcher shop at the back! Forget flip flops or a towel? I did and the General Store had just what I needed! Staff are friendly too.

Gord and I had brunch this morning at Bethune's Bistro…read more We both had the Classic Breakfast ... a nice old school brekkie for $10. The home fries seemed to be made from scratch and the bacon was really crunchy.

The classic breakfast ($9.95) consists of a choice of eggs, protein (bacon, sausage, or ham), home…read morefries, and toast. I'm glad to see their scrambled eggs are made with real eggs and not the boxed liquid ones; I could tell from the telltale flecks of white mixed in with the yolk and denser texture. Their bacon was also tasty: crispy, not too salty, and had a nice smoky flavour. If anything, the home fries could use more time on the flat top to develop a crispier crust, but they were still decent and would pair nicely with fried eggs to create a soft hash. I was excited to see the lovely caramelization on the house pancakes ($9.95 for three) but it didn't really translate into flavour. As pancakes go, they're nice and fluffy but also store-bought tasting, especially when served with packaged table syrup. Bethune's plain house burger ($9.95) reminded me of the ones I had in high school at Johnny Andersons. The beef patty is thicker than McDonalds, but also seems to be mixed with flour as it has a softer consistency. Still, it had a nice crust, and was adorned with all the classic fixings: mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The French fries are also a step up from the home fries - crispy, hot, and made with real potatoes. The low prices may partially be attributed to Bethune's lean (but not mean) staff. Even on weekends there's usually only one person out front and presumably one chef. Yet, service was efficient, and I've always felt taken care of and welcomed. If you're in Gravenhurst, I'd recommend skipping fast food and support local at Bethune's Bistro instead. While it's more aptly described as a diner or family-style restaurant (as opposed to a bistro), there's a friendly small-town charm to the place and you won't leave broke or hungry.