The GOOD: There's free 2hr parking under the mall. The BBQ duck noodle in soup is my current favourite. Their pan fried beef noodle dish is also pretty decent. The BAD: I wish they had better lunch combo options (like a lunch combo with a free drink). The OKAY: I miss Daisy Garden. I miss the Soy Sauce Chicken at Daisy Garden. It's not bad here, but because there aren't a lot of options in the area for Chinese BBQ lunch, I've had to get my Soy Sauce Chicken fix here. It's not the same, but it'll have to do. * Debit & Cash only read more

Disgusting hair strands in my son's congee. Cashier said "you should have tell me "Dumb I was telling her in her face but she still charged me for the human hairy soup. Our first and last and worst experience in this restaurant read more

It's a generous rating since some ladies can be annoyed with me sometimes. I don't know why since I only need them to get me more food. More food = higher bill = higher tip. I also gave four stars because they are 20x better than Congee Noodle House on Main Street. I live considerably further away from Congee Noodle Delight. I only go after work or when I need to be in downtown. One of my coworkers brought me into the restaurant and I instantly loved it. It was one of her favorite restaurants and it has become my parents' as well. To me, it's consistent. They bring hot, fresh food at a short time. They are reasonably priced. The restaurant is clean. I love their sweet doughnuts. I mostly order fried tofu with chili (too addictive), seafood congee and sometimes mushroom and egg tofu with oyster sauce and house special chow mein. Try their doughnuts, I swear they're better than T&T. I advise not to order take-out because they screw you over with the portions. Eating in is great. It's not as noisy as one would assume given its open space includes the mall. They are fluent in English, which is great because the other place I mentioned could learn it. The ladies are well-mannered for the most part and they really try to help you with the large menu. read more

Stopped in for a bite while running errands. Congee was great! Had the fish congee and it was really good. My friend had the wonton noodles in soup. She said it was great. Lots of shrimp in the dumplings. Service is fast and friendly. They have an extensive menu so I'm going to have to try more items the next time I'm here. Highly recommended read more

Congee Noodle Delight - Mixed meat congee - Barbeque Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Good noodles in a small store inside the international village. It's busy at lunch time but if you go around 11 it's empty. Pretty cheap for a bowl of noodles. The beef brisket and tendon noodle is really good. Highly recommend! read more

My favourite place to go after school and work! Before the addiction of the deep fried chicken wings, I love the dumpling soup, wonton soup, hot and sour soup, stir fried green bean with minced pork, steam liver with ginger! My friend's favourite dish is noodle with bbq pork and fried rice that come with 2 sauce on top (don't know what it called. He always ordered it by Chinese name. It's too much sauce for me) the location is also convenient as it close to the skytrain (stadium chinatown station) This place is one of not too many place that the Chinese servers are polite and never avoid coming to you when you ask for help (non-Chinese's opinion). read more

Good food at great prices. This place can get quite busy on weekends during prime lunch hours. We like to split a congee with one salty and one sweet donut. The congee is the best, but the other menu items are consistently good as well. read more

This place is only good for groups. Every dish is gigantic and while they have many things you don't often find at Chinese restaurants in the west, the menu has too many options for you to make informed choices. The service is not good, and they do add plenty of msg to the food, so beware sauces. Probably won't return unless as part of a group. read more

I like this place very reasonable priced and generous portions for around $12 each Will return when in the area read more

Their dishes is full of substances, but with msg I believe because my friend and I were thirsty after for the rest of the day. The sauce for the house chow mein is salty, and the soup wontons and dumplings has too much pepper. The filling for the spring rolls is good (you can see what's inside) but the spring rolls can be less browned. The congee is standard but the dace fish balls (which are in the congee) should not have (many) green onions. Service is okay - both waitresses thanked us when we walked out. I would go to this place if I don't like the food in the food court above. read more

The fallback BBQ place after nearby Daisy Garden ("Kam Gok Yuen") burned down this year. This is on the eastern Pender entrance of the mall, and is primarily a congee noodle place, although their roasted ducks lined up in the display case of the open kitchen are awfully tempting. I had roast duck and BBQ pork on a bowl of rice. The price point is about $1-2 higher than I would expect from similar restaurants. The BBQ meats tasted authentic, although the meat:fat ratio was a bit too low to be considered a high-quality joint. Chili sauce was standard. The rice today was undercooked uniformly to 80% ("slightly crunchy") which may be good for making fried rice but is lacklustre to serve as is for any Chinese restaurant. Add more water, please! Due to long lunch lineups of elderly Chinese folks, I think it is overall worth another look. read more

A find in an otherwise uninteresting mall, this restaurant serves up one of the best noodle soups I've had anywhere. After snacking on some dim sum, we wandered into this mall and smelled the aromas wafting from the place. We weren't overly hungry but wanted a bite and were pleasantly surprised by the quality here. My fish ball noodles soup also had the extra fine egg noodles that I have eaten elsewhere only in Hong Kong and was supremely tasty. I actually wished after tasting it that I had the appetite to order another noodle soup. Gimme more, gimme more, my heart hollered while my stomach cautioned restraint. Best friend had her customized congee, plain congee with one preserved egg. Happily Vancouver Chinese do not over salt their food nor do they load in MSG. Unfortunately,BFF found out that at these inexpensive joints, it's best to not deviate from the menu. I did not deduct a star for the bland concoction since they took Bff literally. After tasting my noodle soup, bestie even declared the food here was good. The crueler was fresh and not fried with stale oil. For a cheap, delicious meal and good portions, this is a great place. The noodle soup really is terrific and the flavor isn't from MSG. The restaurant is big, with a nicer décor than I expected for the prices. And of course, every Vancouver Chinese place smacks of the cleanliness that doesn't seem to be inherent in most NY Chinatown restaurants. Service was professional and amiable. read more

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Was not disappointed at all at this authentic Chinese restaurant! It's in the International Mall with the Cineplex Odeon theater. We ordered half a roast duck, roasted pork with the crispy skin, congee, beef chow fun, Chinese broccoli and rice all for $46 CD! We even took home leftovers! This is 3 people eating too. Service is very fast & friendly. Definitely recommend! read more

Restaurant is located inside international village. I ordered the sliced fish and beef congee with salted Chinese donut. I enjoyed the meal, very good congee. The Chinese donut on the other hand, was pretty salty. I wish they have the regular unsalted one. They only have 2 kinds on the menu, salted or sweet. read more

Surprisingly good. Many western Chinese classics. I recommend the fried rices, chow meins,

I ordered the noodle soup with roasted pork; the one with the crispy skin. It was delicious. My friend ordered the noodle soup with bbq duck and that great, too. We were not disappointed with our order. Each of our bowls included some leafy green. read more

We had a table for 14 at this restaurant. Even with that many people service was excellent. Lot's of tea refills and the food was excellent. The duck and bbq pork are made at their other restaurant but it was as good as it gets. We had so much variety from fried fish, fried chicken, chow mein, lo mein, congee plus all kinds of other dishes. All great! I heard their crunchy pig is to die for. Need to go back for that. Also 2 hours free parking in DT Vancouver is a better reason to visit this place. You can eat here and then go shopping at Costco. Perfect! read more

I have eaten here a few times. The food is always consistent. However tonight is the last time I ever order or eat at this disgusting place. As I am paying for my take out order. I see a cockroach crawling up the side of the kitchen wall. It was right in front of a guy who was preparing noodles into a little ball size portions for the wonton soup. I was wondering when he was going to notice it. As he is using both his hands to ball the uncooked noodle together. He finally notices this huge roach crawling up the wall. He does what any hardcore man would do. He smashes it dead with his right hand. Then he flings the dead roach carcas into the garbage. What does he do next? Just continues to ball up wonton noodles!!! Now I am totally grossed out. And I already just paid the cashier $75 in cash for my take out order. She sees my face and says what's wrong. I tell her what just happened and she says she will tell him to wash his hands. I get home with all the food for my family and we just threw it all away. Ended up just eating some left overs in the fridge. Hopefully the owner or manager will read this to get rid of him and clean up that kitchen. This happened at 6:10pm on Saturday Nov 3rd. Grosssss!!!!! Don't order the noodles!!! read more

Fantastic quality of food for the price ! Prawns in wontons are so fresh and juicy, and all dishes are lightly seasoned so that you can really enjoy the real taste of ingredients, which is very rare for Chinese restaurants in Vancouver. Will come again !! read more

You have to try the eggplant with garlic! Wonderful, light, tasty and unique. Friendly staff, local clientele and generous portions. Not too expensive, really quick service and high quality. Big thumbs up from the girl from Toronto. read more

Ordered congee and ginger chicken 5 small pieces of chicken on top of a large bowl of rice oily plate of vegetables :( very bad read more

One of the better HK style Chinese food! Their milk tea and dumpling noodles is a must-try.

The wonton noodle was superb. The wontons had great texture and flavour. The noodles had a satisfying bite. Portions were generous. The BBQ duck was juicy but also crispy. Overall great value. read more

Ordered the 3 meat with rice to go. It was edible, found the bbq pork and egg really salty. Portions average for price. Service was friendly. read more

Good food, good prices. Congee was very tasty. Lots of different types, so there is something for everyone. Also enjoyed the brisket and beef tendon. read more

Unfortunately it was a huge disappointment when I visited a couple days ago. I asked for sticky rice to go. After I made the payment, the kitchen informed the front desk it was sold out. I then chose turnip cakes to go and asked to be made crispy on both side. When I opened the box, the turnip cake was underdone and swimming in grease. Brought it back again. The poor lady in the front desk was yelled at by the chef. Got my food for the second time, it was burnt black. I know it wasn't a lot of money I spent, but I truly believe any restaurant should cook from heart. I will not likely to visit again. read more

We got the soup noodles and sliced beef satay sauce fried rice noodles. The rice noodles were awful even for non China town Chinese food. Overloaded with salty flavorless sauce. The soup noodles were mediocre at best too. read more

A godsend for Crosstown office workers. No credit cards but they take debit!

Tried the curry beef and wonton noodles and was pretty disappointed. I worry about tourists thinking this is representative of Vancouver Chinese food because it isn't. Hopefully they'll read this feedback and try to improve. read more

Went there for lunch today. It's an offshoot of Congee Noodle House on Broadway, so similar menu, prices and quality. Overall solid choice on the outskirts of Chinatown. Since Daisy Garden (Kam Gok Yuen) burned to the ground a while back, I'm especially glad this place is here to provide (ironically) a decent Chinese food option in Chinatown. read more

In terms of service, it was what you'd expect from somewhere with heavy foot traffic (mall). Quick and straight to the point. Good quality matches that standard of quick and edible, but nothing too special. What really takes the cake on why I rated this establishment 1 stars, is because the cashier there attempted to SCAM us. We paid in American dollars and when receiving our change in Canadian dollars back we noticed that we were short at about 20 Canadian dollars. Now a couple dollars I would be okay with as the conversion factor is a bit iffy but $20 is unacceptable. I do believe that this is due in part that they noticed we were tourists visiting the area. We were able to get our proper change back but only after directly confronting them and making us find an ATM to exchange American dollars for Canadian dollars. Their excuse was they were too busy at the time to notice. I would not recommend this place to anyone unless they are savvy with the national currency. Always check your change!!! read more

This place is great. The food has so much flavor and its very fast for take out. You must try if you like Chinese food.