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    4.0 (6 reviews)

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    Junnie L.

    Came across this located inside King's Square food court and was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was. Ordered the Pan Fried Buns and Pork Wonton Combo and they were authentic and delicious. There was a bit of a wait and they came out burning hot so we could tell they made it on the spot. They probably wrapped the wonton themselves too because they came in different sizes. The buns were crispy on the outside but juicy inside. The wonton and the soup were so soothing and perfect on a cold day. We literally had to wait for about 10-15 minutes before taking our first bite because it was that hot. The food was memorable and quite delicious that we ended up coming a second time and ordered the same thing. Will continue to come back for more! Definitely recommend!

    Vivian L.

    A relatively new store specialized in pan fried bao is located in the food court of King Square, well designed logo and video showing how the bao is made. We tried their signature pan fried bao and Xiao long bao. It took quite a long time to made (we waited about 10-15 mins), by the look of the bao, we had a good feeling of it. Pan fried bao is very like what we tasted in Shanghai, China. The soup bao also tastes yummy filled with soup, I specifically liked the skin. Overall, the taste is good, but it is overpriced, with $9.99 plus tax for 4 pan fried bao, most expensively one in GTA, considering the food court store. The service is very rather cold than warm. The food court has a lot of seatings, clean and spacious. It is new spot for authentic Shanghai style pan fried bao with little bit higher price than average.

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    Grains Fish Noodle - Fried gorupa fish

    Grains Fish Noodle

    4.5(35 reviews)
    5.8 kmMilliken

    We were first time here that we thought this one was same as the Richmond Hill location, but they…read morewere different brands. The menus were similar and also like Hong Kong style cafe. We got the Spicy Pumpkin Sauce fish noodles and Tomato Sauce fish noodles. We also got the diced Golden Toast with condensed milk. All of them were delicious. Here offered the customers extra free noodles when customer was not enough for the original size. There was 15% off while they are currently on 2nd Anniversary Celebration. It's worth to try and find some healthy food.

    One of my favorite fish noodle places. They offer a healthier grains noodle, in a rich fish broth…read moresoup. The soup is silky, milky and full of fish flavours. If you're not a fan of natural fish flavours, this might not be the spot for you. But for me, I love the fullness of the soup, and how all the flavours provide a hearty and comforting meal. They also have tomato base, spicy or other options if you're not a fan of fish, but my favorite is probably the original fish broth base. It comes with pieces of white fish. You can also switch it up and have it come with other ingredients such as fish tofu, or brisket. Definitely recommend to come try. There is a bit of a wait often when I come on the weekend but service is quick and speedy, in a typical hk-Asian style. The space is also a converted house so the layout is a bit odd and a bit hot in some corners, but manageable. If you cannot do steep steps, ask the servers to have you seated on the main level.

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    Big Beef Bowl Hand-Pulled Noodle

    3.9(371 reviews)
    5.0 kmUnionville
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    Came by on a nice quiet week night for a bowl of comfy noodles. We had the stir fried pork on their…read moreregular hand pulled noodles to start. It was really oily, though the noodles were really nice and chewy. I found the pool of oil quite difficult to get past though. Next we got the classic beef noodles. We went for the flat, soft noodles which were great. As they state though, it gets really soft and mushy after a bit, so I recommend maybe sticking with the regular chewy noodles. The beef was soft and the radish was sweet. The soup base was comforting in a way but also very heavily salty. I couldn't tell if there was just a lot of MSG in there, but I couldn't sip on the soup much. We also ordered the shan xin bao, which is a fried soup dumpling of sorts. The breading was really thick and the soup was quite sweet. Not really the taste we were use to. We also got the pig ear and cucumbers cold dish. This was absolutely swimming in oil as well. They chop up black bean in there for flavour and it just added a really bitter taste. We didn't end up touching most of this, opting to bring it home, rinse it, and re-season it ourselves instead so the food wouldn't be wasted. All in all, the service is nice. I think the baked rice could be worth a try, but there's a lot of great noodle options in the area I personally prefer. As always, give it a try! They have a lot of great reviews on Yelp, so it potentially just doesn't suit my preferences.

    Big Beef Bowl Hand-Pulled Noodle is such a long standing spot in Markham for a good reason…read more Their lunch is tasty, fast, and inexpensive. $25 lunch combo for two people (Mon, Tues, and Thurs, opens at 11AM). It comes with 1 hot clay pot rice, 1 soup noodle, and a decent sized snack. A few choices for each of these items. Check the menu out. Honestly can't ask for more and this is why it gets jam packed easily at lunch time. Good news is that people are usually eat-and-go without sticking around for long. So even with the crowd, you might be able to get a seat in 10~15 min during the busiest time. Alternatively, quite a bit of people simply call-in for takeout's and Uber. Awesome price-value, decent comfort food with great taste, jam-packed at lunch time. Not a bad choice.

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    Fish With You

    4.2(17 reviews)
    2.9 kmBrown's Corners

    We first noticed this restaurant because the name in Chinese is "like to be with you". It's Friday…read morethat after my appointment around the area. They have different special offers each day from Monday to Friday. We ordered the special Linyi Style Stir Fried Chicken on Friday. And we also ordered Boiled Basa Fish with pickled Cabbage & Green Pepper. They were pretty traditional Chinese styles. The white rice or brown rice both can have as much as we could. That's good for men. We both like here, but they don't offer specials during the weekends. But they do have other special packages, just a bit different. And they also have the membership that we could collect points and then we could use the points to get drinks or different snacks or dishes.

    New sauerkraut fish soup spot in Markham…read more A chain from asia that has finally made it's way to Markham. They are known for their sauerkraut fish soup that comes with unlimited self serve rice on the side. Servers were attentive, spacing of the seating and tables were tight. Often times people kept brushing up against my chair while getting up to go get their rounds of rice. Although not a deal breaker, was annoying while trying to enjoy your food. The portions are big enough for 2 if you get a large, but since it was our first time we wanted to try 2 different soups. Here's what we got: Chicken wings 4/5 - Came out raw the first time after we bit into it. But quickly flagged a server to let them know how this issue. They brought us a new one shortly after that was perfectly cooked, juicy and crispy on the outside. Laotan boiled fish with pickled cabbage and chili 4/5 - Their number one classic so we had to try. It's sour and spicy with the right amount of kick to it. Basa fish filets were also tasty. Came out luke warm. Princess's tomato fish 4/5 - Packed with tomato flavour. Savoury and paired well with the basa fish filet. Came with bean curd noodles as well. Came out luke warm. Easily would be a five star review if both soups that we got came out piping hot rather than lukewarm. Regardless, a great spot for a quick in and out meal.

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    4.1(459 reviews)
    2.4 kmBrown's Corners
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    Before coming, I read a lot of Yelp reviews, so my expectations weren't high. The actual experience…read morewas a mix of pleasant surprises and disappointments. First, the pros: their burgers are definitely a highlight. The patties are very substantial, with a genuine meaty flavor, not the mass-produced kind. The toppings are also well-chosen, not just piled on haphazardly. The plating is also a plus; it looks quite appetizing when it arrives at the table. The service is generally friendly, not overly enthusiastic but not unpleasant either. However, the cons are also quite obvious. The biggest problem is the inconsistent quality--some dishes are excellent, while others are rather ordinary, even making you feel like "something else tastes better." Plus, the prices aren't cheap, so if you happen to order an average dish, the value for money doesn't quite meet your expectations. Also, the restaurant lacks a truly memorable signature dish, making it less memorable after your meal.

    Very convenient location just at the corner of Hwy 7 & Woodbine. This is a small pho restaurant…read morewith great service and good selection of Vietnamese food. It's also clean and spacious, we didn't have to wait coming here for lunch and had a pleasant time. We tried the hue-style noodles and the broth was rich and flavourful, not super spicy but with a very slight hint of heat. It's good if you're not too into spicy foods. We also got some picked garlic and peppers to add for a boost of spiciness. We also ordered their fruit smoothie with coffee which was such a delight! The coffee was rich and delicious and paired well with the coconut. Next time I'd want to try it with their durian flavour (for those who can handle the king of fruits). You can also build your own pho if you want to choose your own noodle bowl.

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