This cute and spacious cafe has a calm, modern design. I love that there are plenty of tables;…read morethere is nothing worse than wanting a relaxed chat with a friend and finding nowhere to sit, so it was a relief not to worry about that here. We arrived around 9:30 AM for brunch. On a typical day, I would have ordered the breakfast croissant, but I was feeling adventurous. I tried the chicken sandwich, which was served with fries topped with shredded Pecorino Romano. While the bun was pleasantly toasted, the chicken (with mayo, lettuce, and cucumber) lacked flavor. It tasted under-seasoned and needed an extra element to elevate it--perhaps pickles, cheese, or maybe even a different sauce to complement the flavor of the mayo. I found myself alternating bites of the sandwich with the fries, which were nicely crispy. The saltiness of the Pecorino actually helped balance the milder flavor of the chicken. To drink, I had a hot Americano. It was flavorful, not too watery, and served in a beautiful black mug. I would recommend this cafe if you are in the Richmond area and looking for a relaxing place to spend time with family or friends!

Tried the yuzu matcha and it was ok but it was definitely not yuzu....it was the korean kumquat tea…read moresyrup as the base instead which was disappointing but I liked the vibe and atmosphere

The Chinese food was delicious; the roast meats and wonton noodles were especially tasty, and the…read moreportions were generous. The environment was clean, the service was friendly, and overall, I was satisfied with the experience.

I've heard a lot about this place, always recommended when someone asked for a place to dine at…read morenight after arriving from YVR. It is fairly close to the airport and is open till late or maybe still 24 hours. It was 24 hours before covid, not sure about now. The 24 hour sign was not lit when we came here at night. Part of the restaurant was reserved so we were seated at the booth next to the side door. I just wanted a beef brisket and wonton noodle soup which seems to be available at Cantonese restaurants. The soup hit the spot. Flavorful and a bit shrimpy taste. The dish was filled with beef brisket and it was not all fatty parts. There were only three wontons which were pretty big. At about $15, the price was decent. My friends had the honey bbq pork with rice and noodle soup. The portion was big for a small (rice comes in bowl). There were two rows of the meat. They liked it too. I think this place is great for the quintessential Cantonese fare like char siu and wonton noodle.

Have to give this place 5 stars I am definitely going back and I was very happy with my breakfast…read moreservice and food! Got there 10 mins after I opened at 8 am in the morning and found two hour free parking in front of the building and so did the rest of my colleagues. Everyone at our table was very happy with our find. The ambiance Was nice and relaxing in side.

Another excellent brunch after a long walk!…read more The mac and cheese bread bowl hit the spot like usual, it's tough to go wrong with fresh sour dough and cheesy goodness. Service was excellent despite being a very busy morning and having no reservation.

Came with our family, a group of 11... Waiter did great, brought kids food first and our meals were…read morevery tasty! ~ Bonus! Hotel guests currently get 50% off entrees!!!

It was surprising that they actually take Debit and Credit as most cha don style restaurants don't…read more The pork chop was overcooked and you could barely cut it with the provided plastic knives without breaking them. The egg was decent and the sate beef noodle was about average for the area. The coffee was watery with no flavour.

This eatery is located in a very busy food court. It was so busy that all tables were full, and…read morepeople were hovering over tables waiting for others to leave when it was clear that they were almost done. That being said, I was lucky to snag a pair of seats that were shared with another couple, when those people left. Finding a seat here is polite but cutthroat! Guests here keep tables clean, even with high turnover. The sweet lady taking orders spoke only a small amount of English, but there were no issues communicating with her. I got the popcorn chicken meal. Solid amount of chicken and all very savory and crunchy. It came with a small tea. My partner got the kuay teow which was also very good in flavor and portion. Wish we lived closer!

We have always wanted to try this place. It has a cafe ambiance that's clean and inviting. Menu is…read moresimple other than upgrading to combos then it gets confusing - add $3 gives you a Cream of Mushroom soup etc etc. We had the following Smoked Duck Breast & Avocado Salad, *Sesame Dressing Sauteed Spaghetti w/ Black *Tiger Prawns *Genmaicha Kelp Sauce Fried Chicken Wingette *Shichimi Food is delicious, I wouldn't say that it's spectacular and overly special. When in Aberdeen Mall, I can come here for a light lunch.

This was my 2nd time here. My first visit was earlier this year when we got their Chinese New Year…read moreset for 2. This time we tried their Holiday Afternoon Tea set for 2, and loved the festive & aesthetic presentation of all the items! The set is $80 for 2 people, which is great value for the variety of baked goods, hot food, & drinks that you get. I loved all of their sweet treats as they were all not too sweet! Their croissants are undoubtedly delicious. Of the savouries, we enjoyed the truffle fries & chicken karaage best.

Went for happy hour on a weekend, not busy so good came fast…read more We ordered five dishes. I'm impressed with the bolognese gratin, it's Beef regu with rice cake instead of pasta! Rice cake was very chewy and tender. The prawn toast tasted good too, i found a hair on one of it and the server replace a new one for me. All the dishes were fair price with the portion during happy hour. The only thing is they charge Americano for $7 which is over priced.

After a long day of travel, we were staying here at the Westin and this is the restaurant off the…read morelobby of the hotel. It was nice and clean and very presentable. The hotel staff was very "on it. " The food tasted very good and I would eat here again

A small update to my previous review. For Americans, be careful how you pay with a credit card in…read morethis restaurant. My receipt stated "I have been offered a choice of payment currencies, including CAD." I don't recall being given that choice, though I may have been. Hence, I paid in US$ which resulted in being charged a 3.75% currency conversion fee. This fee could have been avoided if CAD currency had been selected.

Ah the White Spot…read more Been around for decades! I remember my grandma taking me to the WS in the 70s (oh my do I date myself) & me freaking out like a little school girl, over the glass that I had my drink in. I wanted that glass so badly I cried. Grandma tried to buy it for me. Gawd bless her soul. Back in the day the WS would draw families in with their kids via The Pirate Pack. The kids meal would be served on a Pirate Pak - a paper / cardboard boat & my brother & I, in fact every kid would go absolutely bonkers! Not sure if that still happens today? Ah those we're the days when I had no bills or stress. I had not been to the WS in over 30 years nor did I miss it. A few years ago, the WS went through a major renovation updating the interior decor at all their restaurants. However, it still feels old to me. My Monty Burger was just ok. Couldn't really taste the 'secret sauce' WS is famous for. My cocktail - good. The highlight & sensation - my chocolate milkshake - it was excellent. I almost might go back just for that. These days the crowd at WS is mainly of the geriatrics type, according to my observation. This older generation must have come here frequently as kids & as a result, still love the WS today. Kudos to them. The WS continues to be a popular restaurant to eat at for many - I can't explain why. Each to his own. Do I need to go back anytime soon - nah.