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    Gol’s Lanzhou Noodle

    4.1 (68 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Traditional Handpulled Lanzhou beef noodle
    Sebastian G.

    Amazing traditional hand pulled noodles. Customizable to your preferred noodle style/size. Friendly staff ready to take your order. The restaurant itself is cozy and friendly, perfect for noodles

    Kacy M.

    This was the prettiest (and biggest) bowl of bean sauce noodles I've ever had. The bowl was literally never ending noodles. I loved that you could choose which noodle you wanted, from thin to thick and that they hand pulled them after you ordered. It was packed with veggies too. There was only one waitress and we were basically left to our own devices after she brought the food. We paid at the front counter and they had a raffle spin the wheel for discounts on your next meal or freebies.

    Jay R.

    I've been dropping by Gol's since it opened up in the neighbourhood. Decor is simple and the place is well-lit. Service is a tad on the slow side, and the tables are a bit too close together (you'll be unwillingly eavesdropping), but the food has always been good. Prices may seem a bit high but the portions are very generous. Usually lasts me 2 meals. I especially like their stir fried noodles though there's a bit of a wait compared to when getting the soup noodles.

    Rachel S.

    I went to school in Waterloo so I have had my share of experiences with Gol's - all good ones. They have come a long way since then. I finally visited the North York location for the first time. Overall, the food quality is the same but the price has gone way up. I remember the days where I used to pay under $15 for the large bowl of noodles, which could feed two people easily. I think now, this is the price of the small bowl! While the amazing soup flavor and noodle texture remains the same, it's not as an amazing deal as before. Totally understand that it was considered an extremely cheap meal before, but that's a pretty big increase! Still, I would recommend this place due to the delicious noodles and decent offerings of side dishes. I'd recommend the thickest noodles (they have about 7 options) for your beef noodles.

    Thicker noodle choice
    Jen H.

    We were craving noodles and heard about this hand pulled noodle place and decided to try. Lots of seating for a restaurant along Yonge, but still better for mid size parties....perhaps 4-6 max. Three of us tried 3 different dishes and mixed reviews. We definitely could have ordered two dishes. Noodles are very filling and they are generous with their portions. My 12 year old said the noodles were too 'hard'.... perhaps too chewy? But that's the aspect I like! So, maybe just different preferences. However, of the three dishes we both liked the fried noodles the best. You can choose the thickness of the noodles, since it's all hand made....that was kind of cool! Prices are decent and food is tasty. But not sure if I'll be back. Especially since there are so many other places to try. We'll see!

    Beef noodles
    Cat L.

    Gol's is your standard hand pulled noodle spot! I got the beef with the wider noodles, and each bite was delicious and comforting, especially on a winter day. The service was efficient (particularly since you order online). It wasn't too busy on this particular day when I visited, but the restaurant was clean and comfortable.

    chicken Cartilage
    Vanessa I.

    Good spot for late night beef noodles (open until midnight). The beef soup has a decent beef flavour but is a bit on the salty side. I got the type 5 noodles which are the thickest round noodle offered. The noodles were slightly undercooked, but otherwise good. The apps we ordered were all pretty good -they had good seasoning and flavour. Would recommend if you're looking for an affordable and quick soup noodle meal!

    Zha Jiang noodle with the widest noodle
    Janice Y.

    Delicious Chinese style noodles nearby Finch station. We received a huge portion of Zia Jiang noodles and stir fry noodles with chicken. Both were yummy, though I like the stir fry one more. There were several different options for noodle thickness. Note, the widest option isn't available for stir fry. I appreciate the server asking about our spice level and whether we want cilantro in our noodles. While I like the spice and cilantro, my SO didn't so we had both on the side so we can both enjoy the noodles the way we like it! I really like their chili oil that they provided on the side. More fragrant than spicy. It wasn't too busy when we went for lunch and there were many tables for 2.

    Watson C.

    This time, I tried the Chinese-style hand-pulled noodles and mixed noodles. The overall portion size is quite generous. I particularly enjoyed the mixed noodles; they had a lot of ingredients and were very refreshing to eat. It was really good! 今次試咗呢間中式拉麵同埋拌麵。整體份量都算大。我特別鍾意佢嘅拌麵,配料好多,食起上嚟好爽口,非常唔錯。

    Dan Dan
    Almira Alice L.

    When I am craving hand pulled noodles I'll come here. The quality seem to have gone downhill since my last visit. It's really unfortunate that in the beginning they make it really good but as time goes on , the quality and service just gets worse overtime. The soup base is not as flavourful and very bland. When you put the noodles in a bland soup it just taste like flour water. It's not very good. I opted into add a tea egg. The egg yolk is overcoooked and not very tasty. The noodle part is good, freshly handmade . Good texture and fresh. The Dan Dan noodle was good. More flavour and it's not a noodle soup. It's a dried noodle dish. The seating is very uncomfortable so this place is better suited for a quick meal. There is no cash discount. Only Tuesdays If you don't finish and need to pack it to go, they charge $0.50 per container and they don't tell you. It was a surprise later we found on the bill.

    Amy Y.

    Traditional hand pulled noodles. Noodles are the ONLY item on the menu, both soup and fried. There are 12? different options of noodle sizes from thin to thick. Bowl sizes come in regular and large and you can get spicy or non spicy. The beef is beef shank sliced thin...very thin! A few more slices would have been good. You can make your bowl of noodles a combo by adding a side dish and egg. Someone at our table got the Dan Dan noodles and it comes with a bowl of soup. I think your supposed it add some of the soup to the noodles?...if you didn't the noodles looked dry/clumpy. There were only two servers at lunch time but the food came quickly. We were a part of 7 and the food came in the order that the order was taken which is pretty good.

    Nadine C.

    I think I found my favourite noodle spot! This bowl was HUGE for $15. So flavourful and easy to share with some friends (which we did). We asked for individual bowls and scissors to help share this big bowl of noods! The service was also great and quick to get your cravings satisfied quickly. The only hard part was the location and parking, there are some spots in the back but get filled up fairly quickly and tight. Can't imagine how great this spot would be in the fall or when it gets chilly out. Will be back to find out!

    Bbq pork belly - yummy
    Sofi N.

    Delicious noodle soup, different than your typical chinese fare. Fresh handpulled noodles is delicious, makes a huge difference. Nice modern and clean interior, great customer service. Too bad they dont serve beer here, it would go well with the bbq. Yummy bbq skewers chinese-style spice. Definitely in my rotation of options in the area.

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    Swatow Restaurant - Shrimp Wonton Soup

    Swatow Restaurant

    3.8(504 reviews)
    13.9 km•Chinatown, Kensington Market, Downtown Core
    •$$

    But it's been a long time since I ate at Swatow and wanted to come here with my siblings for lunch…read moreon my birthday! And the food was delicious as always. I've been coming here for decades and I had many fond memories when I lived in the area. The place is a medium size restaurant and looked exactly the same. The service as fast as usual. Usually there's a long line to get in but we got a table for four right away on a Sunday after 1pm. Then after we ordered our server offered us a larger table which we really appreciated. And glad we did because all the dishes were huge! We ordered to share: -Ginger Scallion Lobster -Shrimps in lobster sauce on rice -Cantonese Chow Mein -Fried squid -Spring rolls Everything tasted great and fresh but I wish the ginger scallion lobster tasted better. It wasn't the same as the one I had at another restaurant on Baldwin St. that closed many years ago. But it was still so nice to return to this iconic Chinatown restaurant.

    Use to be the spot, decided to come here for lunch with my mom…read more Food was great, there was no interaction other than the waitress standing by their designated spot gossiping. Ordered my regular Stir Fried Beef rice noodle (lots of Wok Hei) and Fried bean curd with vegetables. Food came out great and tasted great. The only thing I did not like was when my mom barely finish they brought out the bill to rush us out. It wasn't that busy since it was after the lunch rush hour. The thing is when the bill came they overcharged us by a buck and we just decided to leave it be along with tipping them greatly. There was absolutely no interaction or even a thanks for stopping by and come back for more. This was my fave spot to eat whenever I'm craving for Chinese food, guess I will have to find something else. It's also cash only since they have an atm by the washroom entrance.

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    Juicy Dumpling

    4.2(725 reviews)
    14.0 km•Chinatown, Alexandra Park
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    This was SO GOOD. I understand why it was so busy inside because these soup dumplings were amazing…read more We got them within 5 ish minutes of waiting, and they were so warm and juicy, and they gave us some soy sauce and hot sauce to add onto them, which just made them so much better in flavor. I devoured them in like 10 seconds. The ambiance is super casual like literally just 3 tables and the rest is standing space.

    we were picking up medication at the nearby pharmacy and decided to stop by at Juicy Dumpling since…read moreI haven't had Chinese dumplings and bun's in so long! It was so packed but my brother was able to save a table while I did the ordering. This was a very casual and self service type of restaurant in which you can order at the front desk or at their kiosk. They had a limited time "promotion" going on in which you can order a maximum of 2 orders of their xiaolongbao or steamed mini soup dumplings for $2.99 with a minimum spend of $10. But honestly, I've seen this promotion since last year so I'm thinking it's actually a permanent offer. We ordered two orders of their pan fried pork buns, 1 order of their pan fried chicken dumplings, and 2 order of their promotional steamed mini soup dumplings. I thought everything tasted pretty good. The pan fried buns and dumplings were very crispy and quite juicy. My only nitpick is that I wished they put some kind of veggies or chives in their filling. It was just meat and felt too 1 dimensional for me. The steamed mini soup dumplings was actually really good though which is such a surprise at this price point. The outer layer was very thin and the filling was packed with soup. It was very delicious and hearty. Are these the best Chinese dumplings and bun's I've ever had ? No, but they were great especially for the price point. I would definitely come back again next time I am craving Chinese dumplings and buns. Also they take Amex which is always a plus in my book.

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    Chopfire - Street View

    Chopfire

    5.0(5 reviews)
    13.7 km•Chinatown, Downtown Core

    I've been craving Szechuan-style whole grilled fish for the longest time, so I was really happy…read morewhen I stumbled across this spot while walking on Spadina. The posters outside caught my eye, and I decided to come back with a group of three friends to try it out. We came a bit late around 8 PM, and most of the fish were already sold out except the original. We ended up ordering the Signature Spicy Grilled BBQ Fish ($40), a whole fish served bubbling hot with three toppings (potatoes, spam, and lotus root). You can choose between catfish and turbot, we chose the turbot fish. It looked extremely spicy, but the spice level was actually perfect. It was a bit on the oily side, but pairing it with rice balanced it out nicely. The fish was very tender and buttery, everything tasted amazing! We also ordered the Stir-Fried Egg with Tomato. The eggs were soft, the tomato sauce was rich. Not to mention the portion size was huge, we even had leftovers after eating until we were full. The restaurant itself was spacious, clean, and had plenty of seating. I think they were doing some sort of promotion so they gave us a $25 off coupon, though it expired pretty quickly so we didn't get to use it. I'd definitely come back for that grilled fish.

    This is a new Chinese restaurant featuring Hunan and Szechuan cuisine. The spicy dishes emphasize…read morespiciness, not numbness. A few of their dishes come out on a sizzling plate with flames underneath. They are still in soft-opening mode with several specials. You can see the menus via a QR code. The Hunan cuisine is listed as "Hunan Noodles" and the Szechuan cuisine is listed as "Chopfire Menu". The Szechuan dishes are listed with 1 to 3 chilies representing the spiciness. If you can't handle spicy, then avoid eating the chili pieces and you might "survive". The restaurant decided to minimize their food offerings so that they can focus on refining their dishes in terms of quality and taste, including from customer feedback. We ordered the following: 1. Signature Spicy Grilled BBQ Fish ($39.95). 2. Home Stir Fried Beef ($21.95). 3. Bullfrog with Baby Ginger ($19.95). 4. Stir-Fried Cauliflower with Preserved Pork ($15.95). 5. Drunk Oolong (charcoal roasted oolong tea base) x 2 ($5.95 x 2). 6. Lemon Taro Balls ($7.95). We also saw the following: 7. Stir-Fried Sliced Pork with Green Pepper Noodle Soup ($9.99). First 10 customers each day, only pays $1.00. 8. Ink Painting Cocktail ($5.95). The Signature Spicy Grilled BBQ Fish came out on a huge sizzling platter. The BBQ Fish, a Turbot Fish, was very fresh and flaky, easily coming off the bone. There is no head attached like at typical Chinese restaurants but it would not have fit in the platter. The platter had a delicious sauce (soupy consistency and not sweet), luncheon meat slices, lotus root slices, and two other vegetables, along with chili pieces. The entire dish tasted great together with the various flavours. The menu listed it as 2-chili spicy but I could handle it by avoiding the chili pieces. The Home Stir Fried Beef is tender. It is listed as 3-chili but I could handle it by avoiding the chili pieces. The Bullfrog with Baby Ginger has the bullfrog cut up in little pieces; no you don't see a whole frog! The meat was actually good but most pieces have bones in it, so it takes time to eat it carefully. There was ginger slices in it but it, but we thought the slices were quite large! The Stir-Fried Cauliflower with Preserved Pork was very delicious! It came in a sizzling plate. The Cauliflower was flavourful and was not crunchy and not too soft. I've never had preserved pork slices before; it was quite good, not as salty as Chinese preserved vegetables. The Drunk Oolong has comes in a small bowl a with gin and ice. On the side, they include pieces of the charcoal roasted oolong tea leaves so you can smell it; quite a good smell indeed. You can also order it without the gin, which is what I ordered for mine (since I don't drink alcohol). It was such a nice drink! The Lemon Taro Balls dessert was pretty. In the centre was a slice of lemon. The customer service was good. There is plenty of indoor table and counter seating, including a small private room at the back. There is also an outdoor patio during warmer weather. There is pop music playing in the background. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are two gender-neutral washrooms downstairs, so they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-026

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    Chopfire - Paper menu with some highlights. There's a QR menu as well for ordering.

    Paper menu with some highlights. There's a QR menu as well for ordering.

    Chopfire - I had the hunan noodles with pork and green peppers along with the optional toppings and a coke combo. Great!

    I had the hunan noodles with pork and green peppers along with the optional toppings and a coke combo. Great!

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    Mott 32 - Xiao long bao

    Mott 32

    4.2(25 reviews)
    14.5 km•Downtown Core, Bay Street Corridor

    Mott 32 absolutely feels like one of those places where the entire experience matters just as much…read moreas the food. From the moment we walked in, the space already set the tone.. dark, dramatic, elegant, and beautifully designed without feeling overly stiff. It has that upscale energy that makes dinner feel like an occasion before you've even ordered anything. Food-wise, there was a lot to love. The signature apple wood roasted Peking duck was definitely a highlight, especially with the tableside carving, which made the whole experience feel even more polished and memorable. The skin had that beautiful lacquered finish, and the duck was rich, flavorful, and very satisfying. We also ordered a few larger dishes for the table, and I really appreciated how everything still felt refined without losing that comforting, indulgent side of Chinese dining. Some dishes leaned rich and luxurious, others were lighter and more aromatic, so the meal never felt repetitive. Service was another standout. Attentive without hovering, smooth without being too formal.. exactly the kind of service you hope for in a restaurant like this. Overall, Mott 32 is absolutely the kind of place I'd come back to for a special dinner, celebration, or just one of those nights when you want the meal to feel a little more elevated than usual.

    Finally back for dim sum…read more First off, they need to fix their reservation system. Don't accept 1:45pm reservations if the dining room closes at 2pm. Also, when we call to check if dim sum is being served, it makes sense to inform us of the dining room closure instead of having us come in anyway. We settled for eating in the lounge which ended up being good because bartender, Aiki?, was excellent as our server. Really great. Ordered the following: King prawn Har gow: standard. Not worth the premium Mott charges. Miso black cod dumpling: not good. Wouldn't order again Shredded Peking Duck Spring Roll, Sliced Vegetable : Excellent. We loved this! Nice and crunchy. Delicious duck inside. Good vinegar dipping sauce. Good volume Hot & Sour Iberico Pork Shanghainese Soup Dumplings: Fantastic and unique. The dumplings don't really need dipping sauce since inside there is a hot and sour soup along with pork. These are unique and delicious. Fried Wagyu beef taro croquette : pretty good but really tasted like a Jamaican patty Cold noodle with shredded duck : very generous with meat. Honestly a lot more than any other restaurant that serves this. To be fair no one charges this much either so it should. Flavour could be stronger but certainly decent. Fresh Mango, Coconut, Glutinous Rice Roll: nice fresh dessert. Our favourite. Frozen xiao long bao with chocolate and nut: Tastes like a mochi. Not bad. Dragonball Zen - fun name. Delicious drink. Jasmine Dragon Ball Infused Tanqueray Gin / Peach Liquor Lime / Rose Water / Mint / Seltzer Over $200 for this meal before tip. It's premium an debatable if with it. Will be back but just occasionally.

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    Dining area level 3

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    Mogouyan Hand-Pulled Noodles - Signature Stir Fry Noodles with Prawns - super tasty! IG - @bilalandjesseatfood

    Mogouyan Hand-Pulled Noodles

    4.5(160 reviews)
    13.8 km•Bay Street Corridor, Downtown Core, Discovery District
    •$$

    Toronto Review 4/Many: I went to this excellent Lanzhou spot with another person as one of my…read moreearlier meals. Our server, Sophia, was bubbly and friendly, giving suggestions and helping with the ordering process for the other person who wasn't as sure what they wanted. We eventually went with two appetizers and two entrees, which was more than enough food, and honestly, we could have only ordered one appetizer. The better of the two appetizers was the CAD 8.95 Hand Shredded Pepper Chicken/手撕椒麻雞/Shou Si Ji. The dish consists of cold chicken in a flavorful sauce, topped with some greens. The chicken was tender, with a mild, pleasant spice and a bit of numbingness from the Sichuan peppercorns, along with some fragrance, presumably from sesame oil. It reminded me a bit of salivating chicken you find in some Szechuan spots, but it was more aromatic and a bit less spicy. The other appetizer was the Steamed Edamame/岩鹽毛豆 with Himalayan pink salt for CAD 5.95. The other person chose between this and the vegetable dumplings, as he avoids pork, and it was, of course, lighter than the other appetizer. The decent portion of edamame was topped with some pickled carrots as a garnish. My main dish was the Braised Beef Noodles/紅燒牛肉面/Hong Shao Niu Rou Mian. The dish included several options, including size, noodle style, and spice level. I chose the large for CAD $20.95, medium spice, and for the noodle style, I chose flat/宽面, as it was closest to the prism style I like at Lanzhou spots in the States. Along with these, I also added a tea egg for an extra CAD 2.95. Outside the add-on, the dish also had a couple of large slices of radish. Compared to some spots in NYC, I slightly preferred the QQ/bouncy texture of the noodles at a spot near me. However, the broth was better here with a balanced amount of mala, though I would likely order spicy next time, as I tend to add chili oil to the relatively lighter Lanzhou broths. The beef was also much better, being tender with a mild chew regardless of whether it was tendon or other cuts. The tea egg was flavorful and worth the add-on, especially when the inside was dipped further into the broth. I can see why others order this. The other person went with the Signature Stir-fried Noodles/招牌炒面/Chao Tatiaozi. There was an option of protein, and he went with Chicken for $17.95 and added the same egg. I tried a bit, and there was a pleasant pepperiness with a bit of numbing flavor, but less than my dish. The noodles had a good bounciness and overall had a slightly better chewiness than mine. This was lighter overall, but also tasty. This spot has apparently come to the US already at the Mall of America, and I would love it if there were a location closer to me. Good place.

    One of my go-to options when I'm on campus & hungry! I always get the cold sesame noodles, they're…read moredeliciously tangy and have a nice lingering spice that makes me want to eat more. The other noodle dishes I've tried from here have been consistently good as well. They let you select what noodle thickness you like, and I think the thick flat noodles were too big for me, I was making a fool out of myself trying to slurp them all up ! I recommend getting medium ones so sauce doesn't splash all over you like what happened to me! A great, affordable meal option.

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    Mogouyan Hand-Pulled Noodles - Interior

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    Mogouyan Hand-Pulled Noodles - Hand Shredded Pepper Chicken/手撕椒麻雞/Shou Si Ji. 8.95. Excellent version

    Hand Shredded Pepper Chicken/手撕椒麻雞/Shou Si Ji. 8.95. Excellent version

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    Sunny’s Chinese - Brick toast

    Sunny’s Chinese

    4.2(91 reviews)
    13.8 km•Kensington Market

    My wife is responsible for this restaurant adventure. I am not a big Chinese food fan because a…read moredinner of fried rice, Kung Pao chicken, and a fortune cookie ranks in my book on the low end of a fine dining experience. So I was delighted to find out what a talented chef can do with Chinese-influenced cuisine. But first, the location. This was our first time visiting Toronto so we were unfamiliar with the city's neighborhoods. When we stepped out of the Uber, I surveyed what appeared to be a grittier environment than the downtown area. I wasn't overly concerned. A cardboard sign taped to a window directed us down a hallway to the restaurant's entrance. It is a curious marketing approach and the sign could easily be missed by patrons, but it did add a little mystery to whatever awaited us behind the restaurant door. When we entered, we were immediately greeted by a pleasant hostess and an energetic vibe. The hostess confirmed our reservation (which had been guaranteed by a credit card) and offered to take our coats and umbrella. We were soon seated in pleasantly decorated, almost traditional-looking Chinese joint. Our server, Alex, cheerfully greeted us, asked us if this was our first time at Sunny's, and then gave a brief explanation of the culinary concept behind Sunny's approach to Chinese cuisine. In the interest of your time, I will quickly sum up our dining experience especially as you can easily find other online reviewers that make mention of their favorite dishes: Exceptionally friendly and efficient service (kudos to Alex!), quickly served, unique, and flavorful dishes, and wine and cocktail offerings (including non-alcoholic options) that pair well with the wide-ranging choice of entrees. A hghly recommended, surprisingly fun and delectable culinary experience.

    Was in the Kensington area enjoying a summer weekend and remembered Sunny's was nearby. Came here…read moreto try the dessert since I've heard so many great things about it. Sunny's is located within a small hallway, look for a nostalgic hk style neon sign outside a non descript door. We were treated warmly and I advised the hostess I wanted to drop in quickly for their popular sesame dessert, and was promptly seated in their outdoor patio. They have a quaint and surprisingly quiet outside patio. We ordered the sesame French toast and it came out exactly how I imagined it. I request the oolong condensed milk on the side. It was a light and small treat for the afternoon. The sesame flavour wasn't overwhelming and the sweetness was just right.

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