We were in the area and stopped by for lunch. We were seated right away. Service was excellent and…read morefood arrived after a short wait. No complaints on the food. This is a good casual dining option in the area.

Food overall was really good. service was terrible - the younger chubby waitress had an enormous…read moreattitude and was more interested in her nails and then flirting with a much older customer that came in half way through our dinner. The owner should make her staff aware other customers can hear their conversations - our table of 3 were a little surprised to learn that this customers wife was away and the waitress was stopping by for the night after she got off work. It was a little shocking given the fact he was married clearly and the 40+ yr age difference.

The food was terrible! The quality has greatly declined…read more The sweet and sour pork was dry and tasted like it came from a premade box. The chicken chow mien only had the tinniest slivers of chicken. The almond chicken was deep fried to the point that the chicken inside the batter was so hard and dry it wasn't chewable! The only saving grace was the chop suey! There was no attention to quality, and was obviously just mass produced! We will not order from here again!!

Unfortunately this was money wasted. The sweet and sour chicken had thick stale breading on it…read morewithout enough sauce to cover the dish and no peppers or pineapple as described. "Fried" rice was pasty white rice with a few additional ingredients and the noodles were bland with a slight taste of burnt oil. Spring roll was also bland with a very thick wrapper that was super soggy on the inside. Inedible. Will never order from here again.

We were in the area for an appointment, and I remember a friend recommended this place, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. It had a Thai Select sign on the door, which is usually a positive sign of authentic Thai food. This inside what a little nice than I had expected, but certainly had Thai elements to it. We ended up trying three menu items: - Pork Satay - Average. It looked really good. Nice char and sheen on it, but once I took a bit into it, I realized that the meat was cut quite thick. It tasted good but it had a tough chew on it. - Pad Thai - Average. Decent preparation, but I found it a bit too sweet myself. - Thai Fried Rice - Good. My favourite dish of the three items. Good wok-hey, good flavours and a bit of smokiness. It was a well balanced dish. Service was nice. Maybe not quite as attentive as they should've been given how quiet it was, but not bad. Overall an ok visit. As a Thai Select Premium restaurant, it does use authentic recipes, but in terms of execution it's not quite there. Certainly acceptable, but not the best.

Had the Dine-Out Vancouver at this place and our experienced was superb! The place was not busy at…read morethe time we dined and staff were very friendly and giving us information on what's on the food she's about to serve. All the foods from their Dine-Out Vancouver menu were very delicious and very tasty with fresh ingredients. Food presentation was very appealing as well. The $45 pricing was all worth it and highly recommended. You won't regret it!

This isn't my first time here. We had our lunch here as we celebrate BC Day Long weekend. One of…read morethe things I love when going out to restaurants is the freedom to choose your own seat (if not busy) and we were greeted by this nice lady saying to choose any table. We were seated at our favorite spot. Ordered the usual. I love their tea. I love the taste of the mood and love the vibe. This is one of those places you will always want to come back to. Wish they have more parking spots. We parked at the mall and walked to the restaurant.

First time here and we're happy with our dinner experienced. The place was spacious and a bit busy…read moreboth for dine-in and mobile order/pickup. I believe the restaurant is being managed and run by the family and I think they're short in staff. But the Pho/soup was very good. The broth was very tasty and meat was tender. The spring rolls are also good. Can't wait to try their rice meals on my next visit.

This is my go to Thai place in the Ridge, bar none. This is…read morean update, and I happily report that they have again opened up the dining room, and resumed their signature family friendly service! The food is consistently delicious and fresh, prepared and served with smiles by the owners themselves. Couldn't be better!

Simple Thai food prepared well. Across the street from the Langdon Farm Market…read more Currently offering take out service only. We enjoyed our meal at a nearby community center where picnic tables were available.

We came here on our way to Vancouver…read more My husband needed some quick road sustenance - and The Great Mongolian BBQ was the perfect stop. The place was clean and well maintained and the staff were efficient and quick to help us. As a customer you get to pick the ingredients that you want in your bowl. My husband selected a delicious looking assortment of ingredients, including meats, fresh vegetables, sauces, and savory noodles, and then the staff cooked it up on their iron grill. I opted for lovely hot green tea We then grabbed a cozy booth and while I sipped on my soothing tea, my husband raved about his well seasoned meal. If you're looking for a quick hearty and flavorful lunch - The Great Mongolian is a solid stop. Trust.

This is kinda an interesting one for me. I haven't had Mongolian grill in probably 10 years, so I'm…read morenot sure what I can compare this to. It is essentially a semi self-served food court experience. You go in, top up an empty bowl with thinly sliced meat, veggies, noodle, sauce and they stir fry it for you on a huge flat hotplate. All together, there are maybe 15 items you can choose from, with another 8 types of sauce you can mix and match with. I guess people go in feeling it's more of an interactive experience. With a little bit of strategy, you can squeeze in a couple more ounces of food. Food was okay. I mean the ingredients were clean.. I guess? Similar to a salad bar, or a subway, or a poke bar, there's not really any skill involved in cooking these. I even mixed in my own sauce, so they literally just had to make sure nothing was raw or burnt. The presentation after things are cooked, would be considered underwhelming. (just look at the images) For the amount of food you get, the price is fair. But would I look forward to going back there again? Probably not. I'd say a hot bowl of pho for the same price would likely be more satisfying. Food 5 Service 7 Ambiance 6 Value 6

Ordered a combo with Kkanpoongi, Jjajangmyun and jjambbong. Ordered a fried rice separately…read more Kkanpoongi was excellent - light, crispy and tender. Jjajangmyun was pretty good. Fried rice was ok. Wasn't a fan of the jjambbong - broth was too peppery and felt heavy.

I visited here with my family last Friday. I was told Mokran is a really good Chinese style Korean…read morerestaurant through a word of mouth. I've never gone this far to Langley just for blackbean noodles while my go to place would be Heeraedeung or Manli Jiangsung. We ordered Family Combo A ($43.95) that's big for 3 people it came with Jjambbong (Spicy seafood noodle), Jajangmyun(Black bean noodles) and Tangsooyuk (Sweet and sour pork). Food was pretty good. We ordered a combo with Tangsooyuk because someone said they make Tangsooyuk better than Kkangpoonggi (spicy fried chicken). Jajangmyun and Jjambbong were excellent. My sister and I found Jjambbong little bit spicy for our liking. I couldn't drink all the soup for this reason. But still their Jjambbong was pretty good in my personal opinion. I also like how Jjambbong had plentiful of seafood toppings especially squids. Tangsooyuk was so fresh and crispy. It came with so much dipping sauce in a separate bowl. We ended up taking some food home without the sauce. I just think there was too much sauce for the deep fried pork. I really enjoyed eating here with my family until this disaster happened. I slipped the bowl of spicy soup from my hands and spilled it onto my jeans. My jeans ended up smelling spicy, haha. Anyways I'd go back here with my family someday.

We have been to Kings Kitchen many times over the years. Just before Christmas we went for an in…read moreperson meal. The prawns we ordered were a tough as shoe leather. The rest of the meal was lake lustre! Our server was one the owners 8 or 9 year old son. On valentines day we decided to pick up an order. The Chicken Fried Rice under cooked and bone dry, the vegetables in the Beef Chop Suey were stone cold, NOT COOKED AT ALL. We will definitely not be going here again. You need a new cook!!

Has always been awesome even when ownership has changed. Fresh, chickens balls are almost all meat…read morewith a little non greasy batter and all chicken breast. Love the ginger beef, singapore rice noodles. Great luck and dinner specials with large portions. Just remember to order a large Sweet and Sour boneless Pork to get to get the get what used to be the only size so you have enough food. War Wonton is amazing! We have lived in Maple Ridge since 1995 and never go anywhere else

Pretty sure they make their own stock. Probably the best pho in the Langley to maple ridge area…read more The place is a little rundown but their prices are great. Overall pretty good

Service was great, clean establishment, covid protocols in place. Well done there…read more I had #4, rare beef and beef ball Pho. Was disappointed as a Pho lover. The broth lacked flavour, there was no basil, cilantro instead, and with no explanation for the substitute. Don't get me wrong, it was warm soup on a cooler day, but could've used more broth flavour which to me is the main part of the soup, hence all the sriracha and oil in the picture. Was slightly over priced for the size of the small bowl.

Hot mess . Hit and miss place sometimes the food is very fresh and on point other times it seems…read morelike it's been sitting for hours so it's luck of the draw.

I have tried both lunch and dinner Everything is pretty much…read morethe same. Differences listed here from what I remember: Lunch - only wonton soup, black bean green beans with beef, fried wonton skin, sesame battered chicken drums. Dinner - wonton and hot and sour soupn blean bean mussels, onion rings, battered shrimp We came on a busy day for lunch and everything was fresh except for some reason the wonton soup was so bland. When we went for dinner on a sunday night and there were only 3 other tables and the food was stagnant for a while that it developed a film on top. The wonton soup this time was good. It would be great to know before hand whether it's busy or not haha. Typical mediocre buffet food. Lunch price is pricier is $19.95 which is ok. Food is better than uncle willys.