I had time to spare before hopping on the ferry so I chanced upon the Noodlebox in Tsawwassen and…read moredecided to give it a try. I didn't have high expectations because it looks like your typical teriyaki place in Washington State. I was greeted by the gentleman at the counter as I walked in and after sensing I was unsure of what to order, he walked me through the menu. He asked what I liked - sweet or spicy, type of noodles and so on. He was patient and helpful with the menu. I decided to go for the safe choice - the Pad Thai Box. Sweet, sour tamarind sauce with garlic, wok fired with ginger, onions, peppers, broccoli and Asian vegetable mix topped with a fried egg, sprouts, roasted peanuts, cilantro and green onions. The place was starting to get busy with to-go orders so I was glad I came in just before the rush. I sat next to the kitchen and I could see how organized the back-of-the-house was and the kitchen line was spotless. Maybe it's fairly new so I hope they keep it up. I enjoyed the Pad Thai Box. Just the right amount of sweet and sour, noodles were cooked perfectly and the presentation was lovely! I highly recommend this place!

A Thai restaurant in Tsawwassen. How legit could it be? I decided to give it a try as I just wanted…read moreAsian spicy food, and I did not want to drive all the way to Vancouver for it as I was already in this area. I got there and it was fairly quiet with just two tables occupied. I was taken aback by the staff though. They were not Asian or Thai. I started to wonder if this was a watered-down version of Thai food to suit the local non-spicy palate? The staff was speaking French to a table of customers. Uh-oh. It took a long while before anyone (there were 2 of them front of house) came over to me. During that time, I was contemplating if I should just walk out. So service was indeed spotty. One staff was more helpful than the other. I wanted the pad krapow gai (basil minced chicken), unfortunately they did not have that. So I had the basil chicken which was in slices instead of minced. There is a difference in the dish even though both are basil chicken. I requested for the spice level to be like in Thailand (hot). The food arrived and it was spicy, but not overly spicy like in Thailand. It was ok. You had to order the rice separately and at $2.75 a bowl, it was quite expensive. It was just rice! Even though the restaurant did not have many dine in customers, there were plenty of people calling in to place orders for take out. So I guessed maybe this was the only decent Thai place for the people living in this area? The food was not bad, but it is just not the best Thai food around.

I love supporting local family restaurants, but I can't get behind somewhere that has no time…read moremanagement whatsoever. We ordered at 7:05 on the road and told our food would be ready for 8 (which is nearly an hour!). We only ordered 3 entrees and 1 order of spring rolls. We got there at 7:55, waited a few minutes, and went in only to be told it would be another few minutes. No worries! Only when we went back in 10 minutes later, our order still wasn't ready. We ended up leaving the restaurant with our food at 8:35, a full hour and a half after we placed our order! The friends I was with loved their food, but I personally didn't find it worth the wait. I'd much rather go to Thai basil and get my food in 10 minutes, especially since I know the food is ALWAYS bomb there. I also think the prices are pretty steep for entrées that don't even come with a base. My and my friend each had to order a side of rice, and there's no combo pricing. Overall, a tsawwassen staple that just doesn't do it for me.

Great quality food, friendly service, good lunch specials, and recently expanded dining areas. No…read morehassle pick up order from a dedicated entrance. Absolutely love the sushi. Highly recommend.

I dine in or order takeout from Sapporo at least once a week. Their food is always fresh, and my…read morefavorite is the original Sapporo lunch. The staff are consistently friendly, attentive, and always check in to make sure everything's perfect. The restaurant also has a lovely, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit enjoyable

Food is good, must make reservations especially for weekends. Service is subpar, attitude is poor…read moreto bad. It's the so what attitude because the food is good but not cheap. Sooner than they realized, service and acknowledging the customers are important. Don't forget they pay your salaries and bills.

Really nice Cantonese food. My wife particularly enjoyed the Japanese tofu and the whole steamed…read moretilapia.

There aren't many choices for sushi in North Delta / Surrey. Me and my friend were craving for…read moresome Japanese cuisine and passed by Sunshine Hills Centre located on the northwest corner of 120th Street (Scott Road) & 64th Avenue and decided to give Sushi Wara a try. The place looks spacious on the outside as it shares the building and is adjacent joining to the Browns Social House. But once inside you realize it's pretty small with only 6 dine in tables and more suitable as a takeout joint. We wanted to keep it simple and ordered a Sashimi Box and a Karaage Don. The Karaage Don's chicken didn't taste like it had really any solid chicken pieces in it and just comprised of mushed up pieces of chicken parts. Furthermore, it was paired up with a honey mustard sauce on the side which was odd and did not compliment the dish well, definitely had better. The Sashimi Box's contents were pretty big portions, but the Tuna Sashimi was not thawed properly before being served and it had a really strong fishy smell to it. At $26.95, it's overpriced by around $4.00 compared to it's competitors around town in addition to the subpar quality was a real downer. Plenty of free parking with 4 stalls right in front of the restaurant and throughout the strip mall.

food was tasty. fresh ingredients; I am extremely picky when it comes to raw foods and fish. staff…read moreare kind and friendly

This restaurant is closed and the only other sitdown is in Richmond. The food was great used to…read morecome in and eat Arroz Caldo and ukoy or pork sisig. The sinigang and tokwat baboy is also good. Sad really drove to Surrey for a Doctor's visit and decided to eat and found out the place is closed. Strange since real canadian superstore is close by and would draw the local shopping crowd. Will be missed!

Another customer was waiting for their order but it wasn't complete so Kumare decided to give me…read morethat customers Tortang Talong so that I wouldn't have to wait. I was even willing to wait for the fresh one but the girl said it's also fresh, they just made it. I never did see how the older lady packed it. I just saw the container after I got home. Otherwise I'd give her a piece of my mind. UNACCEPTABLE!!!! Food container for the sauce was placed on the COOKED FOOD, and made an imprint!!!! This is a food safety violation!!! They should have placed the sauce outside. I'm pissed coz I'm already home and it's far for me to drive back and forth especially with the hike in gas prices. We all have to wear masks and keep our distance, and I come home to this??!!!! 1 Friggen STAR!!!!!

Horrible. Ordered…read morevia Uber Eats. It was quick but sometimes that's a red flag in itself. We are at a hotel. They didn't send any cutlery or napkins which is just common sense. Next there was no soya sauce. And worst of all - NO RICE ! My husband had to go to a restaurant close by to get a side of rice and some soya sauce. After paying over 70$ this is unacceptable. All this aside, we were hoping the food would be good. Our order was Beef Thai Salad, Ginger Beef, Green Curry with Chicken & Satay Chicken Skewers. They also had a promo for 4 Free Spring Rolls with a 40$ purchase, they turned out to be the only thing edible. I had asked for no onions (huge allergies) and not too spicy. The beef salad had no onions, but also zero flavour on the beef. The lettuce had some lime but not any flavour. It was a few cucumbers and lots of bland unseasoned beef. Is super hot chili flakes the only option here ? It looked like the beef should of been really good, but it was like they had washed the beef off completely of anything. The chicken skewers were big but they seemed to be really fatty with gristle - the meat wasn't certainly chicken breast. Even the peanut sauce seemed off. I ate a few bites and spit it out. The ginger beef was a large order. They sent the sauce on the side. Again the meat was super low quality. Lots of gristle etc. Couldn't eat it. My husband didnt mind his green curry, but was less than thrilled about it not coming with any rice !! It too was of poor meat quality. It all smelled quite bad . All in all was so very disappointed . Would never order from here nor recommend. Huge waste of money.

Highly recommend this Thai restaurant. Huge portions and had we known would have shared just one…read more Super flavor too. Very good price on our meals compared to the hotel. This was convenient for the other shopping we were doing on Scott Road. Was recommended by our last stop. Friendly staff and super clean.

We think this is where Koreans eat when they're not cooking at home!…read more We discovered Hansol 한솔 Korean Restaurant after seeing so many rave reviews. This place, tucked away just 5 minutes' driving distance from Coquitlam Centre, is clearly beloved by the local Korean community. The portion sizes are generous. They are perfect for sharing with family or friends. We saw many families and younger groups dining in, which gave it a cozy, homey vibe. We can taste the love and comfort in every bite. Here's what we ordered: * Beef Tartare Bibimbap - Not your typical bibimbap! The raw beef was beautifully seasoned and full of flavour. This was hands down our favourite dish! * Naengmyeon - Cold noodles in a super refreshing broth. Perfectly chewy with a balanced, savoury tang. A must-have on a hot day. * Japchae - Excellent portion, great price. The noodles were springy and not greasy at all--just the right balance of flavour. Great value, quality ingredients, and authentic flavours--Hansol is definitely going on our go-to list whenever we're craving comforting Korean food. We are highly recommend it for students, families, or anyone who loves real Korean cooking! Food: 5/5 Must Try! Service: 5/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! Price: $30-$40 each person (dinner) Presentation: 3/5 Parking: 4/5 Tips: * Free refillable banchan (side dishes) * Must-try: naengmyeon (cold noodles) * Hidden gem: beef tartare bibimbap-flavourful and beautifully presented. * Limited seating - expect wait during peak hours * Tasty, affordable, and generous portions Would I Return: Yes ‍

I found this restaurant through an IG foodie's recommendation. This restaurant is always very busy,…read moreand on weekends, there is always a lineup. We ordered short rib BBQ, Beef tartare Bibimbap, and original-flavor deep-fried chicken wings. Beef tartare Bibimbap was served in a hot stone bowl with a variety of vegetables on top of the rice. The gochujang sauce was served separately, allowing us to adjust the spiciness to our preference. It was a pretty good dish. The short rib BBQ was very tender and nicely seasoned. It was slightly on the sweeter side, very delicious. I will definitely order it again. The original flavor deep-fried chicken wings were served fresh and hot. They were incredibly crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside--very good! Next time, I should order them with a flavored seasoning, as I already knew the original version was cooked with less saltiness, meant to be paired with a sauce. Overall, I really like this restaurant. The food tasted good, and the most notable point was the reasonable price! It was a very good deal, and it has now become one of my regular go-to places.