Great tasting food. Prices comparable to other Chinese food offerings at a food court. My only…read morecomplaint is if you order shrimp as one of your sides, you only get about five shrimp as a shrimp lover that's not enough

When you think of mall food court food, this place is a great little place to visit. The food is…read morealways hot and ready. The food choices are quite large. My husband and child love the noodles and breaded chicken dishes. The staff are always smiling and almost obnoxious about giving you a free taste of their dish of the day. If I had anything bad to say, is with all the food they have on hand, it makes me wonder how fresh it all is. But, hey! If you want quick Chinese food at a half decent price then this is the place to drop by

I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

Been going here for years and love getting food from here. They have limited options but all are so…read moregood! They have sushi options, Filipino food options, Chinese food, and more. They also do have bubble tea here - CoCo. And best of all its located in a plaza with many shopping options as well! Exploring here is so fun and there's so many options. Right beside the Sino Mall Food court is a grocery store. So not only can you get food for take-out you can also shop for groceries while waiting. Ordering from here I went to Moteru Sushi and would recommend their k-chicken bop. Definitely one of Mississauga's popular places to go to.

I have been to Karachi Food Court a couple times and have tried several of their menu items. One of…read moremy favourite menu items is their gol gappay/pani puri and their falooda. I recently visited again to try their Sajji meal platter which has a special promo for $24.99 for May 7, 14, 21. They've introduced some new drinks for the summer. I love the variety of food available at Karachi Food Court, from rolled ice creams to shaved ice, to paratha rolls, rice and fries. I really enjoyed the fries, and I love their kebabs. The malai boti is one of my favourite items as well. The sajji meal platter was delicious, the chicken was grilled to perfection and very well flavored. Their naan is made fresh and is also delicious. This is a restaurant I like to visit from time to time when I go to ridgeway (which is very rare) because the quality and consistency of the food always remains no matter what. I don't know how they do it but they're doing a great job with it. Prices are pretty good too.

Stick to their bbq and that's it. This is the closest you get to Karachi style bbq just the one you…read moreget on boat basin or noorani or burns road. All the bbq items specifically beef ones are outstanding. I love the Bihari kababs, gola kababs and their chicken tikkahs. Their chutneys are absolutely on point and so are the puri parathas. Do check their family meals which are definitely great for the buck. I wouldn't recommend anything but their bbq. Tried their nihari which was a complete flop. I do however see a lot of ppl eating their zinger burger which I'm sure is pretty good. Each time I have been there every table has at least one order of it will definitely will be trying it next time. Over all the service is quick and fast. Karan is one of their cashier and she's the star there I love her customer service. Overall it's not a super aesthetic place but overall a nice new modern quick eat type of place with tons of seating which generally gets super full on the weekends. They also have ice cream which I haven't tried.

Ridgeway Plaza offers over 80 diverse eateries; it offers a wide range of cuisines, including…read moreMiddle Eastern, Mexican, and South Asian options. The plaza is known for the variety of halal food choices, making it a popular spot for families and friends to gather. It's a great place to explore new flavours and enjoy the diverse culinary options. However, navigating Ridgeway Plaza can be a bit tricky due to its narrow inroads and busy traffic. Drivers often find themselves slowing down to read store signs or locate specific restaurants, or park and leave their cars in the middle of the road, which can cause congestion. Just be sure to plan your visit during off-peak hours if you want to avoid the crowds!

Last month, when I was briefly in Oakville for a couple of days, I needed a Shoppers Drug Mart…read more(SDM). I did a search and ended up going to the one at Oakville Place. It was the closest one to me. I normally like standalone drugstores. I don't spend as much. Get me visiting a mall and I'm bound to shop. It happened here, but I contained my shopping madness down to this mall wing with SDM and the food court above it. It's a decent mall. It has Pearl, a Chinese dim sum restaurant that I like. I typically go to the one at Bayview Village. It was nice to see one west of Mississauga. The dining room looked gorgeous as I walked over to the mall entrance. The SDM is steps away from the main mall entrance, which I appreciated. I got what I was looking for and more. This same wing of the mall had Claire's. I ended up getting Squishmallows and a Grogu bucket hat. It was nice finally visiting the LL Bean store. I love the products, but there are rarely any sales that make me want to buy anything. The mall ceilings are nice. There's lot of glass that allow natural light to shine in. It's cool and cheerful. There are also various decor accents, such as triangular lighting and dangling spiral installations, that are pleasing to the eye as you walk around. The food court is cool. There was a bee installation where you could read up on how wonderful bees are. I didn't end up dining at the food court. However, there was a sushi clearance at the end of the night at Sushi Mac. I couldn't resist and bought some sushi to bring back to my hotel room. There is a Kernels-Yogen Fruz store on the main floor. I dropped by to get popcorn at Kernels before leaving the mall. Popcorn is my weakness. I got two bags to feed by popcorn habit. I was only in one wing of this mall and enjoyed being there. I would likely be broke if I had walked the entire mall that evening. It's a good mall. (428)

Lots of natural sunlight which makes the mall feel larger and more breathable. The selection of…read morestores is consistent with most big malls. However, their food court is absolutely terrible. Very, very old, hardly any options and in major need of a revamp. It's not my first choice of malls but if I am in the area with time to kill, a little window shopping is never a bad idea

I have been looking for a rice roll place for a long time. There have been some old school places…read morethat i used to go to as a kid, but they have all shut down. I went back to Hong Kong earlier this year (I haven't been in a long time), hoping to find rice noodles on the street. That proved to be a much difficult task. So I never got my rice noodle roll craving satisfied. Little did I expect to find such a delicious rice noodle roll in Mississauga. Its quite hidden, not in the most obvious and easy to find location, so unless you know, or you shop at the Yuen Ming supermarket, you likely will not find it. I ordered a minced beef + egg rice roll. It was about $8.50. You also get the choice to add in bean spouts, corn, and or green onions for free. The rice rolls are not actually rolls, but more scraped/bunched up rice sheets. Nevertheless, it was so soft and smooth. I can't wait to go back for lunch.

4.5 stars! Recently tried this place after a recommendation from a friend and I'm a new fan! This…read moreplace is inside the food court of the Yuan Ming supermarket. I tried the (1) house minced pork and egg rice roll, the (2) shrimp and snow pea rice roll, and the (3) century egg and pork congee. All were great! My fav was probably the signature pork and egg rice roll. These are perfect for a nice breakfast or a quick fill me up. The rice rolls are delicious and look a little different from the "flat" rice rolls you would typically get from some other places - these ones are a bit more textured and raised.. idk how to describe it. Definitely give this place a try! They only accept cash and debit.

Still one of my favourites! So glad they are sill here after the pandemic shutdowns. Many…read moreneighbouring stalls have changed, but they are still here! The food court is a bit run down and old. And you need keys from a vendor to access the washrooms now. But the seating area is open for use! The food quality is just as good by the elderly Korean couple. There's still a lot of regulars that come for this authentic quick dining. Please be patient as the elderly couple may be slower to serve. But for sure, the food is worth the wait! Be kind and clean after yourself! Remember to try #28 Sweet Pork Bone Soup and if you're hungry (and not afraid to navigate fish bones: add the grilled mackerel!

The cheapest gamjatang! My hubby has been there a lot since he was a kid…read more It's located inside the food court and only costs $12 (no tax) for a whole meal. It's hard to find this deal nowadays. Their gamjatang portions were quite generous - three pieces of pork bone, but no potatoes. It was okay for us because they served it with rice and some complimentary kimchi and it was quite filling. I ordered the seafood soup. I loved their soup as it was so flavorful. They also served a fish. Surprisingly, there weren't many bones. Additionally, we got the grilled mackerel, which we both loved. It only cost $5. The grilling and seasoning were perfect, and it paired well with the sour sauce.

Located in Oakville Place Food Court. Definetely better than my expectations. I ordered the Mixed…read moreVegetables with Fried Rice, so I can't speak for the meat dishes. Vegetables were cooked perfectly and tasted fresh and sweet. Rice was not greasy and it had a hint of soy sauce. Doing research before coming here to eat, I was surprised Manchu Wok didn't have vegetarian entrées aside from the Mixed Vegetables and choice of starches. Almost all other asian food court franchises have some sort of tofu dish or the likes. Definetely would have enjoyed more variety but I can't complain about the tasty beggies. One thing I was genuinely surprised about was that they accepted payment by Sheridan oneCard.

When I was a teenager I used to work for a Manchu Wok. I seem to remember the quality and quantity…read moreof food being far better back then. We used to serve a generous mound of rice with two sides for $5. Yes inflation..... 20 years later you now get one item with steamed rice for almost $7. Rice is chunky and stale with a tiny mound of veggies on the side of the plate & it's a tiny portion. And it doesn't taste all that great sadly ....