Ramen was really good! I was feeling a bit sick this day and it really helped. They also had some…read morematcha tea which was good as well. I got the original ramen and laksa and we both loved it. Definitely a good ramen spot to try if you're in Mississauga.

The satay was moist enough & pretty tasty. The sauce tasted vaguely right but had no solid peanut…read morein it (though there was a peanut flavour) & was pretty spicy (spicier than it should be). There was the correct flavour profile for both but it was not strong enough. Nasi Lemak: the rice had a super light coconut scent & no taste (it tasted like normal white rice). The sambal was super spicy & had some coconut in it. Spiciness aside it was pretty good. The chicken itself seemed was pretty tasty (it was probably ayam bakar, though the flavour didn't penetrate far below the surface) but it was covered with sambal which basically obliterated the underlying taste. The peanuts were good - not too big & some were slightly sweet with some flavoured crust. The anchovies were very deep fried & rather dry. The egg was a ramen egg - pretty good as ramen eggs go, but it didn't go with the dish. The dish was served with Vietnamese fish sauce dip, which didn't go.

I came here for lunch with a friend & her baby, and it was okay. The restaurant isn't very large,…read moreand yet it wasn't overly busy but the waitress seemed very stressed and short with us. She seemed annoyed that we had a stroller with us, even though it was tucked away to the side (not in anyone's way). Again, it wasn't busy (maybe 4-5 tables seated the entire time) but she also seemed like she was running the entire place herself by the way she acted. We ordered the Khao Soi (chicken) & the pad see ew (beef), and she got the order wrong and made them both chicken. She corrected the issue and brought us out a new dish, but I feel like if she wasn't so stressed and rushing everything, this could have been avoided. The food was good, but I won't come out of my way to visit here again because of the service.

One of the most difficult experiences a restaurant has to offer. The manager, Gopika, was extremely…read morerude and condescending. Her behaviour and how she carries herself has unfortunately bled over to their front staff as well. We were planning to host an evening with friends and family at this location, but unfortunate news had struck within our family and we had to cancel. We asked if it was alright to get our $250 deposit back to help alleviate some of the funeral expenses. She declined and constantly pried into our family situation and was very adamant on trying to push this dinner to another time. We thought it was extremely unprofessional and showed an extreme lack of sympathy and empathy. Gopika rudely challenged us and fought tooth and nail to keep our $250. Eventually we had to give up and let them keep our $50 because it was too unbearable to spend more time and energy in this time of need. Jegachandra Retnarasa was of no use either, you might as well have not even butt in. This restaurant is ran by people who do not care about you and would sell their humanity for $50.

I got Uber eats from here due to the high ratings and frankly I was disappointed. We got veggie…read morespring rolls, holy beef basil with steamed rice, chicken Khao soi and a tofu/veggies massaman curry which was free because of a promo. Everything was on the sweeter side. The spring rolls were yucky - it had a funky taste to it like the veggies had gone bad. We both took 1 bite and threw them away. I like that they packaged peanuts in a separate container to prevent contamination because my bf has a peanuts allergy. Wouldn't order here again

Had a lovely birthday lunch catch‑up with a friend. They were running a summer special menu that…read moreincluded an appetizer (choice of samosa or spring roll), tom yum soup or mango salad, and a main entrée for around $20 which was a great deal! For our mains, I chose the beef Massaman curry with rice, and my friend ordered the green chicken curry. Both dishes were satisfying and delicious. The flavours were rich, comforting, and exactly what I needed to cure my curry cravings. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal and would definitely come back to try more dishes from their menu.

Nasi goreng beef had the same flavour as the chicken. Mild was not spicy: just pepper. Chicken was…read morebetter as it was more tender. Mie goreng chicken (mild) was spicier than nasi goreng mild. It had a good sweet, spicy, umami sauce.

First time trying Vanh's! It didn't disappoint. My cousin wanted Thai so we thought this spot would…read morebe good for a takeaway. We weren't sure about the spice levels so we opted for mild for most, except for the beef & bok choy, for that we selected no spice, which seemed to translate to no seasoning at all. Everything was fresh tasting. The standout for me was the pineapple curry as the dish was bursting with flavour. Spring rolls were fantastic, eggplant dish was great, as was the veggie pad Thai & the mango salad. The main dishes were well portioned. As the curry dish didn't come rice, we ordered a Jasmine & sticky rice. Rice portions were small but we had leftovers and had ordered for 3 people. Friendly service! Would definitely come consider ordering from there again.

I recently visited Tumi Dumpling House in the Junction, Toronto, and it was an unforgettable…read moreexperience! From the moment we arrived, the restaurant had a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The service was attentive and quick, making the entire dining experience comfortable and enjoyable. Now, onto the food: every dish we tried was absolutely delicious! We started with the refreshing cucumber salad, which had the perfect balance of tangy and savory flavors. The cold tofu was equally impressive, bursting with umami and spice. For the main dish, I had a fragrant, hearty noodle soup with beef, packed with rich flavors and perfectly cooked noodles. The dumplings were soft, juicy, and filled with the perfect amount of flavor, and the sauces were delightful! Overall, the ambiance was cozy and modern, perfect for a casual meal with friends. I highly recommend Tumi Dumpling House for anyone looking for authentic, flavorful Chinese dishes. Whether you're a local or just visiting, it's definitely worth the stop! I'll be back for sure.

I tried the pork and cabbage gluten-free dumplings and was genuinely impressed. The filling is…read moreincredibly flavorful, moist, and generously portioned -- they definitely don't skimp. The dumplings were served fresh and piping hot, which made the experience even better. Gluten-free dough is notoriously difficult to work with, so I really appreciate the effort and care that clearly goes into making these. They've done a great job. The service was also very friendly. I met Ted, who took the time to tell me more about the restaurant, which made the visit feel welcoming and personal. I'll definitely be returning to try more of the dumplings -- even the non-gluten-free options because they're just that delicious. I'm excited to see how the menu evolves. I'd love to see a dumpling dish added to the lunch specials and perhaps more filling variations for the gluten-free dumplings. Next time, I'm trying them pan-fried!

The food at ThaiRoom in Cabbagetown was so good the last time I was here, I had to come back…read more Our choices this time around, included: * Basil Lamb * Famous Pad Thai * Pineapple Roasted Chicken * Tom Yum Seafood Hot Pot * Salmon Panang Curry * Deep Fried Ice Cream Every dish was delicious, with great flavours and beautiful presentation. The dishes were adorned with intricate carvings of butterflies and flowers, making them even more attractive. Great knife skills! The Seafood Hot Pot was colourful and very tasty. The Salmon was so good, we all wanted more, especially the sauce. Although everything was delicious, the Basil Lamb was one of my favourites. I love lamb! Their cocktails were just as colourful and tasty and their desserts were the perfect finish to a great meal with friends.

Absolutely incredible Thai food! Every dish was bursting with fresh flavor and perfectly balanced…read morespices. The curries were rich and aromatic, the stir-fries had that authentic wok-char, and the pad thai was one of the best I've ever had--savory, slightly sweet, and not overly greasy. The staff were welcoming and attentive without being overbearing, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. Portions were generous, prices were very fair for the quality, and everything came out hot and beautifully presented.

My first time trying Uyghur Cuisine! We ordered the salted milk tea, manta, dapanji, polo and nan…read morekawap. I loved everything except the milk tea - I wasn't quite expecting it to be so salty. The manta were dumplings with flavourful lamb and onion filling. The dapanji was chicken and potatoes in a stew with chewy hand pulled noodles. I really enjoyed the texture of the noodles! The polo was a buttery lamb and carrot rice that came with sides of yogurt and chopped vegetables. The nan kawap was very flavourful cumin stir fried beef with onions and naan. I'd never had bread added to stir fry before and it went great! Everything came out quickly and the servers were friendly. It's a smaller restaurant so may be a good idea to call ahead on weekend evenings.

We visited this place for a quick family lunch and it turned into one of those "I need to come…read moreback" moments. I was a bit unsure at first since Uyghur cuisine isn't something you see every day around here, but everything was incredibly well balanced and approachable. The aroma, texture, and quality of the noodles were just outstanding. We shared the Lamb Kawap (lamb skewer with Uyghur seasoning), Kidney Kawap, and Uyghur Chicken. The skewers were absolutely mesmerizing. None of that strong lamb smell you'd find at many other places, just a clean, fragrant flavor with a softer finish. Perfectly grilled too. It was my first time trying kidney skewers, and the texture really surprised me--chewy, meaty, but not heavy at all, and with no trace of that distinct lamb scent. The Uyghur Chicken was another highlight. Well-seasoned, rich in flavor but not overly spicy, and the chicken was tender through and through. Having it with their hand-pulled noodles made the whole experience even better. The sauce was so good I kept dipping the bread into it nonstop. Honestly, this place hits all the right notes. Great flavors, comforting atmosphere, and real craftsmanship in every dish. Definitely coming back soon.

Food: 3 Stars Service: 3 Stars…read moreAmbience: 3 Stars Fill Factor: Satisfied I haven't visited Village by the Grange in ages but I recently had to grab a quick lunch in the area so figured I check out what was new here. I don't recall NaiNai being here the last time I visited so I gave it a shot. I went with in my mind the safe option of Stir Fried Rice Noodles (Kwetiau Goreng) which is a flat noodle. The dish reminded me of pad seew which I love. I ordered it with the chicken and overall the dish was flavourful with a slightly sweet taste from the sweet soy sauce. Again it reminded me a lot of pad seew and I would put it above a food court joint like Thai Express but not quite as good as some of the pad seew at some of the Thai restaurants in the city. Service was friendly and they give you one of those buzzers to alert you when your food is ready. It was pretty busy when I went so my food took more than 10 minutes to be ready but not too bad considering how many people were ahead of me. Overall not a bad choice if you're looking to grab something in the food court. Looking forward to coming back and trying some of their other offerings.

Why yes, please Indo me…read more.. If you're craving to try IndoMie or authentic Indonesian food, this is was a neat spot to try it in downtown Toronto. I ordered their IndoMie Rendang which is a seasoned instant noodle cup topped with beef rendang that was so flavorful and tender. To go with this, I enjoyed Thai Milk Tea as a refreshment. The only thing I would knock is the IndoMie cup portions are small when the food tastes so good! Even though it was a jumbo cup, it was only slightly bigger than the drink cup. The shop feels more like a convenience store so there's not much ambience. The service was quick and friendly for takeout. Skip it or hit it? It's a good place to try for Indonesian food but I haven't been back.