We once again ordered food from C&T Wok Express…read more It is probably one of the best in Durham region They get fairly busy on weekends so I would call ahead earlier in the day if you are looking for food around dinner time Service is always friendly there Food is excellent as always We enjoyed the pork wonton soup, orange chicken, garlic broccoli, mixed vegetable fried rice and beef udon on this occasion We got free wontons for our order over $50 which is a nice touch that they have You can also get sweet and sour pork as the other option Highly recommended for Chinese food in Durham and especially in the Ajax area

My family and I are slowly making their way through their menu..so far we love their fried rice,…read morechicken wings, and chilli chicken. Highly recommend!!

February 8, 2026 - Decided to try this place after hearing about how good the value for money is…read morehere. I got the Singaporean beef noodles, curry chicken and pork chop. I can tell it was pretty popular as soon as I walked in as it was the only place in this plaza that had a lineup. The food was all solid. Everything was cooked decently well. You get pretty good bang for your buck here as the portions are huge. My only minor complaint was the potatoes in the curry were a bit hard and undercooked. But overall decent Asian fast food with an extensive menu.

My team and I got lunch from here the other day. A few people on my team spoke highly of the…read morequality and value of the restaurant. I ordered the broccoli beef with rice noodle and soup (soy milk is an another option) - this came to $12.50+tax. The rice noodle is actually an upgrade for $1 as the standard is steamed rice. You could also get fried noodles for $2 extra. The container was packed to the brim; I had a healthy portion of beef as well as fresh broccoli. The menu is extensive which makes planning for a group much easier. We called ahead as orders can take long- they're super busy, and regularly have a line. Even though we called and were told the order would be ready for pickup in 30 minutes, when we arrived 40 minutes later, we still had to wait.

Count on Mom's for affordable Chinese food…read more Mom's Pan-Fried Bun in Newmarket offers great value, and is often packed during mealtime with families. This is one of 7 locations now across the GTA. While pan-fried buns & soup dumplings are on the menu, noodles are our go-to here. Their menu also features burgers, fried chicken wings and apps such as scallion pancakes and desserts including pumpkin pie with red bean filling. The soy milk is light and refreshing. The tomato-based noodle soup is rich and slightly tangy. We like that it's always served piping hot and comes with a crispy pork cutlet. The cutlet does soften quick while soaking up the soup. You can also pick between their braised beef noodle soup or their house beef noodle soup with tripe, beef rolls & a smaller pork cutlet for $10.99. It's light but you can jazz it up with their aromatic hot sauce that isn't very spicy. Hand-pulled noodles are thick & bouncy while the bowl portions are a fair size. Their burgers are surprisingly tasty with Asian seasoned beef patty, onion crisp and a slab of processed cheese. The restaurant interior is brightly lit with many promo signages and fits a decent number of tables to accommodate close to 40 guests. Just like their busy downtown location, you can see the action in the back kitchen where the noodles and buns are being steamed and fried. This place accepts credit card and there is no cash discount. Service is quick and friendly for casual dining, promptly serving and clearing your dishes. Skip it or hit it? It's a good meal spot to hit up if you're looking for affordable noodles & bites.

Rice noodle soup with beef slices and pickled mustard was pretty good: pretty spicy, with a sour…read morenote. I think it was the same as spicy sour soup noodles. Honey black pepper wings were pretty good: crispy, fresh & juicy. The sauce was sparse & not evenly applied, though. Honey cheese wings were pretty good. The taste was less cloying than Korean cheese powder. There seemed to be no honey though. Scallion pancake was pretty good: slightly dry but flavourful. Fresh pork pan fried buns were good: fluffy yet crispy. Mom's beef burger was not big. The patty was a bit dry. The bun was tasty & fluffy. The honey mustard was pretty nice & there were crispy strips. It was decent & cheap. Tomato noodle with pork chop was decent. The other dishes are better. Red bean pumpkin pie was decent: quite crispy. Rice cake with brown sugar was decent. Sweet soy milk was pretty good but quite sweet.

New menu is out so I thought I would post it with updated hours and prices. Picked up a great meal…read more. Perfect as usual.

Delicious food, excellent service, very nice atmosphere, friendly and joyful attitude. I highly…read morerecommend this restaurant.

2.5 stars. This location is setup like a cafeteria or a food court choose your own toppings meal…read more They usually have hot stations and they scoop accordingly. With the lockdown, this is only order to go. You better have a good command of Mandarin as their English and or Cantonese is Zero. The staff manning the phones are also quite rude and will hang up if you are not quick enough placing your order. Upon entry, the place is barren, the staff are busy chit chatting with a few bags for the delivery agencies to pickup. The food is a little oily and lacks any true taste of the Fried rice, stir fried cabbage and the chili chicken. The taste is of the spice and oil and not of the main dish that should be the headliner. The plus is a huge parking lot out front for you to wait as they prepare your order. Cash only unless you have access to WeChat pay

This 24 hour Chinese joint would be a challenge for those who don't both speak & read Mandarin as…read moremany items are only advertised in Mandarin. Actually even if you are conversant in Mandarin, it's not smooth sailing either: the system seems quite haphazard & you need to be assertive to get your order in. The dishes are mostly Western Chinese food. Tried the 2 meat & 2 vegetable dishes with rice set twice & both times they were good. The portion was substantial even if not huge. The dishes were not that oily & had a good wok flavour & seemed to be Sichuan style (but not too spicy). They also have a lunch/dinner box with 4 meat & 4 vegetable dishes. I think I heard it cost $38.99 (the price was not on the sign), so it's not for 1 person. The first time I ordered the dishes with rice I was given egg drop soup which was tastier than it looked - pretty good actually. The second time I didn't get offered any. Lanzhou ramen was decent. The meat used was beef (since it's a Chinese Muslim dish). The soup on its own was quite tasty. But somehow together with the noodles & toppings it was not that great. Pumpkin pie was decent. It wasn't that oily. The hot soy bean drink was $2.10. It was alright. They currently have a patio, but the roof is made of translucent red cloth, which explains why my photos all have a reddish tint.

Lovely to find a dog-friendly patio just up the hill from the shoreline! While it doesn't have a…read moreview, it does have a multi-level patio and the staff are super nice. The portions were much bigger than we expected-- we had Cantonese chow mein, cashew shrimp, sesame chicken, and a small bowl of rice, and this was enough food for SIX people! Docking a star only because it wasn't super flavourful (no gwai los here!), but if you're looking for Canadian-style Chinese food, this is your spot. It looks like it's been around for decades and decades, and it's definitely a local favourite.

I'm obsessed with this restaurant. Honestly, the green beans give me life. I'd eat them daily if I…read morecould. Vegetable crack... is that a thing?! This place is nicknamed by locals as the GOOF. Not sure about the origin story on that one. My guess would be the sign, but I think there's likely a better story to be uncovered there. The food is fast, greasy and salty, but in the best way possible. They recently renovated, but it's still a bit of a dive. It's cozy and comfy, and the owners are friendly. They have great lunch specials and nice window seating to gaze upon your fellow Beachers. Tip: Try the green beans with pork!

Rating: 4.5/5 Been…read moreeating here for 4 years by now. Price has definitely went up since 2018 (now $9 w/tax as of writing). Always tasted good, price is more on the pricy end but the lunch special is the way to go. Lunch special includes a meal (Tangra chicken w/ steam rice as an example) + a drink or spring roll!

Worker on the line sounds lazy and doesn't listen to orders properly. Gave me a completely…read moredifferent order and then expected us to pay again for the correct dish.

They are known for their rice noodles. The Thai Tom Yum Goong soup base was tasty…read more I had the Thai Curry with rice and chicken popcorns. The curry was flavorful, goes well with rice and chicken popcorn, making a great combo. The service was great. I changed my mind after ordering yet they were happy to accommodate. The place was also clean and spacious, with a lot of seating. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3.5/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - NA/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3.5/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 5/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 4.5/5 OVERALL - 4.12

I used to visit this spot when I first moved to Toronto and craved Hong Kong-style flavors --…read morehere's my take: * Great variety of soup bases -- some taste quite authentic * Must-try soups: Original Fish Soup, Pepper Fish Soup * Top with Fish Fillet if you're into fish -- pairs really well * Personal favorite: Szechuan Spicy Soup with Fish Fillet (Warning: very spicy, medium to high heat, and not adjustable) * Drinks: Pretty good selection * Toppings: Mostly frozen meats and ingredients, with a few exceptions * Enoki mushroom portion was too small when I ordered it * Side dishes: Decent, worth a try -- but nothing standout due to the frozen items Overall, a solid spot if you're craving a fish broth hotpot. Try it out and let me know what you think!