Food is always fresh, cooked to order and good delivery…read more There's isn't anything I don't like

Cheap , but decent food, you get what you paid for . It's not horrible but it's not the best…read moreChinese you'll ever eat

I've been a customer of Lucky Wok my whole life as I lived around the corner. They have the best…read moreChinese food in the city especially their chow mein noodles. Amazing customer service. I order from them all the time and it's always amazing. The best Chinese food in the city

Food is delicious and the service is courteous. Lucky Wok is…read morenow our go to Chinese food. Never a disappointment.

I absolutely love Panda Express and will never pass up a chance to have some delicious honey walnut…read moreshrimp. We were so excited to spot this one on vacation in Canada. it was pretty busy inside, but we got our food super quickly. Everything was just as I expected warm, delicious and filling. Overall, a great spot for some lunch or dinner in Mississauga.

Tip: McDonald's is steps away from Panda Express. The former has a summertime special with its…read morefountain drinks. You can get a large one for $1 through the McDonald's app, which will save you a bit compared to a large fountain drink being over $3 at Panda Express. I've seen Panda Express when I'm stateside. I never have had an inclination to grab food there. I suppose it's because it's a chain that serves American Chinese fast food. I tend to visit local Chinese eateries. I have pretty good success finding Chinese food that I like while I'm away. A couple of Fridays ago, I was at Heartland Town Centre. I spotted this Panda Express. I was curious about the food. I decided to check it out. There were lots of parking spots near it. I parked fairly close to the entrance. I was also staring at a McDonald's drive-thru straight ahead. I walked in. This eatery was busy. The lineup did move quickly. All I knew about Panda Express was its signature orange chicken. I wanted to try it out. I wasn't super hungry. I went with a bowl. You get to choose a protein and a base. When it was my turn to order for the first time, I got the most helpful woman. I actually wanted the veggies and fried rice. She said that I could do half veggies and half fried rice for the base. Yes, please! I got the orange chicken as my protein. The woman next to me asked the woman if there was Beijing beef. I was staring right at it. It looked good. I got to the payment area. I looked at a large fountain drink. It was going for over $3. I remembered that if you have the McDonald's app and its summertime drinks are out, a large fountain drink is $1. I decided to hold off getting a drink here and save a bit of money by going to McDonald's instead. The woman at the checkout was nice. She asked me if I wanted to donate to the panda foundation. I love pandas. Sure! She said that most people round up. I did that and added a loonie. She appreciated it. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. I did takeout. I decided to grab my drinks from McDonald's and then eat in the office. The lunchroom is larger than dining in at Panda Express and is likely quieter after work hours. The orange chicken was delicious. It had orange sauce that wasn't too sweet. It was tangy and had good flavour. Each chicken morsel was juicy, with a light, crispy batter around it. So good! The fried rice was a disappointment. It was bland. I only tasted the occasional egg in it. It needed more flavour. Maybe I should have ordered noodles. I liked the veggies. They were yummy and I felt like I was eating healthier. I got a fortune cookie at the end. It was nice. The fortune was all in caps. It was fun getting a fortune yelled at me while I read it... haha! I feel the need to return and try more items. I like the convenience of grabbing westernized Chinese food. It's a question of figuring out what's yummy and what I need to avoid. (189)

Nothing says ringing in the New Year by ordering copious amounts of Chinese food, in my opinion!…read more Our order came fast and hot - I assume they were well prepared and had a few items pre-made and waiting for order such as rice and noodles. We ordered the Calgary beef, lemon chicken, and spicy shrimp. The shrimp dish came as fish instead, but it was also delicious. I found the lemon chicken a bit dry with the breading this time around but it was still tasty. As always, we had much left over to eat for breakfast and lunch the next day :) Love this spot and will continue to support it, especially during these times.

The food ordered, singapore noodles, sweet & sour ribs, and other dishes were okay, but not good or…read moregreat. The service was great, but wish the cooks knew how to make food on par with other restaurants such as Congee Queen.

SOLID Chinese food option on Etobicoke/ Misssissauga border…read moreIn one of a bezillion ugly strip malls that line the area; who designed Mississauga!?!?!? I like chicken fried rice and chicken balls

I was in the area, which isn't usual for me, and found this spot. Really doesn't look good from…read morethe street, and inside isn't much better. However the food wasn't bad. I only had a simple lunch. I had the General Taos lunch special. Lots of fried rice and bean spouts. Not bad amount of chicken and it was fairly tasty. The beam spouts had this over tenderized chicken, always turns me off, but otherwise it was ok. The wonton soup I would take a pass on or at least don't eat the the wontons, they didn't taste good. So it's alright but I haven't really eaten enough dishes here to give a through review...

I ordered takeout through Skip the Dishes…read more We wanted to keep it pretty simple. So I ordered vegetable fried rice, and chicken fried rice. Also as appetizers, one pork egg roll, and one spring roll. The food was all quite good. The egg roll was missing any pork. It all tasted good. Their fried rice is a little different than most places. Usually if you order chicken fried rice, the dish is prepared with the chicken in advance. It looks like here, what they do, is have a general pot of fried rice, and then add either chicken, or mushrooms and broccoli for the veggie fried rice. Those add-ons are not well cooked with the rice, so the rice has a more generic soy flavor. It's not the chicken fried rice I'm used to. I called the restaurant to mention my concerns. He said that maybe my batch of egg roll just happened not to get any pork in it, but usually they mix it in with all of the bean sprouts. He said that the chicken is fried together with the rice. Then they separate it when they're plating it. In any case they did not offer anything, even after I mentioned that I might stop by the restaurant in the next little while. He did say that I should mention it to the manager when I'm there. I'm giving it a 4, because I haven't tried too many dishes from there, and the food was good and filling.

What a great little delivery spot!…read more We ordered from here on Skip the Dishes and have been thrilled each time. The food shows up super hot and fresh, packed with flavour. We struggle to find good Chinese Food that delivers around here but we search no longer! What's great about this place is how fresh it tastes. It is decidedly not greasy, even the deep fried, breaded stuff tastes much lighter than other places. The Bangkok Pad Thai, for example, is super citrusy and has a great spice. Can't wait to try out some other dishes from their extensive menu.

Food is delicious Service was wonderful…read more Ambiance good Very happy I stopped in for a quick dinner!

Got the chicken friend rice and general Tso's chicken…read more The fried rice was okay. Not great on its own, had to add soy sauce to it for some flavor. They didn't have chili oil just hot sauce :/ I found this strange for a Chinese restaurant. I was skeptical about ordering a deep fried dish but I went for it anyway. Honestly, what a scam.. it's 95% fried batter and then a tiny piece of chicken inside, some of the pieces didn't even have any chicken. I ended up biting into the pieces to see if there was chicken inside and everything in the attached picture is fried batter!! I'm not vegetarian so this was pretty annoying to eat, I just threw it out. I've never had this happen before: Its a rip off. Pro - food packaging was good, spill proof ...

Ordered delivery. Was great to have a balanced meal with good portion sizes at this price point and…read moreto be able to pick from the wide selection of sides, but most dishes were a bit bland for my taste. Gluten with preserved vegetable and braised tofu pocket were both really sweet, three cup eggplant didn't have much sauce, bittermelon with egg had very little egg, and the stir-fried mustard was quite bitter. When calling to check if the soup of the day was vegetarian, I was told it was chicken broth and asked to make a note not to have it included, only to end up receiving a wintermelon soup that didn't taste of chicken, so not sure what happened there. The seaweed was great though.

We've been here a few more times since the past review about a year and decided to upgrade the…read morerating to 4 stars. While it is cafeteria style food, the consistency is strong. You know what you're going to get every time you order. We've had popcorn chicken (5/5), pork cutlet (4.5/5), fish fillet (4/5), braised beef (4/5), stinky tofu (3.5/5 for me but others give it 4/5), dry noodles with Taiwanese sausage (4/5), braised beef soup noodles (4/5). The sides are consistent in what you get and the nice thing is you get to choose 3 with bento boxes. The complimentary soup is alway nice and my rating varies depending on what they made that day but never below 3/5. Price: At prices between 10-12$, this is a great place to get takeout lunch or dinner.