Tried Chai Kee Noodle House and it was a great comfort noodles soup restaurant…read more The service is quick and we got out order right away. We ordered the pork liver egg noodle soup and the beef fishball egg noodle soup. The pork liver was fresh and cooked just right. Very tender with a rich broth that really warms you up. The beef fishball soup also very good. Very tender. Both bowls were $11.00 which is really good value for the amount. Noodles were springy and satisfying in both bowls. Simple, no-frills spot, but the food hits the spot. I'd definitely come back here hopefully for warm comfort food when it's cold outside

Known for fresh fish balls and their egg noodles, A humble no frills noodle house serving up cheap…read moreeats at great affordable prices. You get to pick and choose your noodle type but choosing rice noodles will increase the price by a dollar or two Portion sizes were phenomenal for how much you're paying I preferred my fiancé's egg noodle over my rice noodle and personally the fish balls were a bit too scaley and are more fried spoon scoops from a fish paste vs the bouncy traditional HK fish ball, but nevertheless. Delicious quick eats! Closer to a 3.5 over a 4 for me but still a great place to eat imo

There are so many restaurant options in this plaza but decided I wanted some soup noodle. From the…read moreoutside, this place looked authentic and homey. There's around ten tables inside and it was not super busy on a Sunday night. I got the soup lamb noodle, pork pan fried buns and the pork dry noodle. My favourite was the buns. They were crispy and the filling was flavourful and meaty. The soup lamb noodle was pretty good too. The broth was hearty and hit the spot. The pork noodle was average, it had a unique spice flavour. Both of the noodles had very little meat though. Service was quick, not super friendly but was attentive when we need it. A decent spot not sure if I'd come back given all the different options around.

Our weekly lunch brought us to Bao and Broth, and we loved this little place!…read more B & B is a small family run restaurant serving up a handful of well crafted dishes in a quaint 7-8 table restaurant. Our server was friendly and made recommendations after asking us if it was our first visit which was helpful. We opted for a steamed noodle dish, seaweed salad, beef noodle soup and pan fried pork dumplings. The braised beef noodles soup came with chunks of tender beef shank morsels with wide flat noodles that were chewy and silky at the same time. The broth was not the usual tomatoey kind which I liked. The seasoning was perfect for my palate, as I tend to use less salt to cook at home. This was a solid noodle soup experience. The server brought out a small scissor to cut the noodles with, but we didn't really need to use it. The pan fried pork dumplings was juicy with nice skin. I brought some leftovers home, and my daughter devoured them while gushing about how delicious these were. Guess we'll have to come back here. The seaweed salad was well seasoned and on point as well. Perhaps our least favorite was the steamed noodle dish which felt a bit dry for my liking, but this was also good when eaten with a fresh garlic they provided on the side. Overall, the meal here was very satisfying and I hope to return to try other offerings soon.

This is a solid budget-friendly spot for quick Chongqing-style noodles. The Sichuan noodles are the…read morestandout -- very flavorful with a good amount of heat, and they go especially well with the potato noodles, which have a great chewy texture. The sides are also worth ordering. The fries and fried pork were both delicious and paired really well with a bowl of noodles. I also tried the chicken noodles, but they were quite bland compared to the Sichuan option, so I wouldn't recommend those. One big plus is the value: once you finish your noodles, you can get a refill, which makes it very filling for the price. Service is fast and there's plenty of seating inside. The ambiance is pretty basic and nothing memorable, but it's ideal for a quick meal or grab-and-go. Overall, this place offers great value. The Sichuan noodles and sides are definitely worth getting, especially if you're craving something quick and spicy.

This place will warm you up with not only hot soupy noodles but with warm customer service!…read more We really enjoyed the offal and the quality of food in general is great~

I loved my Braised beef noodle soup at Orient Express, Scarborough!…read more Absolutely delicious and beautiful to look at! The beef was so tender and rich with flavour as was the broth, bok choy, leeks and coriander. The fresh thin wide noodles were delicious too. I was so amazed at the skill and speed of watching hand-pulled noodles being made! They came from a small slab of dough in less than 60 seconds! You can choose from nine different shapes and sizes of noodles and watch someone hand-pull them through a glass window! So cool! This was a lot of food so I could only finish half and took the rest home. They have so many other dishes I want to try so I'll be back. Highly recommend! Big thanks to my server Joewin who helped make my first visit so welcoming and memorable! The service and meal arrived super fast because I arrived 11:30am on a Monday before lunch crowd. Very nice spacious restaurant.

This isn't my favorite hand pulled noodle place, but it's good enough that I end up coming here…read moreoften. The hand pulled noodle soups are consistently good. The broth is rich and beefy and the noodles are chewy. It also comes out very fast. The lamb skewers are decent. Not amazing, but good enough. The stand out items for me are the stir fry cabbage and stir fry beef and green onion. Both were very tasty and had generous servings.

It's a very small store with limited number of seats. But their food are simply tasty…read more Not a very long menu but the food they serve are excellent! Tried their steamed rice rolls, sui mai, sesame rolls, and the iced HK-style milk tea. Good authenticity. While the food offering here are not fancy at all, I am very glad to find some unique tastes. Honestly recommended and I will definitely come to visit again!

This place is pretty affordable. They get 3.5 stars…read more Fishball fish skin noodles had the skin on the side. They were topped with fried onions, pickled vegetables & cilantro. The soup was decent & it came with 5 fishballs, 3 pretty big slices of fishcake; both were very slightly springy (cake was a bit springier) & tasted decent. The fish skin was decent. It was deep fried & had a very natural flavour.

If you're looking for affordable and tasty noodles in Scarborough, you need to check out Square…read moreNoodle! It's a great lowkey spot with a massive menu featuring noodles and tons of other delicious eats. Many dishes are under $10, which makes it super easy to try a bit of everything without breaking the bank. What we ordered: - Classic Lamb Noodle Bowl: Delicious! Thick, chewy noodles in a comforting, flavorful broth. - Lamb Skewers: Perfectly seasoned, tender, and full of flavour. - Steamed Spare Ribs & Steamed Braised Pork: Both were super tasty, rich, and incredibly satisfying. Overall, great food, fantastic prices, and a cozy atmosphere. Will definitely be coming back!

We were looking for an affordable family-friendly restaurant in Scarborough and decided to try…read moreSquare Noodle. It turned out to be a great casual spot for handmade noodles and skewers. Our favourite was the Lychee Shrimp Balls--they were crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and something both adults and kids would enjoy. The handmade noodles were chewy and satisfying. We also ordered the Oil Splash Noodles, which had great flavour but were a little too spicy and oily for my preference. As parents, we appreciated that the restaurant provides high chairs, kid bowls, and food scissors. While there's no dedicated kids' menu, there are several non-spicy noodle dishes that work well for children. The restaurant itself is cozy, so it may feel a bit tight if you're bringing a large stroller, and the washroom is small without a changing table. Parking is free in the plaza, although it can take a few minutes to find a spot during busy times. Overall, the food was tasty, the prices were very reasonable (most dishes under $13), and we'd happily visit again for a casual family meal.

Food 5/5 Service 3/5…read moreVibe 3/5 Small little spot inside this hidden foodcourt in Richmond Hill. I actually had the least expectation since the store is quite "average" looking, but it was actually really good. - my bf said its super authentic so thumbs up for them and my wuhan friends~ Definitely will come back

If you're a wonton soup lover, this would be your spot. The service is friendly and efficient, and…read morethe interior is clean and modern. My husband always orders the "Three Kinds of Toppings Noodle Soup, Jumbo Shrimp Wontons, and Braised Knuckles with house sauce." I'm not a wonton or thin egg noodle lover, so I always switch to rice noodles. The beef brisket is kind of chewy and not very tender, but the rest of the menu items are good. Plenty of parking in this plaza, but weekends are very chaotic.

I haven't been to this location before, but I decided to try it out for lunch. It wasn't crowded or…read morenoisy, and there was no wait as we arrived before 12 p.m. After 12:00 p.m., people began to arrive. The food we ordered was great; the meat was tender, not tough to chew. My dad ordered the wonton noodles, whereas my mom and I ordered two kinds + three kinds of toppings noodles. Everything was perfect. The service was great as well; they always checked in to see if we were good or needed anything else. I will definitely be coming back to try other toppings.

I'm not sure how I had this place bookmarked- maybe Suresh? Im not sure, but it's probably because…read moreit serves beef noodle soup and I'm always craving itS It is a one woman operation and I knew that before coming. The business on Google said it opens at 11, and I tried to come in, but she was not ready. I waited for a long time to get tea. Parking in this place is 2 dollars for every half hour so I was kind of hoping for faster service. I was served a piping pot of tea after 10 minutes. She was cooking up a storm in there. But it didn't feel like my meal as she was frying something... and yes as I was leaving there was an Uber eats guy. The beef noodle soups broth was very nice. Rich and tasty, a lot of sesame oil taste. Beef was good quality. Dumplings were good too. When I was leaving she mentioned that I don't have to pay for parking next time. Come and support a one woman business!

If mom and pop restaurants are your jam, Yunxi Handmade Noodles will have you swooning as it's an…read moreintimate establishment. Technically, Yunxi would be considered a mom restaurant as the female owner acts as the Jill of all trades: hostess, chef, server, and cleaner. She's a sweet lady describing what was freshly prepared for the day (in my case, the noodles) as she rotates between making noodles and preparing dumplings daily. The broth of the braised beef noodles ($14.99) was salty and strong, as one should expect from a dish that's essentially beef braised in soy sauce. I liked that Yunxi finishes the freshly made noodles in the soup to allow it to soak in flavours and develop a brownish tint. While there wasn't a whole lot of beef, the handful of chunks were lean and tender. Halfway through the meal, the owner returns with a small bowl of extra noodles, asking if we'd like a complementary top-up. Why of course, and into the bowl they go for round two. My first choice in dumplings (leek, shrimp, and pork) was sold out so we opted for the chicken and mushroom instead ($10.99 for 12). With a choice of preparation - steamed, boiled, or pan fried - I generally order them steamed as I find this leaves the dumplings the most neutral so you can appreciate the filling's flavours and the consistency of the wrapper. Unlike the noodles, the dumplings were made previously (at least a couple of days prior) so the wrapper was too hard and chewy. Consequently, I'd recommend asking the owner when things were prepared and if it isn't fresh, order the dumplings boiled to give the wrapper some extra hydration. At least the filling was juicy - use a spoon to ensure the juices aren't lost as they squirt out - and the dumplings were filled with a decent portion of the well seasoned, finely minced chicken and mushrooms.

No need to say more than two words: simply tasty. Check out the awesome photos and comments from…read morefellow yelpers and you will see what I mean. Just go line up on the waiting list from Yelp and show up on-time. Definitely recommended!

Disappointing experience--mushy buns and warm drinks…read more We came here hoping for a great Bolo Bao with butter, but unfortunately, it was a massive letdown. The bun was clearly microwaved, which completely ruined the texture and made it incredibly mushy and melted the butter quickly. Since it was scorching hot outside, we all ordered cold drinks to cool down. Unfortunately, they arrived warm with just a few cubes of rapidly melting ice (as my brother joked, "ice must be expensive here!"). The only saving grace of the entire meal was the satay fish balls and tentacles, which were actually quite tasty. Sadly, the rest of the experience just didn't live up to expectations.