Extra Butter Drunken Crustaceans was pretty good. It had a nice blend of flavours and used fresh seafood. The croutons (or whatever the stuff at the bottom was) absorbed the juices of the dish nicely.
Schnitzel is amazing, and the cream of mushroom soup was terrific! I wanted so much more! The Jäger Schnitzel is also delicious if you don't want the regular breaded veal. Mushroom sauce is awesome!
Bbq lamb & Bbq pork belly both good: tender & tasty. Pork belly better: thinner so flavour penetrated better. Bbq eel didnt suit stick. It was too soft to stay on it. That said it was quite good.
My favourite fish and chips in markham. If you call ahead and tell them when you'll be there, it'll be just ready for when you arrive
Damn good, traditional Hong Kong style restaurant. if you come here, you'll feel like you're back in the HK. the service there are amazing, some even calls you leng zai. yeenigga
Many differences from downtown: order with iPad, not paper. Drinks: hot green tea, not ice water. Menu quite different & smaller (also less creative, though still more special than average AYCE sushi)
I'd been to Dragon Pearl (under the same people) before Toronto's second lockdown, and it was pretty good. Luckily, I got to Dragon Legend before York went into red, and it was awesome.
Convenient, get the club Carlson membership if you plan to stay long. You get points on all the Radisson hotels. Ask for the renovated rooms!
Congee decent. Very smooth, pretty strong ginger taste but otherwise quite pure tasting. More scallop & tiger shrimp than I expected, & the shrimp was pretty good quality. The scallop was OK quality.
Karaoke Happy Hour with a complimentary non-alcoholic beverage every day from 2-8pm for $20 a person (tax inc)
Probably the cheapest KTV around. 1pm - 9pm: $12/Person (Includes 2 Free Drinks). 9pm - 3am: $15/Person
A bit on the pricey side, but really great food. They stack EVERYTHING!!!
Friendly staff, great atmosphere, fun (and scary) story challenges... Mix it in with board games and bubble tea, and you get this awesome place. Don't forget to check in on Facebook for a discount!
Durian pancake was pretty good. There was quite a bit of durian in it & it was pretty fluffy. It was served in a sealed bag, which was cute (though I'm not sure how much that added)
Best briyani I've ever had. Of course, it's also probably the most expensive. Came with simple raita (fried onions, coriander & yogurt): decent; though the raita was included, it was still pricey.
Very neat group of Japanese specialty shops all under one roof. A line of meats that were brilliant and this terrific little joint. Fun to learn about different foods.
Outstanding service, excellent roasted Peking duck, great presentation. The duck was delicious and fresh, also the pita wraps for the duck was top notch. The best Peking duck in Canada for sure.
The pressed Saba sushi is one of the best things ever. It keeps me coming back. The Izumi sake is made in Toronto and soooo awesome!
Lomi: noodles in a thick eggy sauce. It had celery, carrot, crabstick, shrimp & fishball. The lomi was pretty tasty & had a lot of egg. It was a pretty big portion.
Hands down the best Japanese oamasake restaurant in Toronto. The fish was so fresh and absolutely delicious. Cannot wait to go back again.
The best congee in town! The wait will be quite long if you come at weekend lunch time.
Current Special: $24/dozen Canadian East Coast oysters on half shell Mon-Th all day and fri-sun until 4pm
Karaage large. Includes chicken foot. Asian Slaw pretty tasty. Sauces ok: bulldog's predominant note: spicy. Well fried so not greasy, but spices gave heavy flavour, a bit like Taiwanese fried chicken
XJ BBQ lamb & crispy beef good: good quality meat, tasty cumin. Taro biscuit warm & somewhat flaky, tasted OK. Good for a small dessert (other desserts were bigger) though it was listed under dimsum.
Second level has lots of small shops in small cubicle-d units. Washrooms are on the second level at the end of the rows of shops, on the right (when coming up the escalator)
AYCE Japanese-Korean BBQ with premium options. Of the 3 menus. 2 have jaw-dropping prices, but the cheapest is still great. If you want to indulge a bit, you can pay for premium cuts by the plate
This hole in the wall place selling Malaysian food is certified by the Malaysian government, but it's only so-so. Portions are big
Wonderful Tempura Omakase with a playful, engaging chef and gracious, attentive support staff. Nicely paced, delicious ingredients, and well paired with a bottle of Hakurou Tokubetsu Junmai sake
Marinated meats very tasty, even non marinated good quality, could be eaten without dipping sauces (not that sauce selection was great - soy sauce, sesame oil and ssamjang. Seafood good quality too.
