Falls Best restaurant — Restaurant in Niagara Falls

We liked it here. Simple interior design. Nothing fancy, but homey. Importantly, clean - dining area and washroom too!

I thought this restaurant was operated by Chinese, so we only ordered Chinese food but not Japanese food. Even though the people might not be from the area where their dishes were famous of. They tasted like they were cooked at home, it hit the spot after traveling for a few days.

We had a cucumber salad served in a garlic sauce. Very garlicky - we liked it as it was refreshing and appetizing. It was slightly too salty. People who are on a low-sodium diet should try to ask them to go a bit easier on the salt.

We had a dan dan noodle. We enjoyed this as the pork apparently was not to be minced by machine but by hand. It was still in chunks. The sauce tasted what it should be - peanut, and a bit spicy. It was one of the better dan dan noodles that I have ever had in Canada. We were quite satisfied with it.

We had a Guangzhou braised beef brisket rice. The beef brisket was cut into small cubes, which was not what I expected. However, the sauce was as good as it should be, so no complaints.

Seatings were limited. When we arrived, we were put at a table for two right at the entrance to the pathway between the front and the washrooms at the back. All of a sudden, all the other customers were gone. Then when we were getting ready to leave, a big group came in and needed to take up all the tables. So we rushed out to give them more space for business.

Overall, we were happy that we had standard Chinese food in such a tourist area. Often, Chinese food in areas like this could be inauthentic and bad.

A pleasant surprise that they take cards. Prices were slightly more than expected, but not too bad in a...

Update.. new ownership and it's not the same... sushi menu is gone..quelle domage... Update I think I've said it before... don't judge a book etc etc .. still true and I found another representation of this... Falls Best Restaurant.. it does even have sushi in the name but you'll be glad you walked through the doors!... free parking in an area where it's unheard of makes this an easy choice... it's rated high so I thought to test it's metal... I always like sushi places that are unassuming... the place looks like it could be straight out of Japan.. simple clean layout... anime cats adorn the walls.... ok ok to the food.... shrimp wonton soup with noodles was great... full flavour and fresh wontons.. great broth... then I went for the full test on sushi... got the C4 and it was the bomb!... 56 pieces including eel, shrimp, salmon, tuna, crab... all great... Halo was a new experience for me.. deep fried salmon roll... killer!... facilities were spotlessss!!! staff were attentive and polite... smaller restaurants usually have better service.. this is true here... I'll always bet on the small mom and pop shop to beat a huge chain or pompous proprietor etc... prices are better here as well! do...

Arrived at this restaurant on April 17th at 8:10 pm. Due to the restaurant being small, we had to wait 25 minutes to get a table. Only 3 staff working and the restaurant was packed.

Finally placed our order at around 8:40 pm. My wife had the beef brisket noodles and I had the chicken noodles. I told the server not to put nori on my noodles as I am allergic. She even confirmed our order twice.

After waiting another 30 minutes for our food, guess what? There was nori in my soup. This exact same thing happened on our last visit. The guy (I think he's the owner) wanted to just take the nori out and serve the same bowl so I told him I'm allergic and they need to make a new bowl. Waited another 25 minutes and wouldn't you believe they PUT NORI AGAIN!!! So had to wait another 20 to 25 minutes for them to make a new bowl and finally get it right.

After all this, you would think the owner would at least offer some sort of discount to rectify their mistakes but nope I got charged full price.

Will not be returning...