Delicious Paradise Kitchen 紅樹林私房菜 — Restaurant in Toronto

Update: I started trying their $7.50 menu items and they're delicious! Any of the beef dishes in this category remind me of the 70s style Chinese food I grew up with.

Cheap and delicious! This place has so many dishes to try. I've been coming here once or twice a week for almost a year and have never been disappointed.

Their prices include tax so it's easier to calculate how much you have to pay. Also, it's one of the very few restaurants I know that still have a good lunch for under $6 with a drink (soy milk or tea). When you go up a dollar to $7, the menu expands to another 40-50 dishes. No wonder this place is the busiest in this cafeteria style food court!

Most people call in their orders and pick up later. When you see no one in front of the restaurant and can't understand why the dish you just ordered is taking so long, please know that there could be many orders ahead of yours for this reason. Most orders I've seen have between 2-5 dishes. The staff have their own lunch around 2:30 pm so expect a 15-20 minute wait around that time.

They also have the red hot sauce that I like, which I squeeze all over my food - yeah I like it spicy.

The noodle dishes here are average and a bit oily, and I prefer rice dishes, so I don't normally order noodles here. I do like their beef fried rice noodles, but only once in a while.

There's plenty of seating - I think it can hold about 80-100 people in the eating area, and it usually clears fast. The parking lot is pretty big too so no worries about finding a parking spot.

If you're craving some cheap, tasty Chinese food, this is the...

Delicious Paradise Kitchen has been one of my go-to spots for quick and simple mean throughout the past year of COVID-19.

They have always been reliable for their great wok-hei flavours in all of their reasonably priced fried rice and noodle specials, ranging from $3,99 to $7.99, depending on what you order.

I have tried several dishes from their menu and I highly suggest their Satay Chicken Fried Rice. It's a nice alternative to the classic Yeung Chow Fried Rice with the hint of satay sauce highlighting the tender pieces of chicken breast in the fried rice.

Their fried noodles are very decent for the price and quality. Whether it's the Fried Rice Noodles with Beef in Soy Sauce or Cantonese Chow Mein, you are going to get decent quality for economical prices.

If you're ordering for takeout, I highly recommend calling ahead especially during the weekends! They can get quite busy during the lunch hour and there may be a long wait inside the food court if you order at the counter.

Also, if you're a frequent customer, I suggest purchasing their VIP Card which takes off the taxes from your...

I would encourage you to try as many dishes here as your hungry eyes desire! They got the ‘WOK HEY’ (wok flavour). They got the good price! The portion size is amazing!! You can feel the heaviness of the food in the container when order is ready. Individual meal comes with soya drink or soup! Hands down on the black bean bell peppers beef noodles, Stir fry beef& bean sprouts rice noodles (Gong Chow beef hall fun), Yeung Chow fried rice and many many more delicious authentic Asian take out!! The staff are great and very pleasant. The ladies behind the counter are excellent and can multitask!! Though this place is out of our way, but it is definitely...