Happy Congee 滿粥 — Restaurant in Toronto

(中文评论在后)Be cautious when shopping in this takeout. Always ask the cashier (probably the owner) to use the cash register.

Ordered 2 Steamed Rice Roll with Shrimp ($3.15 each as of Sep 25/2020, the same price under the Menu Tag) and the cashier said the price $7.50 without thinking. Handed over $20 bill and received $12.50 change. She didn't use the cash register. Everything looked normal.

Felt something was not right. After having the grocery into the trunk, got the right amount using calculator. $3.15 * 2 * 1.13 (13% HST) = $7.12. Went back and asked her why the total would be $7.50. She answered because of tax. OK. Plus tax. Then how much total? She paused for a very short moment and punched the numbers in the cash register. Gave me the receipt with 35 cents change. Did not bother for another 5 cents.

It was not the first time she cheated me. The HST rate should be 5% percent when the total purchase is $4.00 or less. That is not the case for her. Always 13%.

请多加小心，收银员(应该是老板)不诚实。请要求她用收银机算。

鲜虾肠$3.15，点2份，她脱口而出$7.50。给她$20，她不用收银机，直接找零$12.50。

感觉有点不对。用计算器一算，$3.15 * 2 * 1.13 (13% HST) =...

Really the only restaurant in the food court that sees regular business and for good reasons. Staff are quick and accurate with orders. I'm especially pleased to be warned of food allergies and was provided with alternatives. I do find the open glass kitchen and frying station is visible so customers can see them fry up their dough sticks among their other fried specialties. I do notice some questionable health related issues regarding the kitchen, like personal drinks and coffee being left on the ledge near the food prep station. But since I myself have the immunity of a hybrid 1st and 3rd worlder, I pay it no mind.

TL;DR This place and the hot food section in the super market is the main focus of tasty cheap dishes. All the other restaurants, minus the Korean one, seem to be lacking in the flavour department, or just straight...

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