Lasagna 2 Go (North York) — Restaurant in Toronto

My wife was looking for a place that catered and found this lasagna shop. She basically wanted to order it to see if this was where we would order for this upcoming Thanksgiving. We ordered the family size lasagna that feeds 4-6. She opted to have it cooked in the oven so when it got home we could just eat. I was very curious to see how this came out and tasted. It wasn’t awful, it was edible for my self but our 3 kids didn’t eat more than 1 fork full. The actual lasagna pasta came out mushy, it was the opposite of AL DENTE. Yes I love cheese and it had I think mozzarella cheese smothered on top but no where else. There was hardly any meat or sugo. There was a bit of ricotta on the bottom but not evenly spread. The lasagna layers were super thin with hardly any filling. It basically tasted like cheese because there was no other taste and the lasagna sheets had the same texture as cheese on top. From what my wife says he’s a nice guy but if we are talking about the actual food we definitely will not order from here especially because we have a picky Italian Family that will definitely not be happy. Would never recommend this place...

I had a real bad experience this time with Lasagna to Go. It was my 2nd time placing an order from them, although the place is quite a bit far, the cravings for lasagna made me place an order with them as it was the only halal option I got in Uber eats. It was also a buy 1 get 1 offer. I spent around $32 and got 2 small boxes of them delivered. First of all, the food was watery and had a very bad smell (to be honest it smelled like vomit) and we couldn’t even have more than 3 spoons. At first we tried to ignore the smell but as we keep eating it was so bad and I am not sure why they had to sell food like this. It was a big disappointment for us and a waste of money. I am never ever gonna place an order again and please do not cheat people by selling this kind of...

I hate to write reviews like this so I gave it a chance when I called the store to complain about the "fresh" lasagna they claim to give their customers.

Although the owner claimed that he didn't have a freezer in the store, I was shocked to see that even after following his instructions (400 degrees for 25 minutes), the family lasagna seemed to be frozen in the middle. I gave it another 15 minutes and it still was uncooked and that's when I decided to call the store.

I'm sorry but the lasagna was not fresh. I make lasagna all the time but it was just one of those lazy nights for me. I felt insulted when he told me that "of course the lasagna isn't going to be fresh if it's cold.

I wouldn't buy...