Super Taste 廣東小炒 — Restaurant in Toronto

This place is located in a kinda hole in the wall food court it is in the same food court as Mike's BBQ (4465 Sheppard Ave E.), not to be confused with East Court & Mike's BBQ located @ 4400 Sheppard Ave E Scarborough, ON M1S 5J5.

Don't expect great service here. They even got our order incorrect the first time around. For English speaking visitors, I would strongly recommend pointing to what exactly you want on their free take away menu. We had ordered dish #37 (BBQ Pork and Mixed Vegetables w/Udon noodles) and the lady behind the counter interpreted dish #73 (beef brisket on rice)..which they prepared dish #73 and I informed them that it was wrong, and had to re-point it out on their take away menu.

Even with the snafu, the #37 dish was actually good, along with dish #15 Chef's Special fried Rice Noodle. Good value in regards to money paid to portion of food served.

on a per head basis this would fall as a $ ($4.99 - $9.99).

I would recommend this place if you are on a lower budget for a single person eating or a couple. Place isn't exactly great for super large groups since it is a food court after all.

For payments, this resto is CASH ONLY. So plan ahead to stop at the atm before...

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