Yonge street food court — Restaurant in Toronto

Far from an ordinary Chinese food complex, this place is one of the few gems in the city that is accessible and consistently delivers no matter what time of day. We are always impressed by the super fresh food, outstanding service from the owner who always greets us with a smile every time we come in, and the portion of food you get for the price. Unbeatable and never disappoints. The kitchen is open and you can literally watch your food being prepared in front of you. This is unlike most Chinese "fast food" in mall food courts or even in most restaurants, this isn't the norm for most typical Chinese places. They're also clean and spacious enough that you never feel crowded or rushed to finish unlike certain restaurants where you feel like you're being watched by the staff and they are rushing you to finish your meal. It's hard to believe that pretty much every item we've had from the soup, rice dishes, fried noodles and the signature fried chicken were all exceptionally good. They're a low-key and hidden spot right in the heart of Yonge and Finch that I will continue to recommend to all my friends if they want quality food for quality price. This place will always be at the top for best eats in North York area (and arguably in the GTA) at...

Giant wontons were yummy. Lady behind counter was friendly and greeted us and offered assistance and suggestions. There's parking and table/chair in front. One business with multiple menu options, that peaked interest but was met with disappointment.

Only 3 stars because there's nothing special. The beef in the noodle soup and lo mein were stir fried. 🤷‍♀️ portions were small. Very little meat given. Few beef slices were grisly and inedible. The beef brisket had no meat, just tough inedible tendons. The vegetables were not washed well, leaving soil in bottom of soup. Maybe we just didn't order the items that were special... too many...

It's the kind of place where you can easily walk by thinking it is just one restaurant... Actually it's not! It's 4 different eateries rolled into one. Lots of options that make it difficult to choose what to order . We reached here around closing timeand Tried the schezuan spicy fried chicken & schezuan vermicelli noodles. Both were very good... Quality and quantity- wise. More than enough leftover for two people.. The wonton and noodle soups are usually sold out. Next time will try that along with the teas & desserts eatery.. The service was good and people were friendly... Definitely needs another visit and i know it will...