Din Din Diner — Restaurant in Wynyard

Went for breakfast. I ordered Orange Juice and French toast with a side of bacon, my boyfriend ordered a Western Denver Sandwich and his son got the breakfast burrito. I never got my side of Bacon but ended up changing my mind when the bf meal came out he had some toast on his plate with 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon and hasbrowns. Wasn't a Denver sandwich. They forgot the ham and when we asked for the ham it tasted like egg rolls. And there wasn't any salsa in the burrito. When I did ask for the orange juice they tried to give me Ice Tea. For 2 pieces of French toast $8.00 but on the senor menu 2 piece of French toast and 2 piece of bacon, ham or sausage $9.00 makes no sense. This wasn't my 1st time there either went when the 1st got the Pho soup it was okay but not the best. The second time I went with a friend she got the pulled pork poutine and I just got a normal poutine and we felt so bad for our server due to the language barrier. Our first poutine was fries and attempted gravy with Parmesan cheese friend didn't get the pulled pork with it. So we sent it back amd then we got fries and popcorn chicken. Had to send it back again 3rd time was the charm friend got her poutine by the time she finished hers mine showed up at that point we were starving and didn't care and just ate the waitress felt bad a treated us to some type...

We stopped for lunch today and it was delicious. We had the vermicelli noodle bowls. Everything about the food was great except I feel the portion could be a bit bigger for what you are paying. I ordered extra noodles with mine which cost an extra $3. My bowl looked exactly the same as the other noodle bowl we ordered which we didn't order extra noodles for. Not sure but maybe they did both with extra noodles? If they did, I could have ate more and I'm not a big person. One other option I would really like to see is if you could get all three meat options in one noodle bowl, just smaller amounts of each one. We will find out next time we go there as we will definitely be going back for more. Check this place out, it's...

We heard this restaurant just opened so we decided to try it. They prepare their own Ginger Beef. The photo shows the ginger beef platter for $25. For the price we felt it wasn't enough food for two hungry people. I don't usually like Ginger beef, but theirs is very delicious and is not tough or overly sweet. We also tried the #37 Stir-fry chicken & vegs at $15 (they charge extra, $3 for your choice of rice, egg noodles, or vermicelli). It had a very slight barbeque flavour and another wonderful flavour that was slightly sweet on the noodles & veggies. We ate here later in the week. We we ordered the 1/2 lb boneless dry ribs for $8. They are popcorn...