Shanxi Noodles — Restaurant in Hamilton

An absolute immoral business. The food is great because the cooks are good but their young Chinese owner who has no talent but ripping off old fellow Chinese. DON'T SUPPORT HIS BUSINESS. Go to a legit restaurant where the owner makes their own food and respect people. The cook once asked me to help with her tax since she felt that the owner is underpaying them and might have lied about the financial report.

I used to go here a lot. The boss offered a place all inclusive and food for 320 a week. Then I decided to check it out. However, after I moved some staff in, owner changed. New owner has integrity issue. He decided to deny the deal and claim that it was between her mum and me.

There was one time catering Room had a dead rat laying around.

Update: owner called and threatened me to take down this review with legal consequences. Bring it on. Freedom of speech is real.

Update: owner harassed me on campus while I was working. Now I seriously think this shop needs...

Literally the worst Chinese food I've ever had. Ordered 4 different meals. If we didn't live 25min away from town I would have taken it all back. Containers were not full. Weird rubbery chicken? Some of the chicken was breast diced within an inch of its life and some this kind of smoked chicken fillets like you would get in the deli at pak n save. 90% of the meal was just straight up uncooked celery. Ordered chicken fried rice with egg and it was just white rice with egg in and no chicken. No spices no flavor no anything. Ordered chilli peanut chicken. HORRIBLE. The whole meal was terrible. $90 worth of celery and white rice....

This small restaurant really doesn't look fancy but the quality of the food is without question great. The flavours are fresh and tasty and based on the amount of Chinese patrons that it must be very authentic. I find that their prices are decent value for the quantity and quality that you get. Also if you are feeling inspired to cook at home they sell fresh handmade soft tofu at a much better price than the commercially packaged stuff. If you do want to buy the fresh tofu I would suggest taking your own container as they only wrap it in a...