Went there for Malaysian and Thai food as one of the family members live close by. Hard to find parking at times. Food is not bad and the price pretty reasonable for the region. Never tried, but I heard Hainan chicken there is a big hit.

This place is too expensive for my taste, but lots of people still come from dimsum. I tried there only once and the food presentation is rather good. They have early bird special for dimsum. The decor inside is also excellent.

This is one of the signature eats for Canadians or visitors to Canada, especially in cold weather. This is especially good when it's freshly made, as opposed to the donuts sitting at Tim Horton's. One can choose a variety of jam as topping.

My dad's current favorite as we live close by. The combination of reasonable price and short driving distance appeal to him. I find the food not bad either.

I remember it used to be a big deal when this place first opened. Nowadays though there're so many places offering Shanghai food that this restaurant is starting to lose its special status.

Only been here once for dinner. The food is OK but super expensive. Ended up having to keep drinking water the whole night too due to high MSG content. Never again!

Love how this place gives free pastry on membership sign-up, and then on your birthday every year.

Major draw here is the 24 hours availability. More ramen places are also doing the same now though. The other advantage is being able to see the ramen as it's being made. I agree with the other posters though on the high level on MSG. The kebobs were also filled to the top with spices. I'm hoping the excessive spices is not due to the underlying meat not being fresh. Not planning to return.