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Hk, Hongkong, dim sum, chow mein, lo mein, noodles King's Noodle House - Toronto , King's Noodle House - Toronto downtown, dundas,
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296 Spadina Avenue
Toronto
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(416) 598-1817 |
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Cash Only |
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Average Visitor Rating: 3.67 (Out of 5)
Number of ratings: 3 |
Anonymous
2008-11-13 |
| Ambience: 5 | Service: 4 | Price: 5 | Taste: 4 |
| Recommend? YES |
During our experience at King's Noodle Restaurant we were exposed to a very diverse atmosphere regarding appearance and food selection.
We chose this restaurant because it stood out among all the others.
As a group of four, we were able to order from a very large menu with more than enough selection. Although the menu was slighly overwhelming, we chose some different foods that we had never had before.
Kerissa ordered the Chicken Currie and Rice. Although it lacked in chicken flavour, the portion size was incredible. She also had what was called the Iced Red Bean Punch, which was very different, but did not like.
Jaclyn had the Mixed Vegetable Fried Noodles and Jelly Grass Punch. She thought the meal was delicious. She thought the punch was also very different, but didn't appreciate the taste.
James had the Barbeque Duck, Wanton Soup and the Spring Rolls. The Srping Rolls were the best ones he's ever had, and strongly recommends future customers to order them. The Duck was ok, but he did not like the sauce accompanying it. The Wanton Soup was huge, but lacked in flavour.
John also had the Barbeque Duck along with Barbeque Pork Soup and the Spring Rolls. He thought the Duck was too greasy and he found it difficult to eat because of the bone splinters. However, he also enjoyed the Spring Rolls.
All in all we thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant's friendliness and hospitality. We would recommend King's Noodle Restaurant to anyone who is willing to try something new!
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Anonymous
2008-05-27 |
| Ambience: 3 | Service: 2 | Price: 5 | Taste: 5 |
| Recommend? YES | | Recommend Orders: Anything roasted, BBQ'ed or with bitter melon |
Ambiance is not relaxing or glamorous, to say the least, but I always have fun talking with other diners about what we've ordered. There is always a queue, which speaks volumes for the freshness and tastiness of the food. And the prices cannot be beaten! Best on the menu: beef with bitter melon and black bean sauce; blanched chinese greens with oyster dipping sauce; roasted pork with hoisin sauce, steamed rice with scrambled egg and shrimp; any noodle dish. Need I say more?
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Anonymous
2006-12-28 |
| Ambience: 2 | Service: 2 | Price: 2 | Taste: 4 |
| Recommend? YES |
Noodles are soggy if you like them crunchy. Otherwise, everything else if worth the effort.
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Anonymous
2006-11-30 |
| Ambience: 2 | Service: 2 | Price: 1 | Taste: 3 |
| Recommend? NO |
Way overpriced food. Basically paying for eating at a central location. A lot of better restaurants around chinatown like House of Gourment.
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Anonymous
2006-11-06 |
| Ambience: 2 | Service: 2 | Price: 3 | Taste: 3 |
| Recommend? NO | | Not Recommend Orders: One word to describe the restaurant...DIRTY |
The street food ok...greasy and dirty as expected with downtown grease joints. If you don't mind dirty teacups and chopstick, then you will like this restaurant as it serves good soup noodles and BQ meat. For the weak in stomach...stay away.
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LeeL
2006-09-27 |
The best HK style teahouse in DT area!
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