The lunch special from this hole in the wall joint - chicken on rice & pop - was $8.95. It was cheap & fast.
This chain's such a hit online that I heard of it from someone abroad, who. Their advertising is pretty funny, but their menu is also creative, with some fusion dishes. The shawarma's pretty good, too
Each vendor has a bar bites item with something under $10. They do free movies on Saturday with free popcorn
Noodles with 2 meat & 1 vegetable was $12.99. I believe it was cheaper than average. Food above average for a food court chain. They charge less for vegetables than meat, which not all competitors do
My Original with chicken-beef mix was good - the meat was tasty & juicy. The sauces were good too. I liked that it came with wet tissue.
This Greek place dishes out hearty food at affordable prices. They're the first Greek place I've seen with hot sauce. It wasn't very hot - kinda like spicy baked beans minus the beans.
Got the weekday lunch buffet. It was good value at $21.95. The staff cleared my plates pretty quickly. Many dishes were decent. Some were so so. Nothing was very spicy.
Got the shawarma on rice special. Salad is an extra charge but 1 slice of potato is included. The chicken was pretty tasty & moist & had a good texture. The chicken sauces were decent.
The food here is pretty cheap. The fries were slightly dry but reasonably fresh.
Pork teriyaki: fried on teppanyaki grill with mushrooms. Quite a bit of grilled cabbage, broccoli & carrot on side. Everything tasted decent & it was a pretty decent amount of non rice items for $12.
This must be the most exciting food court in the GTA. Of course, it might also be one of the most expensive.
