Chinatown

Food is inexpensive, like pre-inflation prices which made me weary until I tasted it. Big portions for bento boxes, various items and sides. Most importantly, very tasty and big menu!

Little hole in the wall place with big taste!Love this place for lunch downtown. Its simple dishes (chicken or pork on rice) are beyond flavorful and the price cant be beat. if your looking for your next lunch stop, make Something More it.Keep in mind its takeout only!

This place is very nice, foods are amazing! The combo set are display in a nice way! The sushi are in great shape, and the rolls are nicely done!The Hamachi sashimi are very fresh, taste very yummy, would like to take another shot in this restaurant!The assorted tempura are very crispy and delicious!This place is absolutely be recommended, and will visit again with friends as the next time re-visit Victoria, BC!LOVE IT SO MUCH!

Great varieties of Asian grocery only down side is unwelcome cashier. Always stared down at you like I’m begging for free stuff and doesn’t look like she’s happy to be there.

Prices here seem to be slightly cheaper than Lucky 97.

I would never spend half an hour to buy a bubble tea,but would rather spend half an hour on this claypot rice with sausage & chicken.This is one of the most underrated Chinese restaurant in Montreal.

I was visiting Vancouver and I have never had the chance to order gluten free fried chicken so I was delighted to find this place on Google maps.. and let me just say, the food almost brought us to tears. Out of this world! I am celiac and my friend is not, she said it is up there with some of the best friend chicken she's had. We ordered to go, but the staff was also so friendly when I went in to pick up! Will definitely be counting the days til I get to come back here.

The interior was quite fancy and had good atmosphere. Service was above and beyond. Food presentation and taste was really good. We ordered the duck soy noodle, hurricane prawns (with an added on side of rice), and the creme brulee. I enjoyed all the dishes so I'd recommend any of them. Price was on the higher end (approx. $20 per person, $30 if you want dessert), but considering this place was pretty fancy, I'd say it's actually decently priced. I'd definitely come back just for the service alone (and to try more dishes).If you want more food details:The broth and marinated egg for the duck noodles were delicious. I personally prefer regular roasted duck compared to this fancy one but my friend really liked the texture (so I guess it's up to personal preference). The prawns were large and I really enjoyed the sauce on it. And the creme brulee had great milk tea flavour. I liked the cookie bits, which gave it texture, and the biscuit roll on top was good too. The melted sugar crust was abit thick, but I still enjoyed it so much that I would order it again.

Went here about 3 months ago and this was the menu price at the time. Ordered bbq duck and crispy pork. Both were good but maybe a tad on the salty side. The owner is very pleasant and nice.

Went in to buy some instant noodles. Female owner almost didn’t serve me because I am visibly Indigenous she called her husband and son to watch me. Terrible experience. Super rude racist people.