China Palace

Ordered their B19 special today - sweet and sour chicken, egg fried noodles, can of coke and an egg roll. Food was meh, not a lot of taste. Paid $17.50. It was alright, but not worth the money if it has hardly any taste. Good size portion though.

The food is really good. No one does deep-fried shrimp/prawns. The only issues I take with them is unreasonable pricing and when I dined in I had a 78 dollar bill, tipped the little Indian girl 20 and she didn't even say thank you. Which really pissed me off. I will never dine in again. Only stop by to pick up some deep fried prawns and drive home

Yummy yummy yummy!!! This place has amazing flavors in the food. I have had others, but so far, this is the best i have found and by far the tastiest. My favorite is the spicy shrimp fried rice and garlic spicy dry beans, but this place has so much good food. The flavors do a rhythm and dance of spices in your mouth. The portions are a good size and a fare price. Don't take my word for it. Try it yourself, and you won't be disappointed!!

One of the best-tasting Hakka places in the GTA!

We have been dining at China Palace for many years. Even after trying many other Hakka restaurants, China Palace is still our favourite.

Our usual favs are:
- Spicy Garlic Tofu (gravy)
- Vegetable Manchurian (gravy)
- Vegetable Hakka Noodles
- China Palace Fried Rice
- Paneer Pakoras
- Vegetable Pakoras

Me and my friend ordered the chicken fried rice and the fried shrimp noodles, the rice was soft and had a very defined flavor that was not pleasant at all. The chicken looked and tasted like mystery meat and the eggs were odd tasting. As for the noodles, it was hard like it just came out of the package and the slathered with this slimy gross sauce. The vegetables in both dishes were hard and undercooked. Not to mention the price is so high, probably because of the fancy tables and interior. 2/10, would not recommend.

We stopped by for the luncheon special for a quick lunch. The service was very fast. We had our food well within 10 minutes of ordering it. There were a couple of vegetarian options, so we tried A6 and A7. They were priced very reasonably, but the portion size wasn't that large. We eventually wound up getting a third item for the two of us. I also found the flavor of the ginger to be a little over powering. I think there are better Hakka restaurant options that I have reviewed. It also has one the least narrow urinals I've seen, though I found it more amusing than problematic.

Came to the restaurant after 10 years, we loved the vegetarian chowmein and chilli chicken gravy was good too. We got fried rice instead of white rice for $3 i think it was worth for fried rice but over all for 2 items was quite expensive...