Le Château D'Asie gathers praise for very good food and a starter salad that arrives with every meal, along with attentive, friendly service. The combination of tasty dishes and solid service is repeatedly highlighted, with value for money felt to be honest and the atmosphere described as warm and family friendly. The place is considered a good pick for late dinners with children, with a pleasant ambiance and a calm, not overly crowded vibe at times. Diners specifically commend the General Tao chicken and the Tom Yum soup as standout items, and many note that the cooking is freshly made Asian. The staff are described as helpful and flexible, with some menu options that can be tweaked to suit preferences, and many express plans to return to Le Château D'Asie. In short, it presents as a reliable Chinese restaurant with tasty flavors, good taste, and attentive service that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Real Fruit Bubble Tea draws mixed impressions: one reviewer called the drink the worst they ever had, noting a chemical like taste that made them feel sick and left it unfinished despite the price, though friendly service was a redeeming point; another review describes a generally pleasant experience with a warm, clean ambiance but long waits and a menu that lacks variety; for those not in a hurry, a well executed classic remains appealing, though digestion can vary, with at least one person experiencing discomfort while others enjoyed the beverage.View restaurant profile
Review highlights for BobaPop show a mix of savory and sweet: burgers are praised as tasty, but the pistachio tiramisu is described as not really tiramisu, simply cream and toppings. Online ordering is praised for delicious food at great prices and deals. The menu includes bubble teas, potato mac n cheese bites, poutines and pistachio tiramisu with good portion sizes. A minor issue noted was missing bubble tea straws, but that did not lead to a star deduction. Overall, customers say they would order from here again.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Fu Hong Express describe mostly positive experiences with flavorful, fresh dishes served hot and portions that are generously sized, including won ton soup, egg rolls, spare ribs, chow mein with bean sprouts and onions, and chicken fried rice, all at reasonable prices; a la carte ordering is emphasized since there is no buffet. Service is frequently praised as courteous and attentive, and the dining area is noted for being extremely clean, though the ambiance could be livelier with some background music. A lack of dessert options is pointed out by several diners. One reviewer mentions a first and last visit, indicating mixed feelings for that particular experience. Overall, Fu Hong Express is seen as a reliable source of traditional Chinese fare with big servings and solid flavors, where freshness and customer care stand out even as a few improvements to atmosphere and dessert availability are suggested.View restaurant profile
