Deer Garden Signatures

James

5.0

Pretty good spot, I come here rather often. The food is quite affordable, especially if you take their weekly specials. The hong kong milk tea is complimentary which I always like. The'cold' version of their drinks really just means a much larger container hence the extra price, it was quite confusing at first. Service can be slow when busy.

Eric

4.0

The steamed fish with tofu was absolutely delicious. Hot, fresh, tender & very authentically Chinese.

I would not come here for their customized soup noodles. They're ok, not bad, but at the same time, not as rich or flavourful as a good bowl of pho or ramen. It feels like an ordinary dish you can make at home.

The katsu was ok as well.

Grace

5.0

Love this place for a quick bite! Always end up coming here several times a year. Lots of choices on the menu & spacious. I recommend :)

Theresa

4.0

Pretty popular restaurant, we had to wait about 15 mins to get a table during lunch time. They have a lot of combo sets so you can get a drink & food item. The food & drinks were good, I liked the Hong Kong style tea & coffee, got it iced & even got one to go.

For the noodle soup, you pick a soup base, noodle type & 2 meat choices. Would definitely come back when I visit.

Pheaktra

5.0

Soupe avec nouilles est bons!!!

Denis

5.0

Interesting format. First time I've tried this kind of restaurant where you mix & match your soup, noodles & meats the way you want. I tried the Malaysian laksa with thick rice noodles & a heaping of different meat toppings & it was delicious. I do want to go back & try other non noodle dishes because they do look good as well

Elnaz

3.0

They served one dish & after 15 mins another one

Nono

4.0

Located at the mall. You don't come here for anything but the food. The fish soup was delicious! We also enjoyed the pork curry. We'll definitely be back!

Ben

4.0

First time dinned in since pandemic & the food were much better than takeout! Keep the good work guys!!

Elaine

2.0

The food was good, as usual, but I was disappointed by a confusing interaction regarding condiments.

While having my noodle soup, I asked for chili oil. I was told that it would cost an additional $2.75 plus tax for a small spoonful. When I questioned this, I was informed that the chili oil I was describing was actually their XO sauce & therefore chargeable. A free alternative offered was Sriracha.

The problem was not the $2.75 itself. I know the difference between chili oil, XO sauce, & Sriracha, & I was specifically asking for chili oil. Being repeatedly told that what I was describing was XO sauce left me confused & frustrated, as these are clearly different condiments.

What disappointed me most was not the charge, but the explanation. A simple request for chili oil turned into an unnecessarily confusing discussion, & I left without feeling that my question had been properly understood.

The food was enjoyable, but the service experience left a poor impression & affected an otherwise pleasant meal.