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Deluxe Noodles Chinese Restaurant
Category: Restaurants Chinese Chinese [Edit]
4040 Creditview RdMississauga, ON L5C 4E3
(905) 270-5988
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- No
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
6 reviews for Deluxe Noodles Chinese Restaurant
6 reviews in English
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Review from Sara P.
Toronto, ON
9/8/2010 5 photos
My father-in-law and the Mr. love this place! It's decent Cantonese food for great prices. The portions are huge, and like Jennifer said, dinner for two is really a dinner for four.
Deluxe Noodle receives four stars instead of five because being Caucasian, they gave us fortune cookies instead of the traditional oranges for dessert like the rest of the restaurant, which bothered me. (Maybe if they had asked, I'd be less bothered.) I had promised our friend (fresh home from Beijing) some decent and authentic Cantonese food and just felt a little disappointed that we were judged. It receives three stars instead of four because there aren't many vegetarian options, and obviously that's a bigger deal for me. -
Review from Nick C.
7/14/2011
I always thought the food here was decent, but after reading Karen X's review, I now know why the food never settled well with my stomach. Reviews like those definitely turn me off from restaurants and it seems I won't be coming back here next time. Sad, I kinda liked their noodles too.
Still, if you still insist on eating here, here's a few quick things I'll say...
Portions will fill you.
Waiter service is so-so.
Cash only.
Big parking lot. -
Review from Jason S.
Toronto, ON
8/12/2011
The Cantonese noodles tasted unusual (in a bad way) and is very hard to describe. As well, the chicken wings tasted like they came from an anorexic chicken. Just very peculiar tasting food.
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Review from Jennifer N.
Toronto, ON
2/20/2009
Dinner for 2 for $28. It's more like dinner for 4!
You get 2 soups (wonton, hot and sour, chicken corn), 2 spring rolls (filled with chinese mushrooms, cabbage and pork), 2 main dishes (a long list of Chinese mainstays) and Yeung Chow fried rice.
Food is good and predictable. But predictable in a good way. We go here a lot because we know what to expect. Efficient staff, fast service, good and basic food. We leave with our bellies satisfied and our wallets not that much lighter.
Breakout dishes? Deep Fried Spicy Squid and Beef with Rice Noodles with X.O. Sauce.
It's cash only here and it gets busy during the weekend. Never stops me though. -
Review from Karen X.
Mississauga, ON
4/23/2011
Don't ever go to this place! This place has no ethics! My husband ordered a noodle dish once and he caught the chef picking up the noodles from the floor after he dropped it by accident! the disgusting floor!! He was shocked and told the waitress to cancel the order! We haven't been back since. The place has ok Chinese food, but we will never trust them again!
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Review from Paul Y.
Mississauga, ON
11/6/2009
It's pretty standard Chinese affair. For takeout, it's not bad and they give a sufficient portion, but don't expect them to knock your socks off with service, experience, or anything else.
I actually have a pretty bad bias against this place - many years ago when I was but a highschool lad, I came here with a few of my friends after a tiring game of street hockey. We spoke in English, and ordered quite a few dishes including Dow Mew - not a cheap plate of veggies! It took them an incredibly long time to cook the food, and we actually overhead them speaking in Cantonese about how we "were just kids" and "there was no need to rush". Needless to say, we were pretty dissatisfied and boycotted the place for half a decade.
That aside, the food isn't bad at all - although it does tend to be a bit greasy ala most Chinese restaurants of the same ilk. The place is rather small and they really try to pack as many ppl as they can, so eating a meal there can be somewhat of a harrowing experience.
If you're getting takeout, I would highly suggest ordering in advance as there is not much room to wait for your food.
Must-try foods include the XO-sauce fried turnip cake, and a the "tossed soup noodle" that must be eaten in (taking it home just doesnt' have the same effect - I actually don't know the real name for this, but it essentially arrives as ingredients in a bowl and soup in a different bowl, and you mash it together and eat it while it's piping hot).
