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Dixie Park
Category: Shopping Shopping Centres Shopping Centres [Edit]
1550 South Gateway RoadMississauga, ON L4W 5J1
(905) 206-0613
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- No
4 reviews for Dixie Park
4 reviews in English
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Review from Laura C.
Toronto, ON
11/11/2011 2 Check-ins Here
I come here for a quick work lunch. They have a diverse no frills food court here that serves up Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese food. My favourite is Lemongrass kitchen, with an assortment of chinese dishes all for $5-10. And the portions are big too!
Food is quick and usually plenty of seating if you get there before 12:30pm. -
Review from H B.
Mississauga, ON
5/22/2012
Do not go to Lemongrass Kitchen! The lady (skinny lady with short curly hair) is extremely rude. I ordered takeout on the phone and felt like I was being talked down to like a 2 year old. When we went to pick up the food, we told her that she shouldn't be so rude to her customers and she yelled at us and said that no one cares. I will never ever go there again.
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Review from Rich L.
7/28/2011
There is some cheap ass, good, hot chinese food up in the Park. I'm here for work with 1 China guy, 1 South African, 1 Polish guy, and 1 Russian so it can sometimes be quite the deliberation to decided on lunch. But it seems we'll go here 3 out of 5 times during the week.
The noodles dishes are hot & fresh. I've only had 1 shrimp noodle dish I didn't like. The rest are spicy, tastey and diverse (if you consider Chinese, Japanese and Korean different). There's also a dominoes for you honkies out there. Cash only.
Not the utmost best but a good value. -
Review from Karl R.
2/22/2010 5 photos
The Dixie Park Center is a compact three story Chinese themed food court, office, and professional complex on Dixie, just south of Eglinton. It's strategically located on the South Western tip of the high tech hub along Matheson Blvd. The Dixie Park's small but serviceable food court makes for a convenient lunch time destination for workers looking for a cheap, filling Chinese meal.
Although originally focused on Chinese businesses there are a couple Filipino kiosks.
This place was my first introduction to the exotic WTF nature of Chinese bakeries.
There used to be a servicable Chinese grocery store in this building but that's long gone. You'll find (in addition to the bakery and Filipino stalls) a travel agent, several kiosks selling Chinese DVDs, and a couple computer repair/accessory shops.
This certainly isn't a place you should ever cross town to visit but if it's just down the road from your office building, you could find worse food.Listed in: Crawl the Malls: Shopping…
