Deer Garden Signatures Richmond Hill

The food and table service are both acceptable for the price, but it really bothered me that when I wanted to take my set lunch out, using my own containers, which I always carry in my car to be eco-friendly, the store manager insisted that I pay extra for the included drink EVEN USING MY OWN CONTAINER. I understand charging extra for take-out when using your containers. What kind of social responsibility is this? I understand charging extra for take-out when using your containers. Anyway, the store manager's could-not-care-less/take it or leave it attitude really turned me off.

Very authentic fish noodle soup at a very good price ! Under $10 with a drink and a bowl of hot noodles soup just like from your mom's kitchen. Highly recommended

Various types of noodles, broth and toppings to choose from. You can create a different combination every time. Serving is big and reasonably priced. It's the restaurant I always go to when I visit Toronto.

They usually have a lineup because the price is fair...even cheap for some...as their portion is generous and taste was good. They said their soup base doesn't use MSG, and I don't think they were lying.

For an absolutely huge bowl of noodles with fish soup, this is the place. I've heard good things all around, so decided to check out this corner restaurant at Times Square.It's $9.75 per noodles + base soup + 2 toppings + drink. The problem is that there's extra fees EVERYWHERE...if you want a special soup based with fish soup, that's another $1.50, (so If you want Tom Yum, Laksa, etc but with fish soup). If you want more toppings, that's another $1-2 per topping. If you want a cold drink, or some other drink that's not listed as "included", that's another $0.50 - $2. So basically, be prepared for your meal to go out of control from $9.75 to $16 very easily! There's also side dishes you can order for $2.50, but a maximum of 2 per person.That being said, the portions are huge, and that fish soup is so very good. It makes me feel comforted, and I know it'd be a perfect meal for cold Canadian nights. I opted for the parsley and thousand year egg, and they were generous with the eggs! Toppings was tendon and sliced beef - again, generous! I tried the side dishes beef tongue and fried chicken wings. The wings were incredibly salty - couldn't finish. Beef tongue was good!Their cutlery is stored at the side of each table in a sliding drawer - convenient for us (especially for people who constantly need more napkins)Overall, I'm happy with my bowl of noodles. I would consider this quite an affordable option, knowing the portion is so huge, since the side dishes and all the other "extras" are not necessary to make a satisfying meal. Oh, except the fish soup. That's a must!