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I haven't been to this place for a while, but I used to thoroughly enjoy their japanese style breakfast with an order of a matcha latte. It is delicious, light... Weiterlesen I haven't been to this place for a while, but I used to thoroughly enjoy their japanese style breakfast with an order of a matcha latte. It is delicious, light and well-priced. The combination of miso soup, egg, tofu with a ginger-onion mash, salmon and rice is very satisfying. For those who like natto, you have the option of replacing the tofu with it. The atmosphere is friendly and intimate, bustling and unassuming.

Came to this restaurant on two occasions and had the pleasure of trying their Mushu fried noodles, pork dumplings, and curry fried noodles. I found their cuttin... Weiterlesen Came to this restaurant on two occasions and had the pleasure of trying their Mushu fried noodles, pork dumplings, and curry fried noodles. I found their cutting noodle to be more satisfying than the ones from Peaceful Restaurant, and do plan on drying their dragging noodle next time. While their Mushu noodle is less greasy and more appetizing than the counterpart at Peaceful, their selection of ingredients was less inspiring. While the dish was satisfying to taste, it was a bit crude, with only some eggs, wood ears, and pretty much nothing else. More attention to presentation would have helped. The dumplings were delicious, if one were into the mainland style of dumplings (vs. Cantonese or Taiwanese). The dumplings were rich in flavor, wrapped in hand-made dough, darkened with soy sauce, and blended quite homogenously. I personally prefer the Taiwanese dumplings where you can actually discern the various ingredients, but these were delicious nonetheless. Not bad overall.

Very satisfying. The ramen comes with a good amount of ingredients, unlike the majority of other places that charge you for 'toppings, ' nice thick chewy noodle... Weiterlesen Very satisfying. The ramen comes with a good amount of ingredients, unlike the majority of other places that charge you for 'toppings, ' nice thick chewy noodles, and fairly heavy and rich soup. The most satisfying part during our visit was the chashu, which was, in my mind, very nicely charred and flavored. All of this for a very reasonable price too. For ramen fans who don 't live in Burnaby, the location might be the only downside.