Dears Cafeteria - Toronto, Ontario

The drink is ok. But the food tastes not very good.

Love their drinks and dessert. Haven't tried their food.

Went there this long weekend, haven't try this four months old new restaurant, so my wife and I wanted to have a try. At glance outside looks ok, after sat down and looking at the menu, they had a big menu and also noticed some items got removed from menu. ... We tried to order few dishes, and waitress said they don't serve those dishes anymore, then we change our order second times. After short period of time, dishes arrived. After few tried, I have answer for myself about why this restaurant during rush hour noon lunch, we were the first customer. They don't have big menu for lunch or dinner, but those food is not recommended. Also money wise, this restaurant is a bit expensive compare with other similar restaurants within 1km radius. Read more

You know that feeling when you leave the restaurant and feel satisfied with the food, service and just the overall experience of just fantastic and you would yearn to come again? This is not the place to go for this. We sat down and 1/5 of the items of the food ... menu was taken out. I tried to order my food but I couldn’t find a waiter (there was only one waiter and he did try hard ). My food took an hour and I ordered the curry pork cutlet rice(咖喱雞排飯). The pork cutlet was thin and wasn’t tender at all and it was just dry and you can tell it was deep fried too much. I felt like I was biting onto cardboard and getting paper cuts at the same time. There was barely any curry on my rice and it felt like those curry blocks you buy across the street at TNT. My friend ordered the stewed pork chop rice(排骨飯). Which is a pretty easy to make dish at home but you can definitely tell the meat wasn’t fresh. The meat doesn’t stay on the bones and was actually slightly mushy. Overall this dish was a failure. My mom ordered the Curry Chicken cutlet rice(咖喱雞排飯) and it came as curry chicken rice and it wasn’t fried at all. This was slightly more juicy compared to the pork but again there wasn’t enough curry sauce. By the time this dish came we already waited hour and fifteen minutes. It feels like they didn’t even bother with cooking since they weren’t able to handle the dinner hours and it wasn’t even packed. The prices are expensive for the quality of the food they give you. Actually, I think the curry pork cutlet rice I got at TNT for $3.99 at the discount hours tasted better and it has been on display for hours. TLDR; if you were to come for food, I would say just stay home and cook instant noodles and luncheon meat as you would probably enjoy it more. Oh and it would probably take a quarter of the time as well. Read more