Shi Miaodao Yunnan Rice Noodle - Toronto, Ontario

This place is amazing!! It’s a cozy yet well-rounded restaurant with probably the best service I’ve had. The food is amazing and the price is pretty fair, and the speed is better than most restaurants I’ve been to. Food is fresh and the workers serve up both smiles and smiles ... to my stomach 💜💜💜💜💜 If eating over 5 stars was an option, I’d no doubt do it! AND THEIR TOFU IS STAR SHAPED!!! Read more

Cozy Chinese noodle place. Food is alright. Not bad, not impressive. The waitress forgot one of our orders. No apologies, nothing was provided. Typical Chinese restaurant service.

Tasty Yunnan style rice noodles in Chinatown. The soup was spicy just to the right level and the server was very friendly. She asked to refill our water without asking and also mentioned a few times about the free refill noodles. The only thing taking away that one star is ... the dishes felt a bit light on protein, but hey the noodles were reason priced so definitely worth it. Read more

We ordered four kinds of rice noodle soups. All of them tasted good，especially the pickled veges fish soup. Cold dishes are good too. Not too busy on a weekday night.

Overall, we liked it!! The style is a little different from what we are used to in LA but it’s a pretty good combination. The variety of broth is the key differentiator,: which 15 flavors to choose from (R1 to R15 in the front side of the menu), each with ... different degrees of spicy levels. We ordered R1 (original crossing bridge rice noodle soup) and R7 (Szechwan pepper fish rice noodle soup), both serviced with soup and noodles separately. We’d put rice noodles into the soup which is what you’re supposed to do with these Yunnan style ‘crossing bridge’ rice noodles. (Originating story blow) R1/original: had a few slices of beef with flavorful broth that’s on the lighter side. R7/a little spicy: had fish and the broth had Szechuan peppers so it had more punch but it was not too spicy. According to the waitress, both are served with the following items: Crab steak, Shrimp, Quail egg, Fish tofu, Mushrooms, Corns, Bean sprouts , Broccoli, and Ham. If you’d like more, many items can be added as optionals. We weren’t too hungry so we didn’t add anything, the amount was just right. For people with a larger appetite, I’d recommend ordering some cold dish or snacks on the backside of the menu, or add one or two optional items. Also, Price (as of 8/23) seemed very reasonable! Restroom: downstairs no handicap access, 4/5. Parking: Streets parking with the Green-P app. We were able to get a space right in front on a Saturday evening. Yunnan Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles, originating story: we were told, in Yunnan Province in China, while the husband worked in the field, the wive prepared the rice noodle lunch with two sides, one side with the rice noodles, the others side with soup and all other ingredients. Once the wife gets there, husband would put noodles into the soup, this way, the noodles won’t be overcooked or soak up all the soup. The husband enjoys a delicious hot lunch with all the healthy ingredients. Read more