Blossom City welcomes you to their establishment. This dining room proposes chow mein and wonton soup for 11$ to 25$. Come experience their casual surrounding. They are open at night all week and are accessible by car. The neighboring area is remarkable for its merchants. You may pay by American Express, Interac, MasterCard and Visa.more...See more text
We ordered the hot & sour soup, General Chicken and General Tso shrimp. Everything was incredibly sweet. The soup isn't supposed to be sweet & sour; it's supposed to be HOT & sour! The shrimp was supposed to be hot and spicy, or so it said on the menu, but it was drenched in sweet & sour sauce. The chicken was the best part of the meal and was mediocre at best. I have a couple of favourite places to go in Toronto's Chinatown and this place is nowhere near as good. Disappointed.
The food is tasty, not too overpowering with any one flavour. Not as greasy as a number of other restaurants are. They have a good online menu and fast delivery times. I would say this is our preferred Chinese food restaurant.
This was a delivery situation and the worst i've ever experienced with Chinese food--anywhere.
They forgot the sauces for two dishes, did not include the normal plum sauce etc. for the egg rolls/spring rolls or the soups and the main dish we ordered--mixed seafood with black bean sauce was HORRIBLE. Fifteen dollars for four shrimps, one scallop cut in half and a bunch of green pepper. It was awful!!!!
Cost us over eighty dollars-- tried calling to get our order straight with no answer and the poor kids had to go without the normal s/s etc. as well.
We don't recommend. This place was good back in the day but something has happened.
PS> i will be calling tomorrow to complain as well. It was that messed up and they would not answer the phone calls tonight at all. Very bad service and the food has gone downhill.
We've had average take out from here before but their set menus all have a lot of fried food on so we decided to order from the main menu. The spring roll had only a few pieces of carrot and cabbage in, the shanghai noodles had small strips of tough pork that tasted metallic and there were only three shrimp in a large order. The sauce that covered the noodles was bitter. The orange beef was supposed to be spicy but only had areas where it was spicy, otherwise it was sickly sweet. Not a good experience, we're rethinking going back even for the average tasting set meals now. I noticed all the rave reviews are from 2008 and since then it hasn't been too good. Wish I'd read first and ordered (or not) later!
Just because its Burlington doesn’t mean food...
Just because its Burlington doesn’t mean food can’t be authentic. We had been looking for a restaurant in Burlington that served decent authentic Chinese food so we could avoid the drive into Toronto but this place isn’t it.
We ordered a prawn dish, beef dish, fried rice and a low mein and both main dishes were drenched in the same cherry sauce that they serve at any average Chinese buffet. It was sooo sweet. The noodles we ordered had obviously been poached and not sautéed in the wok and lacked flavour. There were no chopsticks anywhere in sight. The tea was nice and the service was ok. Would not be going back ever.
