Chef Of Dumplings - Richmond

Friends recommended this outlet at the food court of Aberdeen Centre. I didn't find anything remarkable about their products (neither good nor bad). Prices were reasonable however.

This restaurant is located on the 3rd floor food court of Aberdeen Centre.We arrived around 12:30 PM on this Friday afternoon and as expected the food court was busy. After the usual walk around to see the food options, my spouse ordered her lunch here and I went a few doors down to order pho at Wildleaf Viet Cuisine to share.My spouse and I ordered the $8.25 set lunch combination:• Green onion pancake - the pancakes were bland unless you use the dipping sauces such as vinegar, soy sauce and siracha.• Satay chicken - chicken pieces were tasty.• Chicken and watercress dumplings (4 pieces) – the dumpling skin was chewy but taste-wise okay• Hong Kong style imitation shark’s fin soup - okayThere are a lot of options for the set menu. Other options for the “crepes” include Chinese chive onion cake and roti canai. The protein options included calamari (tentacles), beef and lamb with satay, cumin or teriyaki flavours.For the dumplings, the other choices were:• Chinese chive and pork• White cabbage and pork• Watercress and chicken• VegetableThe total bill was $8.66. Portion size – 3 out of 5Food taste & quality 2.75 out of 5Overall, I would rate the overall food experience at 2.75 out of 5 – just averageNotes and Tips:• Restaurant accepts credit cards• Lots of seating available• Lots of free parking in the mall but be careful of time limits in certain sections of the lot• Also see my review of Wildleaf Viet Cuisine where I ordered my pho to share with my spouse.• Numerous Asian themed fast food restaurants in food court.

I visited this restaurant on July 21st (Friday) while exploring Aberdeen, and I couldn't help but notice someone else's delicious-looking dish.

I'm surprised that no one has reviewed the XLB at this restaurant. I have tried XLB at many different places and I enjoy a high-quality XLB with plenty of soup and thin skin.

Care about. At the heart of this restaurant's name, "The Pantry", is the idea that it is a place where food is prepared and stored. And this is exactly what you get at this cozy eatery. The menu is filled with comfort foods that make you feel like you're at home, and the service is warm and welcoming. The Pantry is definitely a hidden gem in the city, and I would highly recommend trying it out for a tasty meal.