East One Chinese Seafood Restaurant

This was a very busy restaurant at full capacity on this Sunday evening. When we left a couple of hours later, there was still some people waiting for tables.We ordered from the fixed price menu that allowed the customer to pick a number dishes for a specific price point. There are over 80 dishes to choose from.For a set price of $75.88, we ordered 5 dishes that included complimentary items - ½ order chef’s special steamed chicken, rice, soup of the day and dessert.Since there were 13 of us, we had 2 different 5 dish orders (at $75.88 per order.) There are other set menu options that offers 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 dish choices with prices ranging from $32.88 to $116.88.We had the following:1. ½ Steamed chicken (complimentary;) bony chicken2. Soup of the day - vegetable soup (complimentary)3. Rice (complimentary)4. Red bean soup for dessert (complimentary)5. Sweet and sour pork – average tasting; more sweet and little or no sour taste6. Sliced satay beef and vermicelli hotpot – large portion7. Chinese broccoli (gai lan) – average portion size8. Spicy minced pork and bean curd – large portion; not spicy9. Shrimp and scrambled eggs – average portion size; bit bland tasting10. Diced chicken with cashews – average tasting11. Broccoli and prawns – good amount of prawns12. Deep fried calamari – tasted okay13. Prawns with snow peas – tasted okay14. Deep fried fish pieces with onions – average tastingNothing really stoodout with any of the dishes; taste-wise everything was average. Although there were 13 of us, there was enough food to go around; everyone had at least 1 serving of each dish.Ratings breakdown:• Pricing / serving size – the pricing was good or not as good depending on what you ordered. For serving sizes, some were better/larger than others. We had enough food for everyone – 3 out of 5 rating.• Food quality / taste – your average basic Cantonese fare; taste-wise okay – 3 out of rating.• The service was quick and efficient. The food arrived surprisingly quick; sometimes too quick – 3.25 out of 5 rating.• Ambience / experience – it’s a Chinese restaurant; “‘nuff said”. It was the hottest day of the year to date and there was no air conditioning; if there was it on really low or not all – 3 out of 5 rating.Overall, I would rate the overall food experience as average at 3 out of 5.Notes and Tips• The set menu option is available daily from 5:30 to 9:30 PM.• 13 of us sat at one table; comfort-wise okay• There is lots of parking on site; 2 level parking – underground and open top level. There is also street parking.• I noticed there were a few Asian restaurants in this mall. The complex also has a T

Totally awesome food staff are great couldn't be happier with environment ?it's near a TNT Grocery store in Burnaby BC ????????

My family and I occupied several tables for our Christmas party. We appreciated that the restaurant allowed us to reserve. The food was served too quickly. There was not enough room on our table. I rather have too much food, but patrons need the appropriate flatware and dishware to eat. As a result, I went in hunt of utensils and served my family. The restaurant should know to have an extra body working on such a busy holiday.

The restaurant is always busy but the staff are very efficient and helpful to seat you as quickly as possible. The food is always tasty and fresh. My favourite is the baked seafood rice, the wonton and Shui gow soups, the different chow meins and fried rice.

Finally, I very good Hong Kong Cafe Chinese Restaurant in East Vancouver. One of the best Woah Choy Set Chinese meal Hong Kong Style restaurants in East Vancouver. Comes with a free Duck dish and reasonably priced too.The waitresses speak perfect Chinese and English as they previously worked at the Moulin Rouge/Tom