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What SeaWalker Bass doesn't like about Panda Village Restaurant Inc:
I was hoping for authentic Chinese food when I stopped in this restaurant while the rest of the fam were shopping. I ordered a spring roll, Ma Po Tofu with a side of rice (extra charge...not included with the tofu. . The spring roll was greasy beyond compare, and I had to sop up the grease with two napkins. The large serving of tofu was visually appealing, but the sauce was so salty that any other flavor was overrule... View all feedback. What Bruce A likes about Panda Village Restaurant Inc:
The food is quite good, very friendly staff. Very busy, especially during tourist season. Quite a number of bus tours drop by; so I'd recommend a reservation or at least a phone call in advance. If you don't you may have to wait awhile. View all feedback.
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The food at Forum restaurant is not really different from any other Chinese restaurant in Greater Victoria. It does an adequate job of feeding you and giving yo...
read moreThe food is quite good, very friendly staff. Very busy, especially during tourist season. Quite a number of bus tours drop by; so I'd recommend a reservation or...
read moreThis is my favorite spot in Victoria for Chinese food... its hands down amazing. It is not that easy to spot, I wandered past it many times before a friend took...
read moreMy wife and I went for dinner last night at Forum before a show.We ordered a dinner combo plate with Won ton Soup,Chicken chow mien , chop suey ,Breaded almond...
read moreWent here with a group of friends. The place was completely crowded which usually is a good sign. But it was crowded with a large group. Not sure how busy other...
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read moreForum restaurant in Chinatown may not always deliver perfection, but it is definitely worth a visit. The crowded ambiance may be a bit overwhelming, and the service can be slow with just one server handling everything. The food, while good, is somewhat average and bland, lacking in robust and authentic flavors expected from a Chinatown restaurant. However, regular customers swear by Forum's Chinese cuisine, praising the hot and sour soup as one of the best ever. The salty entrees could use better seasoning, but the friendly staff and high quality of dishes make it a must-try spot for Chinese food enthusiasts. Reservations are recommended, especially during tourist season, to avoid a long wait. The owner adds a special touch by educating customers on Chinese culture and history, making it a memorable dining experience. Despite the minor flaws, Forum remains a favorite for many, and worth a repeat visit for a chance to experience the best of what they have to offer.
We were searching for a Chinese restaurant and stumbled on this place. It is by all means not a fancy restaurant but the locals were eating here so we knew the...
read moreI was hoping for authentic Chinese food when I stopped in this restaurant while the rest of the fam were shopping. I ordered a spring roll, Ma Po Tofu with a si...
read moreDelicious food. We do take out. Food is always hot fresh and good sized portions. Our faves are chicken chow mein, beef&brocolli, chicken chop suey, and breaded...
read moreTwo couples (one fluent in Mandarin and English) for dinner on a very busy Saturday night. Fast and efficient service: servers had excellent English and Mandari...
read moreAuthentic flavors, many locals, generous portions. We greatly appreciated finding this quaint Chinese gem after visiting another Chinese cafe that didn't repres...
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