Congee Queen - Thornhill

The Chinese food at this restaurant is consistently delicious. They have a large menu with all the classic dishes, as well as fresh Chinese BBQ made in-house. The prices are average and the premises are well-maintained. Overall, I would give it a rating of 4 out of 5.

Patthai!!!! It's a tough decision between Chicken and Seafood, so when they are served together on one platter, it's hard to resist! For those cravings, you must try the Chicken and Shrimp Patthai. This medium-spicy noodle dish is perfect for a group of 8. Don't miss out on this delicious meal! Where: Congee Queen, Toronto. Score: Taste: 8/10, Ambience: 8/10, Overall: 8/10.

Every time we visit Toronto, we always make sure to stop at this particular restaurant, as the others we've heard about just don't measure up. The Asian comfort food here is delicious and reasonably priced. They have a variety of roast dishes like duck and pork, as well as a wide selection of congee options (hence the name)!

Congee Queen is my new go to Chinese food restaurant. The service is fast, food tastes great and portions are huge!<br/ <br/ My two favourite dishes are Yeung Chow Fried Rice and Diced Sirloin Golden Bowl. Their fried rice is probably the best I've ever had in Toronto delicious and not greasy or salty. The amount you get is good for 3 4 people. The sirloin dish comes with mixed vegetables and is presented nicely in a crispy wonton bowl. Other great items include their pad thai, beef with black bean and vegetables, spice and pepper salt squid and fried turnip.<br/ <br/ They have several different locations including North York, Markham, Scarborough and more, so be sure to check them out when you're craving for some Chinese food!

I dropped into the Congee Queen for an early supper last night with full intentions of trying my first congee. However, after looking it up online I had decided it might not be for me. Instead I ordered a noodle soup with grouper and preserved egg which also came with a milk bubble tea $8). The soup itself was okay, if not a little bland. I enjoyed the fish and the egg though. My bubble tea was interesting. It was my first bubble tea, so I didn 't really know what to expect. I am not a big tea fan to start so that part of the beverage was lost on me. However, the cool little 'bubbles ' that shot up through the straw were pretty tasty. I liked those! Feeling a bit hungry still, I decided to order my first rice noodle roll. I had the Fried Dry Shrimp Rice Noodle Roll with Sesame $4). The dish came with a side of peanut sauce and hoisin sauce. I wanted very much to enjoy this plate but it wasn 't for me. While I don 't think these dishes were for me, I don 't think it was a reflection of their preparation. My server was very attentive and helpful in making some first time orders.  Overall, I am happy I tried out some new things.