D & R Wing’s Restaurant

Let‘s be honest here, has anyone really stepped into one of these restaurants expecting «oh I better get some 5 star service and food». I mean look at the place, it’s just a small family restaurant with questionable coloured sauces and loud waitresses. Jokes aside, the food really isn’t bad and their wings during tea time are fantastic. Price-​wise, although everything has gone up in price many times, it still falls under the category of «reasonable».
Verdict: yeah sure ok.
If you’re in the area and don’t know what to eat and don’t have high hopes and expectations. This place has a decent amount of options and you can get away with paying less than $ 10 a person.
That’s all.

Honestly, although the place doesn’t have fancy décor, if you’re looking for value Chinese food here is the place to go! Food comes in big portions at reasonable prices. They always have a specials menu that comes with soup, drink, salad and main course for under $ 10! They have many options from Hong Kong style lunch to Café food and although they aren’t super modern, they are definitely a local fave.

Thought I give this place a try since its been here for ages but this is going to be my first and last at his place. Their décor and furniture needs some serious TLC. Carpeted floors and chairs that are used back in the 70s and if this place were given a rating on cleanliness it would be a C… their prices are cheap and selection is limited, seems like a lot of ppl get their sandwiches which ranges from $ 3-​$ 4…quality of food is not that good, my sister found a piece of hair in her noodle (grosssssssssss)…a lot of ppl come here but it seems to be the frequent comers as the waitress are chatting away with them
Go down 5 mins on south warden to me congee for much better and cleaner food

I have been to this establishment for many years now and the one thing that I can tell you about this restaurant is how amazing the taste of the food really is. This is pretty much a traditional Hong Kong style restaurant in terms of the menu selection. I would definitely recommend coming to this restaurant for breakfast, lunch and tea break. The all day breakfast menu is very delicious. I would recommend the combo of fried eggs with toast and a Satay Beef Udon in Soup. For lunch, I would try the baked rice dishes or their famous Curry Chicken on rice. Although the décor may look a bit outdated even after renovations, I would still come to D&Rs for a quick lunch especially for the students from the nearby school, Dr. Norman Bethune Collegiate Institute, who would want a quick lunch during lunch hour.

My parents are the regulars of this establishment. Been coming here since I was a kid and things here don’t change that much. The restaurant has renovated nicely but I’m too chicken to go into the washroom cause I know it’s gross. If someone wants to go in and tell me it’s fine, be my guest.
Pretty cheap with their all day breakfast and dinner specials. Their specials usually come with soup and salad too.
Since I only come here with my parents, who know basically everyone that works here (waitresses and cooks), service here is good. It’s not hard to befriend them if you come here regularly, so talk it up~
They tend to accommodate to my mother’s very bland and healthy palate so if you have dietary restrictions, don’t hesitate! She’s changed baked fish rice to boiled fish with rice… what.
Parking is shared with other restaurants but it shouldn’t be a problem. No free wifi unfortunately.
Also, I’m eating baked ham and chicken with white sauce on rice while writing this.

Last night my wife and I were feeling a bit frugal so after glancing around where to eat in Bamburgh Plaza we ended back up at D&R. I haven’t really been going back there for a while because there’s just too much food at home now.
They have repainted the place and the waitresses are in uniform now. Looks a bit cleaner now.
Anyway, we decided to get the dinner special. I like coming here for dinners and figuring out what the dinner special of the night is, sometimes I like it sometimes I don’t. However, last night wasn’t too bad.
It was a sirloin steak on a sizzling platter with corn, broccoli and gravy. It comes with potato salad and house soup.
The house soup was a bit bland today, most likely because it was a new batch. Maybe they thought I liked it, but I don’t really like chicken feet.
The potato salad was okay.

However, the quality of the steak is pretty good for the price we paid overall. The steak was juicy and fragrant. Easy to cut and the gravy enhanced the flavor overall.
Also this is the only place that make cold honey lemon tea (tong ling ma cha) with no extra charge (aside from the cold drink upgrade)
With the cold drink upgrade and a pop for my wife we paid $ 20.50 inclusive of taxes and tip.

I‘ve been coming to this restaurant since they took over the location from Tin‘s. Hong Kong style cafes are on the one hand pretty much the same in what they offer, but they all do the same menu items just a little different… at least that has been my experience. This is the one we keep coming back to. My idea of comfort food… I usually like everything on their specials menu… especially on week-​ends. Anything curry, anything black pepper, etc… We get great friendly service (maybe because we are regulars) and there is usually too much food for one sitting so we almost always have leftovers to eat later.

Restaurant was not the cleanest, and I will not mention the bathroom.
Staff wasn’t friendly, like they were doing us a favor.
It’s just another, plain Chinese place… Nothing special.
Cheap (inexpensive)…that’s about all I can say.

I eat here alllll the time! And i always get the same thing. Curry fish with rice. I have to say its much better than the chicken version. They prepare it better. Service is okay by asian restaurant standards… theyre usually pretty nice. Price is amazing. Portions are huge so i share it with a second person and the bill comes upto about $ 10 in total. I love this place!

I have no idea why D & R Wing’s is called D & R Wing’s! Guys, don’t get too excited. this is not a Chicken Wings and Beer drinking place. they don’t even has a LCBO license and you won’t find any of their TV showing any sport games, it is just another HK style Chinese Café!
Lunch Specials from $ 5.99 that includes a soup and tea/​coffee and yes you have to endure the indifferent services unless you are one of the regulars. All these older male regular patrons flirting with the waitresses did give me some sort of entertainment aside from the Chinese TV program showing on one of their TVs.
Curry Chicken Lunch Set ($ 5.99)
— There is nothing authentic about HK style café’s curry. it is more like a yellowish coloured curry look alike gravy with dark chicken meat and potato flowing inside
— Huge portions of rice that will make any rice loving guys or growing teens happy
D & R Wing’s Restaurant is always crowded! As I overheard the older couple next to me just finishing up lunch specials and now discussing what they should order for afternoon tea specials. and I won’t be surprise they might linger around till the dinner specials!
Cash Only!