Chopsticks King Authentic Chinese Cuisine

We ordered from here once and it was okay (good enough to order again).
When we tried again, we realized it was closed (for business). I don’t know how to update a restaurant’s «status» on here but it is no longer open.
Sadly, there doesn’t seem to be any good Chinese restaurants in this area. It is reflected by their inability to stay open.

Finally found a Chinese restaurant I can eat at regularly in Toronto. I was missing the East Coast Chinese food experience but craving pretty hard so I dug around online and found this place. Close to home, way cheaper than others in the area, had the things I wanted on the menu. The place is small, you don’t eat in. My order was taken by a super friendly lady who was amazed by my ING bank card and kept telling me how beautiful it was. Same lady ran to the back and made my food. I decided I needed a drink in the mean time and a 12 year old boy left his homework he was doing and came to the cash to serve me. A real family operation. Anyway, I ended up with chicken fried rice, sweet and sour chicken balls, an egg roll, and soo guy. Rice was good, cooked properly, seasoned properly, not oily. Egg roll was good, lots of beansprouts in it though. Chicken balls were good. Very large. The soo guy was my favorite. There’s a lot more batter than chicken, but that is how I like it. The gravy is thinner than most places but packs a ton of flavor. I’m getting that soo guy again soon. The rice, balls, and roll were part of a combo for $ 6. It was enough food to feed two people easily. The soo guy was an equally huge portion and was about $ 7.50. Seriously, I still have some left overs in my fridge two days later even after making my boyfriend eat it too. I’ll definitely be back. The place is only lacking the fifth star because it could use an upgrade in décor, some seating, and less sprouts in the egg roll, but all of those things are still tolerable.