Mr Kiwi Rice & Noodle Bar

Kiwi is my favourite nearby place for Asian food. I always enjoy their curries with extra spice! Love the General Tao Chicken, Korean BBQ Kalbi and their phở! Will definitely continue to come by any chance I get. Highly recommend this place to anyone!

I ordered one of the combos at this establishment. One of the items included is a wrap made of a rice paper thing and cold vegetables and a shrimp inside. It tasted like grass. However, the General Tao was okay. Soup was good, but just on the salty end. For what I got, food seemed a little overpriced. Interior design was great, however.

Dumplings were cold. Still charged me half price. Maybe a decent place, but not this time.

Korean operated Thai food. Everything was fine just didn’t like the taste. Did not work for me and my boyfriend.

This was a nice place a few of us visited for lunch after having lunch next door just a few weeks earlier. The restaurant itself was well decorated and had a nice modern atmosphere.
The lunch menu had some great options and quite a bit of food at $ 15 (egg roll, dumpling, Thai salad, soup and your choice of dish — I had the Szechuan chicken). The portion sizes were good, the food was plated well and tasted delicious. There were other less expensive lunch options available as well.
Overall, it was a good experience — nothing mind blowing but I would definitely eat here again for lunch.

Ordered fresh rolls and Singapore Vermicelli noodles with Beef. The rolls themselves were ok the peanut sauce was not good at all. Noodles and veggies again ok but the Beef was horrible.

Dropped in with a group of 6 for a quick lunch since we were at a workshop nearby. The interior is pretty nice, portion sizes were decent and prices were okay. For a more casual pan Asian place I would expect the prices to be a bit lower but maybe given the location, they are what they are. Food came out pretty fast. I had the pineapple fried rice — was good portion and flavours but the pineapples seemed to be from a can, not fresh cut up pineapple.

Usually when a place has just 4 basic (really basic) phở selections it means the broth is going to be an afterthought. I was pleasantly surprised by both the phở and the service. Even tho it was busy we still had our food fast, and the phở was spectacular. Also the first time I have ever had Szechuan Edamame! AMAZING!

Outstanding. General Tao was very tasty and tender. Service was excellent as was the atmosphere. Planning on returning.

Food was good had the pad thai with beef and Shanghai noodles also with beef. Only thing that was a issue was the service .I would definitely come back for more

I ordered for delivery, took over 2 hours to come with just a simple, sorry we got busy. Food was cold upon arrival and very bland. Pad Thai tasteless, fried rice no flavour also. Tons of onions, to the point that they took up half the dish, thereby the rest of the items in the dish were minimal. Would never re-​order from them or recommend.

Nice job!
They greet you when walk in which always nice and shows they value your patronage
The Tom Yum soup variant is delicious and includes fried tofu cubes which is a new taste experience for me and shows some thought in giving the diner a twist on fusion. It works.
Naturally you expect a dipping sauce for your crispy spring roll and it is included
The General Tao is done well with the chicken fried rice a nice option to just simple plain rice. They could be more generous with the veggies at this price point.
Parking can be tight so plan accordingly

I love this place and come eat here every time I am here on business. Vermicelli noodle dish is light and delicious. The shrimp variation is excellent. Great quiet ambiance and very friendly staff. If you are looking for a low key delicious Asian fusion hole in the wall, Kiwi is the place.

I tried to make order for delivery. But they force me to spend 30 buck on food. Foods just for myself, how would i eat 30 buck foods that much. I dont like people been cheater.

I went to Sushi-​Ya Japan next door last night based on its Unilocal reviews and felt pretty let down, but this place caught my eye and left me with a hankering for Phở. I came back tonight and am so glad I did. I got the Phở Beef to go. It’s huge, with a baggie of basil and bean sprouts so I can put them together myself. Oh, and it’s delicious.
Compared to the place next door it’s twice the food, twice the meal satisfaction, and half the price. Yum!

Had lunch with friends. The Chicken and Shrimp Pad Thai was very respectable, but the service needs improvement. Two of my friends got their food quickly. Third friend waited a couple of minutes to get his. Then the server realized that the kitchen forgot my order. Had to wait another five minutes to get my food.
Tables are small. Okay for you a few friends, but not large groups. Parking is tight.

Was here for lunch during my scoring of the EQAO at the Congress Centre. The parking seemed great at first to get one on the side but then I realized when I left it wasn’t ideal due to how cramped it became. Will not do that again. When I got there at 12 I got a small table to myself sitting on a cool wooden box. A few minutes after it was insanely packed and people could not get a seat. The service is ok but can be hard to get their attention. Luckily I looked at the menu before and knew what I wanted. I thought their lunch special was dine in only but you can do take out. I got their 12 dollar special which came with a soup, spring roll, fried rice, and entrée. The chicken wonton soup was delicious and what I needed on this rainy day. I added hot sauce to give it a kick. The spring roll was the best I ever had. It had a nice flavor to it and I scarfed it down. The fried rice was good and nice to have an option of instead of steamed rice. I got the thai green curry chicken and it came in a giant bowl. Not as much chicken as I would like but plenty of veggies and tofu. It was flavorful and very filing. I couldn’t finish all my food. It was a nice place to grab a quick lunch and I’ll be back

Kiwi’s Grand Opening occurred last week
It’s a new Asian fusion restaurant that popped up where the old Pronto Panino used to be right next to Sushi Ya. The place is very new and fairly nice. It’s Asian fusion but where the majority of the menu appears to be mainly Thai influenced. The prices are a tad high but go right along with most of the overpriced fare you’ll find around the airport. Service was very friendly but struggled mightily to work out the kinks on their grand opening.
I tried the Basil Chicken with Tom yum soup. The other dishes that my friends ordered were the Thai Green Curry and the Yeung Chow Fried Rice. The lunch combos were roughly $ 15 with tax and came with the soup and a spring roll. The soup was actually very good. I enjoyed the slight heat with the bit of sour in it. It tasted like tamarind soup my mother used to make for me when I was a kid. The spring roll was crisp and light and the fillings weren’t bad. The basil chicken was prepared nicely. The chicken was a bit bland, but the veggies accompanying the protein was quite good. I don’t typically order stir fry at a restaurant but I do enjoy the occasional ones from Thai restaurants. This one was standard amongst them. The others seemed to enjoy their food as well and portion size was no issue.
The food was good, but it was the kinks of the opening that needed working on. The server, though friendly as he was, was confused about the food we ordered. He told us there was no lunch special on the menu, though we pointed it out to him so he ran out back to the kitchen. He was confused was all. Their card machines weren’t working and they forgot some of our orders at first. I gave them a pass because it was their first go around, but my friends were less than impressed. I cut em some slack though. 2.5 stars, with the 3 star showing to compensate for improvement.