Chiuchow Man Chinese Restaurant

Lets cut to the chase. Food is typical chinese food here. Good. Not great. Ordered the lobster and a noodle wonton soup. The service was so slow. Took forever for the lobster to come. Like they almost forgot to make it. I wont return honestly due to the slow service. Not a knock against the food per se. I rather go next door to Chi Congee. Read this is 2.5−3 stars. BLAH.

I was craving Chinese food like it was nobody’s business … So I called up my friend for a lunch date at this place I bookmarked. We ordered the lemon chicken, thin rice noodle with beef & black pepper and the Chinjew Chicken. To be honest it was aiight! After reading reviews I expected to be blown away but unfortunately it was mediocre Chinese food. The lemon chicken was good it had pieces of mango in the sauce with is different and the noodles were fresh and seasoned to perfection. Solid ³⁄₅. Service was also ³⁄₅.
I’m not sure why it’s so hard to find good solid Chinese food around square one. Anyways, I’m happy I was able to check this one off my bookmark list… Will I be back? Nope!

Went here based off n good reviews and it was fairly good. Soya sauce beef with rice noodles, chow mein, ginger beef was fairly good. And reasonably pretty Ed.

I have been visiting this restaurant for over 16 years. Came here recently for dinner. It was packed but the staff made sure tables turned quickly and customers were looked after. When I eat here, I feel like I’m at an old friend’s house for dinner.
We were seated within 2 min of entering the door. Impressive! We ordered after 5 min and everything came out within 5−10min.
We ordered 6 dishes and all were fresh, hot and delicious. My favorites are fried chicken wings, eggplant hotpot, and stir fried giant clam sliced thinly with chives in OX sauce. Love these dishes! (I have tried most of their dishes and all are good.)
Great value for great food! Glad to see they’ve made some positive changes recently. Keep up the good work! See you again!

This place was average. The food was delicious but nothing extraordinary. It was a blessing that we had two canto speaking friends with us which made the ordering process go by so much more smoothly, the servers spoke English but things could be a bit confusing when it comes to asking questions. The food was impressively fast to get to our table. Must tries include the fish skin and taro fried rice.

Out of all the Chinese food options in this plaza, I think this place is my favourite. The lunch specials are a good deal, their fish noodles are delicious, and their XO turnip cakes are amazing. Seriousy, they’re totally worth every penny — you should try it. Seriously large pieces of turnip in there instead of just rice flour, and the right amount of spiciness!
They have a few authentic dishes as well, the chinjew chicken is great and I quite like the eggplant flat rice noodles. Beware of greasiness though, it’s definitely not the healthiest of options.
The last thing to mention is their fish dumplings. These are the bomb — if you’ve never tried them here, I would highly suggest it. They have a great texture and the flavour is spot on. So many good dishes — I keep coming back for more!
Lunch specials come with a drink of choice (HK tea /​coffee /​soy milk, etc).

Very very good Cantonese food. I have been going here for over 5 years. Make sure to get the Peking Pork Ribs. I like their lunch combo where you get three dishes for less than $ 30. Delicious and cheap!

Above the standard! Love all the dishes that I ordered. Crispy fried fish skin is an asset! I love the black pepper soup so much!

I’d have to say that this asian restaurant is one of the best in Mississauga. I’ve been coming here since the days that I lived in the city which is at least 10 years ago so you know that any time a business has been around this long, they must be doing something right!
You’ll expect consistent service every time… friendly and efficient.
The cuisine is a different type of asian cuisine offering authentic dishes from the Chaozhoa culture which is from a unique area of China. I love the flavour of every dish but my favourites are the Seaweed with Fish Dumpling & Meatball Soup and their Pan Fried Turnip patties, both made fresh every time. They also have lunch specials so you can easily get a filling lunch for under $ 10 including a drink. I recently had the Thin Rice Noodle with Beef and Black Pepper and it was delicious. They are also known for their crab, marinated duck and chicken.
The ambience is also very authentic giving you that experience as if you were enjoying a meal from a restaurant in China.
I guarantee that you’ll want to try this place as you walk by and smell the wonderful aromas from their cooking.

This restaurant serves a different style of Chinese cuisine, the style like the name is Chiu Chow.
All there dishes are very good and I have never been disappointed.
The service is always good.
The servers are nice, quick and attentive.
The quality of the food is always good. It is never over or under seasoned.
They are famous for their noodle soup with fish skin dumplings. Yummy!
This place one of my favourites and an easy go to. Must try.

Had dinner here, ordered:
1) chiu chow rice in soup (oyster and pork) $ 6.50 regular size — tasted very MSG like, but overall was decent. However, we found a small metal wire in our soup which made me reduce the rating to 2 stars. The waitress allowed us to either cancel the order or cook us a new one.
2) Fish dumpling with rice noodles $ 5.50 — average, but the fish wrap isn’t as good as other places.
3) Duck noodles $ 5.50 — standard as well, wished there was more duck but reasonable for the price.

My family and I used to dine here quite often. However, in the past year, we’ve visited Chiuchow Man several times and every time, we walked out feeling it’s just not the same anymore… in terms of their food quality and taste.
My boyfriend’s grandparents, on the other hand, are quite loyal to Chiuchow Man. Our group of 14 had dinner there last night. (Their biggest table only fits 10 so we had a second table for 4.)
To my surprise, the food was great. There were absolutely no complaints around the table. Everyone enjoyed the food, and did not stop eating until everything was wiped clean. The favourites were Chinjew Chicken, Deep-​Fried Cod Fish, Deep-​Fried Squid, and the Oyster Omelette.
Despite being quite a busy night (due to Mid-​Autumn Festival perhaps), the service was quick and there was not much of a wait after we placed another order of Chinjew Chicken.
I might actually take my parents to try Chiuchow Man again. It has been a while since we last dined there, so… I’ll see what they think of it now.

I’ve been coming here for years, but dunno why I never wrote a review! So here goes…
1. It’s fast. This is my version of «fast food» with no nonsense service. In addition to the service, food also comes out quickly. If you want, you can be in/​out of this place, have a sit-​down meal, in about ½hr.
2. This is actually a GOOD Chinese place in Mississauga. I’ve had this discussion before with other Chinese people and we’re in agreement: In comparison to other cities the GTA (Markham, RH), Mississauga is basically a wasteland for Chinese restaurants. :(If you’re looking for good dim sum, go elsewhere!
3. It’s CHEAP. Chinese people love a good deal and most of us, even if the food is really good, will steer clear of an expensive restaurant… unless someone else is picking up the tab. So if you just want a quick meal, why bother going to Chez Pierre, when you feel satisfied with a noodle soup for under $ 5?
I usually get the same thing whenever I come here and it’s the Fish Dumpling Noodles (wonton/​rice). The wrapping for the dumplings are made out of fish maw and it’s delicious!
A few years back, it used to be served with a coupla pieces of deep fried fish maw, but they don’t do that anymore. I wished that they would have an option to include that for an extra $ 1 – 2 dollars! I don’t even think it appears on their apps portion of their extensive menu.
Chiuchow Man’s my go-​to for when I’m in a bind, want something fast, but not McD’s!