Fu Lai

For local delivery American style Chinese food, it’s pretty good. Always do delivery, have never eaten there. Ordered from Wok Terminal a few times but I find this place is better. The sweet and sour chicken balls are good (for what it is) as well as the fried rice. Ordered the general tsao chicken, crispy beef (not that crispy), sesame chicken, Cantonese chow mein, etc regularly and it’s always consistent.
Rating it 4 stars as it well represents basic take out Chinese.

Food is alright. Their salt and pepper chicken wing is pretty good. However, the service is good only when you can pick up. Not the nicest place to dine in. And they do have problem delivering. We ordered delivery and they negotiated about the price of delivery at which stage we just ordered pizza.

Ordered Cantonese chow mein, garlic broccoli, and spicy peanut chicken. Apparence wise the food looked good, but it failed to impress. Chow mein is usually my favourite Chinese food dish, however, this one sucked. Huge chunks of gelatin were in the noodles which left me so grossed out I wouldn’t eat the rest. The garlic broccoli was average, probably the one I ate the most of. Finally the only thing that tasted like peanuts in the spicy peanut chicken dish was the peanuts sitting on top. Wasn’t bad, but the peanut sauce on top tasted absolutely nothing like the traditional peanut sauce I think of when ordering a dish like that.
Overall, I probably wouldn’t order from here again. I’ll stick with New Ho King.

It’s the usual Westernized Chinese, but pretty much hits the spot. I like them better than Mandarin or even Chinese Food Gallery. We’ve ordered here a lot thru JustEat, and I’m pleasantly surprised at how fast they are able to deliver my food every time. The dishes are always hot, fresh and tasty– but as expected also very greasy and make a bit of a mess (and smell) afterwards. Yesterday after a trip to LCBO, we were driving around looking for somewhere to get take away dinner, and we decided on some greasy Chinese to go with our stash of beer. We decided to make a trip to Fu Lai as I was curious how the place looks like. Turns out it’s really near our place but we just never noticed it before. The place is decent and looks clean, but not ideal for dining in. It was empty on a Friday night, but judging from how the phone was constantly ringing, they were receiving continuous orders. Staff were friendly, attentive, and quick! My order was ready in about 10 minutes, neatly packed in a big brown paper bag. We usually get the Cantonese chow mein, Yang chow fried rice and Salt & pepper squid. Last night we also tried the Honey garlic wings which was very oily but flavourful and went well with ice cold beer. They have generous portions and we actually had enough left-​overs for lunch today. I like the fortune cookies that they give for free, and the Wing’s chili sauce really complements the dishes more than Sriracha or any other hot sauce.

I stumbled upon fu lai walking down bloor street in the mood for chinese. I noticed that the sign outside of the window was yellow sign, not a full pass. I didnt take much note and proceeded with caution into the restaurant. I ordered my mediocre dish and headed downstairs to the washroom that looked like a scene from a horror movie. I didnt even feel comfortable going to the bathroom because there wasnt a light inside the room so i headed back up and finished my meal and left.
Bottom line
Food was nothing spectacular
Cleanliness was missing

Typical food court chinese food offering in a $ 7 buffet
2 soups, 2 noodles and 10 other dishes with chicken, beef, tofu and veggies
Fried rice, chicken balls and egg rolls as a bonus
Friendly service and food quality is good and at $ 7 offers a lot if value to the double platers out there

Just had them deliver to my place today and it was delicious. Always get what you expect. The prices are decent and the portions are pretty good as well. I’m so full right now that I can’t look at it again for another few weeks.

I discovered Fu Lai through
as one of the few places that deliver to my area for orders of just $ 15. I ordered the Black Bean Beef Flat Noodles and some Spicy Chicken Wings. However, I don’t know how either of those taste because what I got instead was the Malaysia Fried Noodles and the Beef Lo Mein. By the time I figured out what had happened (my order got mixed up with another person’s), the delivery man was long gone. It had been a long day and I was way too hungry to call and wait for them to fix my order. From what I had though, the Malaysia Fried noodles were very fufilling, which is why Fu Lai isn’t crossed out of my list just yet. Hopefully they get my order right next time!