Maple Leaf Queen's Buffet

Service is thier best asset. Fully bilingual staff flip without missing a beat. Seafood and sushi was very good. Chicken skewer was awesome, pork rib, chicken wings ok as well as a few other dishes. A few were not very good, such as wonton soup (very little flavor), beef n broccoli, sesame chicken, sweet n sour chicken and others are not worth the mention. Many dishes were only warm and not hot unless just brought out. Over just OK.

Not too shabby at all, we went in around 7pm and the buffet ends at 8pm. The food was hit and miss, some things like the chicken fried rice were a little overdue for a change but when the change did happen, it was decent. i really enjoyed their beef and broccoli and there was a spicy mixed vegetable and shrimp that was quite good as well. The tempura shrimp was perfect, and the chicken fried rice was missing some key elements that other successful restaurants add (Peas & Bean Sprouts). I didn't notice any egg rolls in the buffet, but I may have overlooked them with my hunger and full plate. Overall I thought the food was okay, from a large population in my area it's easy to have a variety of Chinese food to choose from and with access to the Metropolitan Toronto area and Golden Horshoe

The chicken ball is good, but some food are just okay. It’s acceptable.

Really good variety of food and excellent service. Some of the food can be a bit bland, but that's how some people like their food and everything I tasted was good. Worst was maybe a 3 out of 5. I probably sampled at least two thirds of the food until I couldn't eat anymore. Mostly canadian Chinese fare, but they have some western food plus sushi rolls. They even have 3 dessert food bars with fruit, pastries, and ice cream. I went around 6pm on a Thursday, which had a decent crowd and the food was kept fresh throughout. Would come again.

We arrived at 1 PM local time for lunch on a Friday afternoon. There was two in our party, and after waiting almost 5 minutes to be seated we were finally motion to a table by the waitress. She was instantly unhappy that we were American. I only live about five minutes from the Canadian border. She did not ask English or French- I am conversational fluent in French, Italian, and Spanish. I could’ve easily conversed with her, but she did not give me the chance. After we were seated she asked what we wanted to drink she did not speak again until she brought the check. I still tipped her more than most other people would, because she was older and I realize she’s doing this because she has to know because she wants to. The food was OK. It was not great. I didn’t really expect good Asian buffe