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Date visited: October 14, 2012
Time: About 7:00 pm
Party Size: 6
Price: $20 per person (split evenly between 5 people - Another birthday dinner)
Food consumed by me: Lamb skewers, Chinese dumplings, Egg Soup, Shanghai fried noodles. Failed to keep detailed records of remaining food. I should have known better, especially dining in a high risk restaurant. Can't forget that I drank a Heineken from a bottle that was pre-opened (I think air-borne bacteria entered in the drink, luckily, the alcohol annihilated them.)
Pictures of food consumed: None. No evidence of food ingested.
Review Site: http://www.yelp.ca/biz/chinese-dumpling-house-toronto
Review of Restaurant: Again, another birthday dinner celebration. I tend not to document my food so I don't act like an ass in front of my friends. Trying to be polite and respect his day. I know better now. I need to be a camera whore and snap pictures of all the food that passed through my digestive system.
Upon sitting down, my stomach grew more and more uneasy. It felt like I had stomach ache. Let me describe the atmosphere. It feels like you are in a Mainland China restaurant, lots of wooden furniture, paint on walls are bland, the show on TV is a Gangnam rip-off. Table was very sticky, probably never washed the cloth.
The waiter was very rude, he walks off before we finished ordered, doesn't give a reply or acknowledges us. Just plain rude.
Luckily, my stomach survived this battle. I don't know how much longer it will last, that is also dependent on the useful life of my toilet.
City of Toronto Inspection Report
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| Source: http://www.toronto.ca/health/dinesafe/index.htm?show=detail&id=96726 |
VERDICT: Technically, I did not get food poisoned here but to be safe, I am BANNING this place. Sorry LWang, although you like this place, it's for the greater good. Better be safe than sorry.
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