Trithis Restaurant

We came here on a friend’s recommendation! It’s one of those restaurants that the food reminds you of the food your Mom used to make! It’s good home cook food and very reasonable! Our friend order a bunch of dishes that we can all tried together! We did family style, the green beans with minced pork and olives were really different! At first I thought it really sounded weird to make any Chinese dishes with olives but that dish was pretty tasty and the olives were not overwhelming! If I was in town again, I would definitely come back and try other dishes! The staff were really friendly! The food came really fast too!

Came for dinner on a Thursday night, it was fairly empty. Pig stomach and chicken soup 4/5 it was hearty and warms you up for cold days. Lots of ginger and a lot of meat in there. Also has been curds too. Only thing is that the chicken bones shattered when they chopped it up so there's many small shards of bone, gotta drink soup carefully. Got the 3 dishes combo. Not sure why they charge extra for dining in compared to taking out if we're going to tip while dining in. They said it was a service charge when we asked. They also said this was cash only whereas the soup was not. General Tao chicken and broccoli 4/5 Sweet and sour pork with pineapple 4/5 Beef stir fry noodles 1/5 this one sucked. It came out cold and the noodles would crumble into little pieces when you try to pick them up. It was way overcooked and mushy, barely any beef too I also came here for lunch before, it was way more packed than dinner time. They have a lunch combo special with free drink. We got the shrimp and mushroom e-fu noodles, it was 3/5. Not much taste, not much shrimp or mushrooms, just noodles

I remember that this location was the old Cafe Hollywood from years and years ago. I usually frequent Star Chinese Restaurant and Fancy kitchen for my Cantonese cravings. And I never thought to drop in and try this … no pun intended … lol 😆 I tried the 3 combo for $41.99 (cash only ). I ordered chicken fried rice and rice noodles with beef and black bean sauce a la carte for a $1.00 off the regular menu. The portions are good 👍 and the taste is going as well. The “wok hei” is good but not the best. But I am happy nonetheless. The lemon chicken was breaded nicely and the sauce was more on the sour than the sweet side. The classic minced meat with green beans were expertly crafted. The chicken curry 🍛 was enjoyable. The curry sauce is reminiscent of the HK curry type found at a typical HK cafe restaurant. I ordered take out on this Victoria Day Monday. I will plan to try them again in a sit down service later on. Happy eats everyone 😎

I ordered a combo for 3 for dinner: sweet & sour pork, beef tenderloin in HP sauce and Yeung Chow Fried Rice. The portion of the fried rice was big but the rice was slightly hard and dry. The beef tenderloin was disappointed, the beef was chewy and the portion was small. The sweet and sour pork was the worst for the meal. It looked appetizing, but the pork cubes were tiny and the batter was very heavy and doughy. Overall, it tasted like a "sweet & sour batter". We paid 40+ dollars for the combo but the quality of food was awful. It is likely our last visit to this restaurant.

It was a memorable day (Tuesday) when some reason wherever I went, it was close. So we decided to try this restaurant. It looks way bigger & nicer inside. The food is brilliantly cooked and presented beautifully. Service is alright. I liked all the dishes ordered, especially pork belly ❤️ it’s quite spacious for family dinner. Recommend!

We heard a lot of good things about this restaurant and we decided to try it out. We got here a bit early around 4:30pm Saturday and it wasn’t too packed. We ordered the signature sweet ribs and the chicken pot, they are so good! Really feels like family style cooking - not overloaded with salt or MSG. We tried their dessert as well which are equally good. Highly recommend if you are looking for some authentic Cantonese food.

Decent chinese restaurant for typical rice and noodle dishes. Lunch combos include drink if you pay cash. Restaurant gets pretty full during weekend lunch hours. Not much parking in the front of this plaza, but there's lots of parking in the back.

We came here for weekend lunch and it was packed with happy customers. They have a family-friendly atmosphere and can accommodate larger groups. We tried soup of the day, and it was nutrient-dense; full of necessary nutrients and vitamins. We ordered “Sweet & Sour Pork with Pineapple”, “Spicy Pepper Salted Shrimp”, “Tenderloin garlic Cube with Maggie Sauce”, “Stir Fried Chicken Udon in XO Sauce”. Our food was tasty and flavorful. I loved noodles and I recommend the Tenderloin Garlic. For dessert, we ordered “Peach Gum in Creamy Walnut Paste” (Hot) and “Creamy Black Sesame Sweet Soup with Coconut with Jelly” (Cold). Both were delicious and we enjoyed our warm dessert. The staff are very friendly. And there’s ample parking spots available in the plaza.