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| - This food court opened for business on January 7th, 2012. A few restaurants within the food court have continued to open in later weeks of January.
As a new food court, this place is extremely busy. I'm not sure where all of these people are coming from or where they were eating before. None of the existing places nearby have had long lines, but the lines at every restaurant in this food court are extremely long. To avoid these lines, you'll need to come before 12 or after 1.
Cleanliness and Appearance
- This is a new food court, and as such is very clean. There appears to be people roaming around and quickly bussing tables. It's also bright and modern. It's not like some of those depressing underground food courts.
Seating:
- There is ample seating. Despite the large number of people buying food here, I didn't really notice lots of people wandering around trying to find seats. This is helped by the fact that most people here are bringing their food back to the office.
Variety - As of the time of this review, the following restaurants are located in this food court:
- Manchu Work - chinese fast food
- California Thai - unfortunately, this isn't really Thai. Most of the food is greasy battered chicken. The menu is very similar to Manchu's Wok's. It's redundant, in my opinion.
- Subway
- Sbarro - Pasta and Pizza
- Wasabi - A noodle place
- Opa! Of Greece
- La Prep - this isn't in the food court, but is directly across the hallway. They sell, wraps, sandwiches, salads, and things like that.
- There is also a Starbucks location and another place called Cafe Palma in the same building. There is a Druxy's down the escalator.
Overall, the variety is just ok. I'd prefer a true Thai place vs. California Thai, which is just a slightly better variation of Manchu Wok. I'd also like to see more healthy options.
This food court is connected to the North York Centre subway station.
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