It was good! We got the cabbage soup with white meat and stir-fried french beans with ground pork. Way too much food for two people. Next time we'll probably get an appetizer (leek pie??) and an entree.
As an American expat, Canadian-Chinese food just doesn't taste quite right to me--I'm apparently used to a slightly different grease-and-sugar blend. This place appears to serve both Chinese and "Chinese" food, so if you want something interesting but your companion demands General Tao, it might be worth a shot. Both menus appeared to have a large variety of choices.
Service was very friendly. Waiter was happy to answer questions about the menu. Ambiance was hole-in-the-wall, but why hold out for fancy tablecloths when you can have decent, cheap eats?