Ate dinner here with friends we were celebrating my friends Birthday and found that if you have special needs they are not very helpful or flexible especially at dinner time, I found that the manager does not care about any issues you might have with the food or service. The curly red haired waitress that works there has an attitude problem and was a very uncaring attitude.

I have been overcharged twice, both times I ordered the $10 combo but was charged the regular $11 cost. When I mentioned it was too much, I was told that it was the hated tax that made it so much.
I also ordered Crazy Bread but when I got home, it was that disgusting cheesy bread they pass off as being popular. Disgusting thing to bite into.
I have used their online complaint form, twice, with absolutely no response, but according to their website, their food is "guaranteed."
I will start going to Domino's.

I'm a fan of Greek food so here's my break down of the place:

Roast Lamb - amazing as always. Comes with a mint jelly that you must try.
Tarama Dip - Nice and thick, kind of salty, but that's fine
Saganaki - VERY nice with the flambe action - a must if it's a special occasion
Mousaka - nice portion - could have been hotter though

Service was great, the place was very cozy, and the prices are reasonable.

Can't go wrong with this place!

I love going to Earls and am never disappointed with their Cajun Chicken Cheddar Sandwich I would recommend it to anyone going there for their first time! SOOO GOOD! I get it pretty much everytime I go there if its not that then the Chilli Chicken for an appetizer as a lighter meal. Great service as well, never leave that place not satisfied.

Having lived in Abbotsford just shy of a year, I am constantly amazed at the quality (and quantity) of local dining establishments in this city. Aug 26th, my wife and I had just come home from our latest exciting culinary discovery: Maurya Bistro. Nestled just south of South Fraser Way, it seems Maurya could very well be one of this town's best kept secrets.

We were greeted at the entrance by the beaming and gracious Adeep who promptly found room for us in the cozy yet sleek dining room. Before even tasting the food, I marvelled at how easily the chairs glided back from the table-simple luxuries for simple folk, I guess. As my wife struggled to deny her eyes their inevitable backward roll, I reluctantly plucked myself from the throes of my own idiocy.On to the real point of this review: the food. We started with the Vegetable Pakora served with both Mint and Tamarind accompaniments. Wow. I can honestly say I have never, and by that I mean NEVER had pakoras this good. In my life. Ever. The mint variation was so clear it cut above all of the other tastes and stood it's own ground. The pakoras themselves were light, crispy, plentiful and bursting with flavour.

Our main course included a Pea Pilau (a pea and cumin rice blend suggested by Adeep), Tandoori Chicken and Chicken Tikka Marsala with Garlic Naan. The rice was the perfect compliment to our perfectly rendered entrees. The Tikka Marsala was rich, gorgeously coloured and generously portioned. The Tandoori came out sizzling and each bite was an earthy explosion of "charbroiled" (tandoori chicken is often referred to as India's version of barbecued chicken) goodness.My only regret is not having room for a dessert of Galubjamins, but thankfully Maurya's does not appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. Thanks very much to Maurya Bistro and our compliments to the chef!

I was surprised that I liked this place. The interior is a bit drab and not all that inviting. But the food makes up for it. I had the gomaae which is normally doused in overly sweet spot (Yummy Sushi, I mean YOU) but not here. They actually serve the sauce on the side - why don't more places do that? It was tasty too - not too sweet.

The sashimi was as expected, if not slightly better. Not frozen unlike some places and the texture was good. They used wild salmon instead of atlantic farmed. Decent sized sashimi for Abbotsford. I had a tuna tataki roll too which was pretty yummy. It had more tuna inside with green bean tempura, a nice crunch. My friend had a great look sunomono - never seen one that big with so much stuff in it for such a low price. He also had a bomb roll (I think?) that I didn't try but he looked happy eating.

Service was friendly and prompt. Prices are average for Abbotsford. I'll be back.

This store consistently meets or exceeds my expectations!!!! The people who work there are SO friendly! This is one Starbucks I can NOT drive by without stopping in to say hi to the best baristas!!! The store manager there is AWESOME!!! The store is always tidy! I visit this store almost everyday! My Cinnamon Dolce Latte is always made PERFECTLTY!

This place has solid sushi in Abbotsford. The rolls are good, especially some of the specialty rolls. The Washington roll is delicious. The prices are about the same as the rest of the places in Abbotsford.

My complaint is with the service. The last time I ordered take-out, the quoted 30 minutes. I showed up after 40 minutes had passed and my order was not yet ready. Well, part of it was. The agedashi tofu sat in a container for over 40 minutes getting cold and soggy. I had to wait an additional 30 minutes for my food. If it took that long, I can't imagine it had been started (except for the tofu) by the time I arrived. And yet... the staff said nothing about this. Rather, they let me stand there for about 30 minutes just waiting. No "it will just be 10 minutes" or even "it will be 30 minutes". I was just ignored and waited.

I finally got my food and my tofu disintegrated. The sauce and tofu were packed together and the 40 minute wait killed it. Tempura was okay, a bit cold. Rolls were fine.

Sorry Nikko. I like you but I'm never returning. Please don't treat your customers so poorly. I felt like I was a burden on the staff there. NEVER AGAIN!

I went to the Abbotsford Wok Box a few weeks ago, and I was happy that they had a lot of vegetarian/vegan options. I have been a dedicated vegetarian for 15 years, and I told the girl serving me very specifically NO MEAT whatsoever. When I got my meal I started eating and I noticed these weird chunks in my bowl! I thought maybe it was tofu or something but I examined it closer and showed my friend. He said it was CHICKEN. I haven't eaten any meat for 15 years, and I unknowingly ate chicken! I had to go to the bathroom and throw up, I was so disgusted!!! I told the girl what happened and she blamed the guy who made the food (unprofessional if you ask me) and they made me a new dish (I wasn't really hungry anymore) and gave me a coupon to use later (whoo hoo). I don't think I will be coming back to use the coupon!

I usually get my sushi from Ebisu, as I find it's some of the better sushi in town and I live right down the street. However, they were closed on a Sunday night so we decided to get takeout from Yummy Sushi. It looked like a nice place, and seemed to do good business, so what could go wrong?

I was incredibly disappointed. It was not poor quality ingredients like at a cheap place, but there is only one word to describe everything we ordered: SWEET! I have never tasted such sweet Japanese food in my life, it was like everything was dipped in sugar. We ordered California and Dynamite rolls. As soon as it entered the mouth there was an overwhelming, cloyingly sweet taste. The texture was not pleasant as the rolls were half-filled with either cucumber or sweet pickle, making it the crunchiest sushi I've ever had. It was not finished/

The beef yaki-soba was disgusting. I'm not exaggerating: after a bite each it went straight in the garbage. It tasted like no yaki soba I've ever had, homemade or from a restaurant. It tasted overwhelmingly of ketchup, worcestershire sauce, and of course, sugar. The one bite left such a disgusting aftertaste I had to brush my teeth.

Vegetable tempura was very good. I'd be amazed if a restaurant screwed that up. They forgot to give our miso soup, even though they charged us for it. We really wanted to like it, but were very disappointed.