Queen Star Restaurant

Omg. Overcooked, Chicken Balls, dry, overcooked egg rolls, hard as a rock. Containers not full.Food was not hot. 2hours to deliver.At $83.00. Plus $3.00 delivery charge. I had company, I was embarrassed. Worse order I've ever had. They are located 5 blocks away, and it takes them 2 hrs.to dliver!!

If you want a cheap but delicious breakfast, come here. It feels like like an old family diner. Family owned, very friendly and yummy food that is super affordable. Breakfast for two with coffe and orange juices was $20!

Never disappoints! One of my favourite spots on Queen West!

Foods so good - I really dont care about the cockroaches everywhere, i go back.. lol! Place is infested with them, but hey - so is Toronto right?? I go every Saturday morning (id be upset if i didnt see a cockroach) it would almost take away from the vibe.

Great owners. Food is amazing. Value is spectacular. Support good local small businesess

Small and unassuming. No fancy decorations or showmanship, the food SPEAKS for itself. This keeps the price good and the quality great. I had a big lunch with a side order and a pop and it came to under $20. That's incredible for 2024.

Tried their sweet and sour pork today, it is really good !

Queen Star is one of the neighbourhoods hidden gems. I'm there for breakfast every weekend I get a chance. Friendly, fast, confusingly inexpensive. I always leave full, happy, and caffeinated.

Very simple delicious dishes that won't break the bank. Not fancy and doesn't need to be.

Want great food, at a great place, served to you by genuinely kind people? This is the place. Don’t get confused - this isn’t your typical Queen Street fancy or glamorous “5 star restaurant, with a 5 star atmosphere.” It is in fact a no-nonsense local eatery, ran by a couple will openly admit that they haven’t renovated since they opened the place in 1999. They’re very humble, and they make excellent food for the price. I dunno what the guy who reviewed before me is on about, but the man and his wife who own this place work crazy hard to try and make a living, and are both great chefs for the prices they charge. I can’t think of many places in the city that offer a $9 combo dinner, a $5 wonton soup or a $10 big breakfast anymore, but those dishes and everything else on the menu is seriously GOOD for what you’re paying. My girlfriend and I come here often, and we’re always treated well. I’d understand leaving a bad review if you were paying $30 for eggs and bacon, but at these prices and with such kind people who clearly run this as a family business, if they’re even above average and good quality (as they are) then there’s no reason why anyone should be riled up about it. I always recommend this place to my friends, and I always will. Definitely worth the price of admission, and a hidden gem in the crazy expensive area that is Queen and Ossington. Don’t ignore it just cause it isn’t glammed up like its neighbours. This is the real thing, and the very definition of quality over quantity.