1/5 Agnieszka J. 8 years ago on Google • 17 reviews
Absolutely
horrible
experience.
I
love
authentic
Asian
cuisine,
however,
when
I
go
to
food
court
my
expectations
are
rather
low.
Yet,
I
still
enjoy
decent
bowl
of
Pad
Thai
or
hot
soup
on
the
go
every
so
often.
Some
food
court
places
can
prepare
pretty
tasty
dishes,
just
not
this
one..
I
took
my
mother,
who
is
visiting
from
Europe,
to
Eaton
Centre
for
some
shopping.
After
a
long
afternoon
we
decided
to
grab
something
to
eat.
Liberty
Noodle
looked
inviting,
menu
looked
interesting
so
I
decided
to
give
it
a
try.
I
ordered
Pad
Thai
with
shrimps
(on
December
7,
2015
(4:33pm).
First
thing
I
noticed
was
that
nobody
in
the
kitchen
was
wearing
gloves.
Food
was
touched
directly
with
hands.
I
saw
a
young
man
cut
pieces
of
raw
beef
then
grabing
vegetables
with
same
hand
for
different
order
(talking
about
health
hazard...).
Two
men
in
the
kitchen
seem
young,
were
laughing
and
appeared
to
be
very
sloppy
with
the
way
they
were
making
food
(don't
get
me
wrong,
i
love
happy
people
but
after
my
experience
I
concluded
that
they
just
simply
didn't
care).
Then
I
saw
one
of
them
make
my
food.
He
literally
picked
up
bunch
of
noodles
with
his
hand
(no
gloves),
stirred
them
in
a
wok
for
maaaaybe
1
minute,
then
pour
them
into
a
bowl,
spilling
sauce
all
over
on
one
side
of
the
dish.
I
took
my
order
and
sat
down
just
to
quickly
realize
that
my
order
was
made
with
chicken
instead
of
shrimps.
So
I
went
back,
young
lady
took
my
dish
back,
tossed
everything
in
garbage
and
placed
another
order.
This
time
the
order
was
made
even
faster...I
already
was
not
happy,
and
after
watching
the
cook
for
second
time
I
was
very
concerned
about
the
quality
of
my
second
bowl.
Surely
enough
my
dish
was
NOTHING
like
Pad
Thai
should
look
like...
Noodles
were
not
even
cooked
through,
which
just
gives
you
and
idea
how
quickly
he
tossed
food
in
the
wok,
since
rice
noodles
cook
pretty
quickly...second
of
all,
sauce
was
sitting
on
bottom
of
the
bowl
like
a
soup.
There
was
nothing
in
the
bowl
that
looked
appetizing,
my
vegetables
were
almost
nonexistent,
and
whatever
was
visible
was
drowning
in
cup
of
thick
sauce
that
never
blended
with
noodles...
There
was
so
much
of
it...
I
went
back
and
shown
the
dish
to
the
cashier,
and
simply
asked
for
the
refund.
At
that
point
I
had
zero
desire
to
eat
at
the
location
or
deal
with
another
disappointment.
Terrible!
To
screw
up
such
a
easy
dish
is
really
shameful.