Shogun Restaurant

Actually a 3.5 rating. I got the spicy chicken on rice ($ 7.38). Great value for the quantity of food you get. It tasted different from other spicy chicken dishes I have eaten, but in a good way!
It is just a small store in the building, beside a few other stores. Decided to give it a shot because I tend to like spicy food and for the price, you can’t really go wrong.
Overall, I would recommend this to a friend!

Sometimes when it’s –30 with windchill a girl needs some hot spicy soup and let me tell you… today was that day!
I will begin by telling you, dear reader that I have a very special spot in my heart for wontons. I don’t know why but when you throw those little dumplings into a dish it just makes everything better. That being said I read on the menu at Shoguns that they have a variety of noodle soups and Wonton soup was one of them, so I decided to try it.
Holy noodle heaven! Is my first reaction. It is filled with 7 (or 8 I lost count) plump wontons, oddles of udon noddles and a lot of veggies. I added about 8 tbsp’s of hot sauce because I love the heat so to me it’s quite flavorful but can be salty. The portion is defiantly great for the price.
I haven’t tried anything else from here but I am loving their noodle soup and will come back for more!

You can find this place on the 2^nd floor food court in the Sunlife building. If you need something to warm you up I highly recommend their beef noodle soup, always does the trick. It is a huge portion and very inexpensive for downtown, around $ 6. Tons of noodles, veggies and ground beef with a delicious broth. Can’t say I have tried anything else here, always go for the soup.