Hangover Sports Bar

Warning: BUSINESS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF BILLING DRUNK CUSTOMERS! Charged extra $ 150 incorrectly on bill.
I’m not surprised why this place is so empty these days. I went the other day with a group of 15. We kept track of everything we ordered and the total should have been somewhere around $ 280. When our bill came, we were charged an extra $ 150 in food and beer we never ordered! We never ordered Sapporo but that’s what we were billed as well for all beer.
Owner grabbed a beer to get friendly and chat with us when we realized and had the waitress redo our bill.
Sure, the customers are drunk but it is NOT okay to take advantage of that and charge for things they never ordered! They’re just running their business into the ground at this point and I hope they close down if this is how they’ll continue doing things.

OMG. This place sucks!
Their food has become absolutely terrible.
The crowd is boring.
We only came here because idarts was full. Their darts are crappy and broken. And.,.they don’t even allow you to play dice anymore… this was our second bad experience. We’ve liked it before. However, never again. A waste of out money and I’m sitting here wishing we never got that bottle. Friday night fail. Turnt down

The worst customer service my friends and I ever dealt with! The female server was very rude and had no interest serving us. We just ended up canceling our order so we could leave to a better establishment.

Nice music and people in here. Very fun place to be at night. They offer free popcorn, they have darts and pool there. Very good when you have a group of people, can get a tower and playing drinking games, they give you dice.
Also want to mention theres a very nice girl called Daisy there and her service is awesome!

Ok bar not the fanciest. Washroom is below average for female. Do want to point out they share with the Vietnamese noodles restaurant next door n you can request to eat phở when you drink. Something special I guess…

I recon I came here more often during it’s «Platform 2» days. Although this place changed name, I really don’t feel much had changed.
This place is apparently the go to bar for Asians in the neighborhood. I rarely see any non asian here aside from those poor souls who got dragged in by their asian friends.
Cheap beer and dice games. And now they got the dart machine. If you ain’t into that, just sit back and enjoy a good sport game on one of their many tv.
Me and my friends love their chicken wing. Only one flavour and it rocked our tummies. There’s one time we came at 7 ordered 1 pitcher with 10 baskets of wings between 4 ppl. Don’t worry. They come in small portions. You should def hoarder one basket by yourself. No one will judge you.

I came here on a Friday night as a group of five. There was no cover charge, no special event, but also no great specials. This is a big bar that attracts an Asian crowd with an Asian food menu to match — and that’s the way I like it!
The waitresses start your table off with a small basket of popcorn. It’s bottomless, so eat up (Tupperware, anyone?), but be aware that the popcorn is quite salty so you’ll want to ask for some water. We ordered wings, fries, fish balls and a tower of Canadian as a combo for $ 50 which isn’t a great deal, but not bad enough to cry about. We wanted Sapporo or Asahi instead, but that would’ve been $ 58 instead of $ 50 (talk about a markup!). We got another pitcher of Samuel Adams, which was the night’s special, though the price seemed pretty friggin regular if you ask me — $ 15 pitchers and $ 5 shots is not a very «special» special!!! Oh, and the beer tower is presented with the glasses used for shots, not regular beer glasses, probably to make the tower seem bigger than it actually is.
Note that the tower has a large centre core filled with ice, so the actual beer volume is a lot less than it looks, though it stays cold. I’m always told by waitresses that the tower is equivalent to two pitchers, but I’m not sure if I believe that. I could be wrong though!
I didn’t try the chicken wings, but there were no complaints from my friends. The fries were really good — hot and crunchy. The fish balls were totally plain. We asked for some sauce and got blank looks in response. We had to ask a few times. The first waitress offered Sriracha because they had no hoisin sauce (what kind of Asian place is this!?) and then she disappeared and never came back. We asked another waitress for sauce and she came back with a salt shaker… When we told her SAUCE, she had no clue what to do until we told her that the other waitress was going to get us some Sriracha. Oh well, we got the Sriracha at the end of the day, and though I would’ve preferred hoisin AND Sriracha, I was satisfied.
The men’s restroom was clean and included soap and paper towels. No complaints there!
It’s tough to find good nightlife in Markham, so this place is alright. Especially great is that they let patrons play card games — Uno, anyone?! I’ll be back… with a container of hoisin sauce.

It’s not the fanciest of places but it’s good for a beer and snacks. I’ve been here a few times. If you come here during the weekdays between 4pm and 9pm they have beer specials and half price snacks. On this occasion we came on a Thursday and they were offering 6 free oysters… although I don’t know if I want to eat any seafood from here. Usually after 10pm the place turns into a frat house. The crowd is a little young for what I’m use to but it’s fine for a beer. They also have all the peanuts you can eat for free. Oh and the waitresses are very friendly. Prices are very fair so you will definitely have more than one pint and still have money for the bus ride home!

Very nice hidden jem. Awsome prices, great specials all the time and snacks are awsome, oh ya all you can eat peanuts!