The Perfect Kitchen

We visited Perfect Kitchen for take out one night when we didn’t feel like cooking. That happens a lot actually. It’s close to our house and we can pre-​order while we are tirelessly waiting in the Costco line next door.
Ordered shrimp with lobster sauce, fried rice and fried squid. The food tasted great but was definitely more expensive than most Chinese restaurants. For the 3 dishes we paid $ 45 with tax. I would like to go back to Perfect Kitchen to try their dim sum, but I prefer other dinner options when it comes to Chinese.

I got take out from here once because the reviews on Unilocal were pretty good. What I got from here didn’t add up to what other reviews say. The food wasn’t good at all, and ridiculously expensive for the size of the portions. We ordered chicken chow mein, but the chicken looked and tasted undercooked. The bean sprout noodles looked and tasted spoiled. The beef tenderloin wasn’t good enough for the price. The lemon chicken was decent.
There’s a Mandarin close by to this place. If you’re in the area and want to buy Chinese food for your family, just go to the Mandarin instead and order a dinner for five. You’ll save money and that stuff will last you 3 days.

This review is for the 3 times I’ve ordered take-​out from this place, and the only reason I’ve ordered multiple times is due to convenience sake, as it’s on my way home.
I’ve ordered the beef chow mein, and the Szechuan chicken each time. The food was fine in flavour and taste, but portion sizes for take-​out is quite small. I’ve actually found it very pricy for the portion sizes we received. For these two dishes, we paid around $ 25.
If you pay in cash, it’s 10% off. It’s located just west of the Costco located on Winston Churchill & Laird Blvd. Don’t know if I’ll be back.

Just a really solid place to get dim sum. Tasty food, no complaints about the service or the facilities.

Decided to come here for a quick lunch with family and friends after referring to my old trusty Unilocal!
This is one of the few times I beg to disagree with my fellow Unilocalers! We were seated immediately by the saddest looking server this side of the Suez Canal… who’s first words to us were something like «hully up kitchen close in 35 minutes!!»
I looked around I swear all the servers were cloned and I was seriously contemplating whether Terminal Depression was contagious!
We ordered a Congee, Fish maw soup, steamed Pork buns and crispy Seafood Noodles! The taste was OK nothing to rave about as I have tasted better and worse lol!
We all left the Imperfect Kitchen a bit depressed so I guess it must have been contagious!
We will NOT be back unless I OD on Prozac first!

I’ve been a frequent customer for over 5 years now. The food never fails to disappoint and the employees are very kind. Notable dishes include the tofu fish roll (kind of like a spring roll except the wrapper is made out of tofu, and the insides are filled with fish and mushrooms) and the Beef Ho Fun (pan fried beef flat rice noodles).
Restaurant is reasonably priced as well.

My family came to stay and loved this place so much we ended up eating there 3 nights out of the 5. All round great place. Excellent family style setting and dishes.
If you’re looking for Americanized Chinese food, this isn’t the place for you. Dishes are authentic and sized to share.
Shrimp with broccoli and ginger beef were our two favorites

Decent Chinese food in Mississauga. Dim sum was nice but rice noodles were a bit lacking in sauce. Price is also a bit expensive but I’m used to Scarborough and markham prices which tend to be cheaper due to competition. Service was good. Overall, good place if you are craving Chinese food but nothing stellar.

For sure one of the top Chinese restaurants in Mississauga. I love how clean this place is. And the owner is a lovable guy with good humor. Food is very tasty.

My family and I have been coming to this place for years and haven’t left disappointed. It’s a small restaurant run with the consistent staff members but they usually have room for small parties without reservations. If you’ve been to chinese restaurants before this place gives off the same ambiance. This place is one of the better places to get authentic Chinese food in Mississauga at a good price hands down. I recommend the Pepper beef with sauteed onions, its hits on all of the taste factors, salty. sweet spicy and is great with rice. I suggest coming to check this place out ASAP!

More traditional Chinese food. Brusque but efficient service. Noodle dishes were delicious and they refilled our teapot promptly. No nonsense décor and affordable prices. Fun stop unless you’re looking for chicken balls and red sauce — this ain’t that kind of Chinese restaurant.

This is my new favorite restaurant!
I moved into the area about a month ago and since then I’ve eaten here 4 times. I’ve tried several of their dinner dishes including:
* The half deep fried chicken — probably the best I’ve had. The chicken is extremely well made (not dry at all) and even the shrimp chips, which I usually dislike, taste delicious.
* Rice noodles with black bean sauce — delicious, well portioned and rice noodles are fresh
* spicy deep fried pork chops & spicy deep fried beef — this is he first Chinese restaurant I’ve ever tried with a beef version of this dish. It was the best thing I’ve ever eaten in my life. Extremely tender and well seasoned beef. Pork chop version is also awesome.
* Garlic sauce choy — I normally dislike vegetables. But they make really tasty choy
* Hot and sour soup — this is probably the one dish I did not like. It was a really bland soup.
* a bunch of dim sum dishes — much better than the other local Chinese joint that offers dim sum. Though their dim sum menu seems a bit limited.
If you go there for dinner, they also typically give you a free soup which changes all the time. Their free soups are delicious. They also give you a free bean dessert at the end of dinner.
Service is pretty good and the atmosphere is nice. Price wise, it’s not as cheap as some of the places you’d find in Markham but I think the food here is worth it!
Overall, I’d say this is an excellent Chinese restaurant. The only thing I wish is that they had some more items on the menu (if they made duck I’d never go elsewhere). But besides that, what they do, they do amazingly well! Looking for a Chinese restaurant in the area? This is it.

We’ve been coming here for dinner for many years. The food is consistently good and always delicious.
One of our favourite dishes is the shrimp with scrambled eggs. Sounds a little strange, but it’s absolutely amazing. The eggs are silky and the shrimp are large, plump and cooked perfectly.
The Szechuan chicken dish is just the right amount of spicy and is served with lots of crisp broccoli.
Another favourite (not on the menu) is snow pea tip greens sautéed with extra garlic.
For a treat, try the lobster stir fried with ginger and green onion. It’s absolutely wonderful, but is at market price, so not cheap.
The waiters are all very friendly and gracious. They’re helpful at suggesting possible dishes to try.
We definitely recommend this place.

Best dim sum in the Oakville/​Mississauga area! They don’t bring food around in carts, rather they take your order and being it to your hot and fresh!
Their dinner is great as well, recommend getting the minced meat fried crab if you come in groups!

I used to work in the strip mall, and my brother-in-law’s older brother is also a regular here, so we are very familiar with the staff. Okay, disclosure made, and I’ll write my, still, impartial review.
Since they are a small restaurant, they don’t keep an impressive selection of fresh seafood, but they do have a healthy selection of it available. It was my birthday, so I got to choose the lobster from the tank. As lobsters are not in season right now, I was surprised, and impressed, by the plentiful, healthy, and sizable selection available to me. When it came out, we sure cleaned it out very quickly because it was so good.
I couldn’t stop grabbing the bass tail we preordered as it tasted so fresh and streamed to perfection.
One dish that you should try is shrimp with egg. Egg was cook to a very smooth texture but not runny at all.
I think this is the furthest west sit down Chinese (Canton) Restaurant in the GTA, so I often dub this as the «final frontier», but they surely don’t take it for granted as you can feel the pride they have with their food.

Go to take out with a friend and surprisingly the food is not oily and the taste is pretty good. We order a number of dishes and every dish turns out to be good.
Found a gem in Mississauga.

Came here with a mass of people just in time for the doors to open. Good thing too, as there was a line forming.
We ate strictly off the dim sum menu. Overall, the dishes were delivered really quickly. Nothing really stood out as being incredible, but nothing was lacking.
Staff were quick to clear space for more food and pretty jovial.

It’s been a while, but we decided to re-​visit Perfect Kitchen for dim sum earlier today. (Recently, our go-​to has been Summit Garden.)
This restaurant is quite small and it can be crowded depending on the time of day. We didn’t go out for lunch until 2 o’clock today, so I wasn’t surprised that there was no wait.
What I love about Perfect Kitchen is the fact that their dim sum dishes are made-​to-​order. In other words, you won’t ever receive a dish that may have been sitting on a cart for so long that it has become cold and stale. Everything comes steaming hot and crispy. However, it was quite a bit of a wait before our food started to come one after another…
The one dim sum dish that really stood out was the deep-​fried egg yolk cream (custard) buns. Small buns, but what a generous amount of filling! They were so delicious that we had to get a second order… for our table of four. ;)
Compared to other dim sum restaurants in Mississauga, we felt Perfect Kitchen’s portions were smaller, particularly their siu mai, buns, XO sauce pan-​fried rice rolls, and custard sponge cake rolls. It can also be a bit pricier than usual, but having everything made-​to-​order makes a big difference.

Ate here for the first time and was not disappointed. The Perfect Kitchen lives up to its name and the Service was very very good as well!
We ordered a variety of dishes. We had sweet and sour pork, lobster, shrimp balls, cantonese chow mein, crispy fried chicken, and some other delicious melt in your mouth dishes.
Each dish was fresh and truly made to perfection! The crispy chicken was so tender on the inside and super crispy on the outside! The Lobster was flavored and seasoned to Perfection!
If you are a lover of Chinese food with good quality and service… go to Perfect Kitchen!
I am positive your experience will be… «Perfect» !

I used to come here all the time with my parents for late dinners (after 9:30) after our store closed. I’ve only been here 2 – 3 times over the past five years and each time has been very good. My last visit was the day before Mother’s Day 2014 with my mom and my sis’ family.
Don’t remember the exact order but it was something like:
–Cold cooked chicken with fish sauce (similar to Hainese chicken
–Oyster and tofu pocket with glass noodles hot pot
–Satay beef with veggies
–Sweet and sour pork
All I have to say is this place has the best «Chinese cold chicken» in ‘Sauga. I think it’s better than the Hainese chicken at Lion City.
I also really liked the oyster hot pot. It had a good mixture of things and plenty of tofu pockets (I know because I saw my 6 year old niece eat almost all of them!)
The other dishes were more than adequate. Overall, this is a great place for small intimate family dinners but it is quite small (maybe 15 – 20 tables).
Note: located in industrial plaza next to Costco, kind of hidden.