Toronto restaurant has changed basically nothing since opening in the '60s Toronto
As the government accounts note, menus can be a fascinating look into our past. So, that's what we did., the first notable observation outside of the obvious layout change is the similarities between the dishes listed on the stalwart's menu from the '60s and now.
There are also fascinating references like chicken, pork or beef subgum chow mein , which isn't commonly found written in English menus these days, plus a dish known as Tai Dop Voy, anotherThen there are the dishes that include chicken liver. The organ meat is seen both in chow mein and another main dish prepared with green peppers.
While menu items started as low as $0.10 for an order of the suggested crispy noodles or $0.15 for a"Delicious Egg Roll," peaking at a whopping $2.50 for fancy things like Butterfly Shrimps with Oyster Sauce, baring inflation and general increased operational costs associated with restaurants, the modern equivalent is $1.25 for egg roll and caps at a still reasonable $11.35 for the Shrimps Lo Mein.
Outside of the menu items themselves, it appears the business was and continues to be very proud to have their dishes delivered"individually" in"hot in perma-seal containers." Which, according to their 2017 menu, helps to"retain original flavours."
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