Queen Star Restaurant

I had brunch yesterday morning at Queen Star Restaurant ... it's been years since I've been there.

I ordered bacon and three eggs. It was nothing fancy but it was nice and cheap! Just over $10 with a tip!

It is unfortunate that I had to wait to get a menu, twenty five minutes for my tofu vegetable soup, and an hour, for my chicken souvlaki pita.
A misundrstanding with a delivery driver occured while a few customers waited for our orders, it got more intense and uncomfortable due to a yelling match when others customers walked in; they weren' t attended to and left.
I wasn't offered a beverage, to say the least water.
Food was good, although the chicken was under cooked.

Maybe used to be good?No one in the restaurant ever for breakfast any more.I odred 2 eggs no bacon .The homefries were kinda not fried enough and underdone inside while being done on the ouside,Eggs scrambled were warm on the way to cold but not hot and toast was spongey.I asked for an extra jam and the disgruntled owner's wife didnt say anything but went and dot it with a sullen look on her face.She had attempted to oly give me one egg when I ordred 2 when ordering.While I was still eating this poor 9$ excuse for a breakfast she coughed making that horrible sound when you know someones trying to get snot up from their lungs and spat it out...hopefully NOt in the next customer's meal....but then I was the only unfortunate in the place!Don't gor here for breakfast!Better to pay more some other place!!!

It's not fancy but it gets the job done. Food and drinks are super affordable here and the quality is decent. The Chinese food is around the level of food court food, but a few dollars cheaper. The North American food looked around the quality of your classic diner. Seemed like a nice family run place, could use a little better cleaning though.

The food is super cheap and the portions are big. Not bad food considering how much we paid, and there were leftovers too. The staff is prompt to serve and the food came quickly. We ordered chicken dumplings and mushroom fried rice. Although I had better friend rice in Chinatown I was not disappointed. We paid about 15 dollars for the entire meal so not bad at all.

This is my favorite breakfast place in Toronto. It's actually so good. Don't let the look fool you. It's part of the charm.
Great food, great service and unreal prices.

Don't listen to the haters that gave bad reviews to this gem.

We came in after moving into the area when we saw an all day breakfast sign for $4.95. It's a dingy diner but how can you go wrong getting 4 eggs, bacon, toast, coffee and home fries for $5? There are various other items on the menu for $5 like a burger and fries or fried rice.

The food here is very solid for a diner and I'd come back in a heart beat when I'm hungry...especially if I didn't want to spend to much.

Just got mine delivered. It's delicious! I recommend the beef chop suey, spicy shanghai noodles with chicken and the pork fried rice. Just maybe don't get the general tso around dinner time because it seemed a little old as if it was under a heat lamp all day. Everything else has been super yummy.

4 items, huge portions, only $30. Great deal.

Love love love!!! This type of place I hope will last in the area. When what you need is a hunger fix and ginormous meal after a long night this is the ticket!

Typical greasy spoon with massive portions for a very affordable price. Food was delicious and hit the spot. No complaints.

Not sure how this restaurant got a four star review but when I went it was deplorable. My friend got a hair in his food and the burger I ordered was 2x smaller than the bun it was on and tasteless. Will be sure not to return in the future.