Myst Asian Fusion

Hands down the best Chinese/ Taiwanese late night go-to. Pros: 1. Widest range of dishes I've seen so far. 2. Most of the dishes I've tried are actually authentic, including desserts!! 3. Super friendly price! 4. All staffs are super friendly and the dishes was served quickly! 5. Spacious dine in environment with huge TV. Cons: 1. Parking lot is tight and single-directional, yet street parking is accessible. *Probably just 10% of the dishes are vegan/vegetarian friendly just by observation.

A nostalgic spot for Taiwanese food. They have a really, really extensive menu so it was hard to choose what to get. You press the button for service and the servers are quite quick. The food also came out very promptly. We got a few dishes to share. My favorite was the popcorn chicken. Truly fried and seasoned to perfection. The beef noodle soup and fried rice were both very delicious as well. The seafood laksa wasn’t very great - the one at deer garden is better. It tasted a little pasty at Myst.

This place is amazingly good. Reminds me of a bubble tea place but slightly elevated. They have a variety of dishes to choose from and their menu can be a bit overwhelming. They do have chef’s recommendation menu and have a look around to see what others are ordering if you aren’t sure what to get. Best to break down what you want ei 1 carb/1 meat/ 1 veg dish etc. The fried rice and the beef broccoli was a bit bland for our tasting. Good atmosphere and attentive servers. It’s our new Asian food hang out.

We came here for lunch on Chinese New Year. After we settled into our seats, we spent a lot of time looking at the menu, which was as thick as an encyclopedia. It had way too many selections and often confusing combinations. We finally decided on Thai style sesame boneless chicken steak with noodle, beef noodle, and northeast sour cabbage hot pot. Beef noodles were just OK, the Thai chicken was tender and very flavourful. The sour cabbage hot pot was delicious, but the portion was so small. Overall, it was a good experience.

You get what you pay basically. All of the items are mediocre but they aren’t tasteless or greasy. The sausage and deep fried tofu are dried, the beef from beef noodle is tender but lack of flavour, the marinated dish is nothing special but considering the price, it’s actually pretty decent. Will probably come back to try other stuff when in town.

Went on a weekday evening with a group without a reservation. The wait was approximately 15-20 minutes and they host gave us a menu to view while we waited. Once seated, the staff gave us time to peruse the menu and order when we were ready. Ordered the Taiwanese rice bowl with pork and chicken and stir fried house noodles with beef. Both dishes arrived relatively quickly and were well-prepared. The flavour of the rice bowl was great. Very savoury and filling. Split between two people, there were leftovers. Staff were accommodating in splitting the bill and did not rush us to leave. It is a bit pricier than the standard Chinese fusion restaurant, but would recommend a visit when your party has a wide variety of tastes. The menu is extremely varied and serves many different flavours.