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C’est Bon Chinese Restaurant

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Little sister to the north-of-Eglinton location, C’est Bon serves up Manchurian-, Szechuan- and Taiwanese-style dishes. The daytime business crowd lunches on such favourites as eponymous General Tso chicken, aromatic basil chicken and crispy ginger beef. Evenings and weekends attract movie crowds with a menu featuring lots of choice for veggie and seafood lovers (prawns with broccoli, for example). The space is intimate and casual, with a leafy back patio for al fresco dining. Takeout and delivery are also popular. Mains $9.95–$17.50.

Location
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    2140 Yonge St. (at Hillsdale Ave. E.)
  • 416-849-2214

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