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Emerald Buffet is a restaurant specializing in Chinese food. Emerald Buffet is the best chinese cusine where you can relax with a drink at the wine bar after a hard day's work, or enjoy a variety of oriental dishes.

The average Chinese adult consumes 2,734 calories a day (compared to 3,603 calories per adult in the United States and 1,991 calories in Kenya). Grains make up 54.7 percent of the diet, compared to 24.8 percent in the United States.

Many Chinese believe that food has medicinal qualities. They regard the collagen found in shark fin soup for instance as good for the skin.

Chinese food in China varies a great deal from region to region, with rice being the staple in the south and noodles the staple in north, although both rice and noodles are generally offered everywhere.

The Chinese love to eat and eating occupies a high place in Chinese life. It has been said that eating is "the principal Chinese means of celebrating an conceivable event.” Meals are a time to socialize and relax, and often the more people the merrier.

Eat lychee nuts for close family ties. If you can't find any, there's always lychee hi chew andlychee chewy candy. Be sure to share with family members! 

On Chinese New Year's Eve, a reunion dinner is served. Members of the family, near and far get together for a celebration. A sumptuous banquet honors the ancestors. Traditionally, the family serves a whole fish with a head and tail in tact.

Also an auspicious dish, rice cakes are a popular dessert during New Years. Their sweetness symbolizes a rich, prosperous life and the layers signify rising abundance. The round shape means a family reunion. If only the same could be said for chocolate brownies.

Dishes are chosen based on homonyms (words spelled the same or that sound the same as other words). This explains the popularity of turnips on New Years. "Cai tou" the word for turnip means "good omen." The word for bamboo shoots sounds like the phrase "wishing everything would be well." Yet another reason why you should eat your vegetables.

Duck signifies fidelity. Eggs symbolize fertility. Egg rolls symbolize wealth. A duck egg roll a day...well we aren't sure what will happen. But try this Chinese roasted duck mix. It's delicious. 

For Chinese New Year, serve jiaozi (dumplings boiled in water). Place coins in the center of the dumplings. Whoever bites into the dumpling with a coin will have an exceptionally lucky year. And possibly a chipped tooth.

Dishes made with oranges represent wealth and fortune because they're China's most abundant fruit. Use these mandarin orangesin your next recipe. May your fortunes be plentiful. And tasty.

You Can Make Any Party Tasty!

Whether it is a romantic dinner for two, family, a gathering of friends or co-workers, Emerald Buffet is the perfect place for holding functions; business or pleasure. To experience the magnificent chinese food and excellent delivery services please visit us today!

Noodles represent longevity, therefore they should never be cut. Eat noodles out of our longevity soup bowl; it has a traditional design and it's red. Don't forget the Asian noodles. 

Stock up on chicken and fish. When served whole, it symbolizes happiness and prosperity.

Raw tofu and bean curd are not served on Chinese New Year because white is the color of death and misfortune. And here we thought it was good for you.

Dinner for 3 ….. $32.95

6 Egg Rolls
1 Chicken Fried Rice
1 Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls
1 Garlic Spare Ribs
1 Almond Guy Ding
1 Chicken Chop Suey
3 Fortune Cookies

Dinner for 2 ….. $22.95

4 Egg Rolls 
1 Chicken Fried Rice
1/2 Almond Guy Ding 
1/2 Garlic Spare Ribs 
1/2 Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls 
2 Fortune Cookies

$2.50 delivery charge will applied to orders under $15.00 before taxes
Free Chicken Fried Rice for any order over $30.00 not including tax, drinks, combination plate & dinners & party trays

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http://www.just-eat.ca/restaurants-emerald-buffet/

Weekend Brunch Buffet Hours

Sat. - Sun. • 11:00am - 3:00pm

Evening Buffet Hours

Mon. - Fri. • 4:30pm - 9:00pm
Sat. • 4:00pm - 9:30pm
Sunday/Holidays • 4:00pm - 9:00pm

Lunch Buffet Hours Mon. - Fr. • 11:00am - 2:30pm

WE DELIVER AFTER 4-9:30PM EVERYDAY