House Of Chan Steak'N Lobster Dining Lounge

I had the smokey chipotle wings, my wife had the Buffalo chicken sub_ Both entrees were pretty good.

I have been here three times now and each time the service is pretty lousy.

Let's be honest - people come here to watch sports, not for a phenomenal meal.

My husband and I were visiting in the area and decided to eat at House of Chan. We were quickly seated to our table and shortly after the waiter came over to ask if we would like a drink. The wine menu was incomplete, only listing a few wines like Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Merlot etc. but not saying where they were from or a description. The Chardonnay that we selected was 11.00 for a 5 oz. glass and it was really harsh. No doubt a very inexpensive bottle if purchased at the LCBO. We ordered 1 order of Beef with vegetables but it was mainly full of red peppers and celery. We had a hard time finding any beef it it. We also ordered the lemon chicken which tasted dried out and was a very small portion. The waiter said that we had ordered enough food for two but it really was not enough. The food just didn't taste fresh at all. We left with a 71.07 bill before tip and we both felt hungry afterwards. So many better restaurants in the area to choose from so I would not recommend this place.

While we weren't disappointed by our dinners, my filet and my colleague's ribsteak both rated a "good not great". Steak was relatively flavourful but nothing special. On the bright side, the service was really good (very attentive). For similar $$ ($60ish per steak) you are much better off going to Zorro's or even Ruths (I actually prefer a Keg Baseball Sirloin - at half the price - over the filet I had at Chan). I wouldn't discourage people from going to Chan, but I think there are far better options in the same price range.