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Zyng Restaurant
Throughout the five years that I have lived in Montreal, I have gone to many restaurants. I had many experiences in expensive restaurants such as Cavalli and Joe Beef, as well as less fancy restaurants like Pho, Paris, and Hong Fan Tian. In fact, one of my favorite places is Zyng, the full name being Zyng Asian Grill. This chain of restaurant has only six locations in Canada. The word “Zyng” originated from Chinese has meanings of excellence, meticulous and perfection. Zyng provide a new experience in casual dining because it’s not just another Asian restaurant. Instead, the customers are served all types of dishes which come from China, Japan, and Thailand. Zyng does not add MSG (monosodium glutamate) to any food which favors customers’ health. The most attracting things to me, and pulling me go there all the time are elegant environment, excellent service, and delicious foods When I go into Zyng, I’m immediately attracted by the colors, sounds and smells permeating throughout the dining restaurant. Zyng chooses green as it main color, and it makes me feel very close to nature when I walk through the entrance. As I enter the restaurant, there are four Chinese words painted on the green wall, and they are happiness, prosperity, long life, and zyng. I am always touched by these words of wisdom because they make me feel at home. As for the choice of music, the best classical music are played, and I feel really relax under the music.
As for the service, there is no shadow of doubt on my mind that they are the best. No matter how much questions I have and how many things I’m curious about, the handsome waiter always answer me with a big smile. Sometimes I would bring my little sister with me to Zyng, the waiter would gladly entertain her whenever he get a chance, making the atmosphere pleasant. Most of all, there has always been one thing which I cannot forget. One day, I forgot my credit card on the table after I paid the bill. After I left, I got a phone call from my credit card company. The women on the phone said Zyng’s waiter called and told her that I forgot my card at the restaurant. Then I ran back to Zyng, the waiter was very respectful and gave me the card back with great manners.
The last but not least, I enjoy the food very much, and I find that it’s fun to eat there. The reason why Zyng is so special is because they have a teamwork dish, I select, and they cook and serve. Basically, I tell the waiter what kind of noodle, meat and sauce that I want. Then he gives me a bowl, and I can pick up everything that I want at the vegetable bar. The chef will grill and mix them for me. They are considerate because they have a lot of options for noodles such as the Canoness, the Soba, and the Udon. Since I’m a big noodles’ fan, I take the time to choose noodles and figure out which sauce is better goes with the noodles. At the same time, I offer eight options of sauces like Tiryaki, Kongpao, Spicy thai, etc…Since it is a popular family restaurant, I always find myself among family parties, festive balloons and cute childish laughs. This is very hard to find in China since restaurants are usually filled with people and their yelling, it is hard to enjoy the experience. At Zyng, I feel relaxed, like a tropical summer day. With the abundance of fresh and delicious dishes, and its unique and amazing environment, it simply helps you forget your troubles.
Zyng is my favorite restaurant. Even though it is not exactly Chinese type’s restaurant, it makes me familiar and comfortable. It provides me another kind of self serve beside the buffet. I feel it’s a unique, nutritious, and interesting restaurant. Zyng has many menu choices that will be beneficial to your healthy eating plan. Therefore, don’t forget to try it when you pass by.

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