Start With Crispy Chicken
Use Signature Crispy Chicken Boneless as the first shared bite before moving into beef-brisket ramen, shrimp wonton soup, rice bowls, or maki.
Falls Best Restaurant settles the table that can't agree. One person wants a bowl of braised beef brisket ramen; another is set on a dragon roll and nothing else will do; a third just wants crispy chicken and rice. On Robinson Street, in the thick of the Fallsview district, that split order is the whole premise — a Chinese kitchen and a Japanese one working off the same short menu, so a group can land on wonton soup, maki, and a rice plate in a single pass without anyone giving ground.
The Chinese side carries the comfort spine. Signature Crispy Chicken Boneless is the menu's clearest opening move, golden boneless bites that work as a first share before anything heavier arrives. House braised beef brisket runs in three directions — as ramen, over rice, and spicy with rice noodles — and the kitchen treats it as the dish to build a meal around. Shrimp wonton soup is the clean anchor for a lighter start, with dan dan ramen and Taiwan-style braised pork on rice rounding out the bowls. Scallion chicken, fried shrimp cake, pork spring rolls, and a sweet mango salad fill out the opening order, the kind of spread a table grazes while it decides what comes next.
Signature crispy chicken, shrimp wonton soup, pork wonton soup, scallion chicken, fried shrimp, spring rolls, mango salad, and cucumber salad make the opening order easy.
House braised beef brisket shows up as ramen, rice, and rice-noodle options, giving the menu a clear comfort-food spine.
Dragon rolls, California roll, tempura shrimp roll, spicy crab cheese roll, nigiri, and combo sets let diners add a Japanese side to a Chinese noodle-and-rice meal.
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