The Untamed Magic Tome is a mythical book that supposedly holds immense power and knowledge about the arcane arts. It is said to have been created by an ancient and powerful wizard, who imbued it with his own magical abilities. Legend has it that the Untamed Magic Tome is capable of granting its reader unimaginable powers, allowing them to perform spells and rituals that are beyond the reach of ordinary wizards. It is rumored that the book contains spells that can manipulate the elements, summon mythical creatures, and even bend reality itself. However, obtaining the Untamed Magic Tome is no easy task. It is said to be hidden in a secret location, guarded by powerful enchantments and dangerous creatures.

Magic Noodle

Noodles ! I think I've literally tried everything on the menu and have not gone wrong. Try the magic to get started on your favourite type of meat, and then go for it!

Great apps and noodle dishes . Very inexpensive for the quality you get. They hand make their own noodles . My favourite is Porkplant noodles .

Updated review (summer 2017): they have a new menu now with fewer, more expensive items. The magic was served with only beef (no more chicken , egg , or lamb ) and the broth was like water.

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"It’s one of those “service could be better, but the food is amazing” restaurants. Order the fruit tea drink and the original bridge crossing noodles for a guaranteed 10/10 experience."

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Craving noodles but tired of ramen? Chinese �lai mein� (or pulled noodles) are definitely a great, if not better, alternative.

Unfortunately there aren�t very many options in the GTA so when I heard about Magic Noodle, it was only a matter of time before I dropped by for a visit. If you live downtown, it�s a bit of a trek as it�s located in a plaza on McNicoll and Midland in Scarborough. But it�s well worth a visit!

Magic Noodle is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I�ve read that they�re perpetually busy so I recommend going during off-peak times. Mike and I arrived on a Sunday for a late lunch around 1:30 to find the place slammed � the entrance of the restaurant was packed with people spilling outside. We ended up waiting half an hour for a table for two.

The tables are tightly packed in the relatively clean space. Down one side of the restaurant you�ll find the open kitchen where you can watch the magic happen (sorry, I just had to!). I loved watching them make the hand pulled and hand sliced noodles. They�re definitely fresh!

The open kitchen

Magic Noodle�s menu is quite extensive with a huge selection of hand pulled noodles, Shanxi sliced noodles, special snacks, cold dishes and sizzling dishes.

After our half hour wait, we were famished and ordered a few things to supplement our noodle bowls. From the special snacks section of the menu, we ordered a Goubuli Pork and Leek Bun ($0.99). I wasn�t expecting much since they specialize in noodles but this was really, really delicious! With a nice filling-to-bun ratio, the filling was juicy and perfectly seasoned.

Pork and Leek Bun

Up next was the Lamb Kebab ($1.99) which arrived on a metal skewer. It was heavy on the seasoning, as you can see, and had a nice kick to it. Fatty and delicious!

The last non-noodle dish we ordered was the Beef Wrap ($5.99). The meat itself was pretty solid but I didn�t like the pancake wrap at all – it had a cardboard-like texture to it. Next time I�d pass on this.

The first bowl of noodles we tried was the Hand Pulled Noodle with Braised Brisket ($6.99 small/$7.99 large). Topped with a generous amount of cilantro and green onions, this bowl of noodles hit it out of the park. The broth was packed full of flavour and I loved the fatty pieces of beef brisket it came with. As for the noodles themselves, they had a great chew to them and were cooked to a perfect al dente. Delish!

Hand Pulled Noodle with Braised Brisket

We also wanted to try their sliced noodles and decided on the Sliced Noodle with Traditional Braised Pork ($7.99 small/$8.99 large). The sliced noodles are thicker and much shorter than regular noodles � the size of rice cakes. Their thickness and chewiness, give them a rice cake-like texture which I really enjoyed.

Sliced Noodle with Traditional Braised Pork

Unlike the hand pulled noodles which sat in a broth, these noodles sat in a pool of sauce. Make sure to mix it well so the sauce coats all the noodles. The soy-based sauce is packed full of flavour and the fatty bits of pork belly really made it one satisfying bowl of noodles.

Sliced Noodle with Traditional Braised Pork (post-mixing)

Overall, we really enjoyed our meal at Magic Noodle. Sure, the service leaves much to be desired but it�s as expected given that their success is driven by quick turnover. I really wish hand-pulled noodles would get the same kind of traction in Toronto as ramen. In the meantime, it looks like I�ll have to make the trek to Scarborough to get my fix!

At a glance:
� Specializing in Chinese �lai mien� (pulled noodles) and Shanxi sliced noodles
� Located on McNicoll and Midland in Scarborough
� Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
� Usually packed; especially during peak times; be prepared to wait
� Tightly packed tables; quick turnover
� Loved the hand pulled noodles with brisket and sliced noodles with traditional braised pork

Ratings (out of 5):
� Food: 4 stars
� Service: 2 stars
� Atmosphere: 2 stars

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Magic Noodle

Noodles ! I think I've literally tried everything on the menu and have not gone wrong. Try the magic to get started on your favourite type of meat, and then go for it!

Great apps and noodle dishes . Very inexpensive for the quality you get. They hand make their own noodles . My favourite is Porkplant noodles .

Updated review (summer 2017): they have a new menu now with fewer, more expensive items. The magic was served with only beef (no more chicken , egg , or lamb ) and the broth was like water.

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"It’s one of those “service could be better, but the food is amazing” restaurants. Order the fruit tea drink and the original bridge crossing noodles for a guaranteed 10/10 experience."

It is said to be hidden in a secret location, guarded by powerful enchantments and dangerous creatures. Many have sought to find it, but none have succeeded. Some believe that the book chooses its own master and will only reveal itself to those who are truly worthy.

Those who have caught a glimpse of the Untamed Magic Tome describe it as a magnificent and mysterious object. Its pages are said to be made of a special material that is resistant to wear and tear, and its words glow with an inner light. The book is said to have a mind of its own, flipping open to the pages that its reader needs at any given moment. The Untamed Magic Tome has become the subject of countless stories and legends, with many seeking its power for their own purposes. Some believe that it holds the key to unlimited knowledge and wisdom, while others see it as a dangerous artifact that should be kept hidden from the world. Despite its elusive nature, the Untamed Magic Tome continues to captivate the imaginations of both aspiring mages and seasoned wizards. It represents the ultimate manifestation of magic's potential and the desire for power and understanding. Whether it exists or not, the legend of the Untamed Magic Tome will continue to inspire and intrigue generations to come..

Reviews for "Unlocking the Secrets of the Untamed Magic Tome: A Beginner's Guide"

- Jane Smith - 1 star

I was really disappointed with "Untamed Magic Tome". The characters were flat and the plot was predictable. It felt like I was reading a generic fantasy novel with nothing unique or compelling about it. The writing style was also lackluster, with poor descriptions and awkward dialogue. Overall, I found the book to be a tedious read and wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for an engaging and imaginative fantasy story.

- John Doe - 2 stars

I had high hopes for "Untamed Magic Tome" but it failed to deliver. The pacing was slow, and the story lacked excitement and depth. The world-building felt half-hearted, and I never felt fully immersed in the fantasy realm. Additionally, the magic system was poorly explained, leaving me confused and disconnected from the story. While the book had potential, it ultimately fell short in capturing my interest and keeping me engaged.

- Emily Johnson - 1.5 stars

"Untamed Magic Tome" was a letdown for me. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked development. I couldn't connect with any of them and found their actions and motivations to be unrealistic. The writing style was also subpar, with awkward sentence structures and repetitive phrases. The book also suffered from poor editing, with numerous typos and inconsistencies. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone seeking a well-crafted and captivating fantasy read.

- David Thompson - 2 stars

"Untamed Magic Tome" had an interesting concept, but it failed to execute it effectively. The plot was messy and convoluted, with too many subplots that didn't come together cohesively. The pacing was uneven, with long stretches of boredom followed by rushed and confusing action scenes. The characters were forgettable and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their fates. Overall, the book had potential but ultimately fell short in its execution.

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