Canadian Citizens Eat Free At Mandarin On Canada Day

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Mandarin Restaurants is celebrating 40 years in Canada by offering all Canadian citizens a free buffet meal at any of the 29 Mandarin restaurants on Canada Day.

Proof of Canadian citizenship is required to attend on July 1 and customers will also receive complimentary soft drinks, tea and coffee in addition to their meal.

“On behalf of my entire family, our staff and franchise partners, I would like to share our gratitude to Canada and our loyal customers for 40 successful years in this great country,” says James Chiu, President and Co-Founder of Mandarin Restaurant Franchise Corporation. “The support we have received since day one has truly changed our lives and we are very proud to be Canadian. We are honoured to give back and say ‘Thank You!’ to Canadian citizens with a free meal this Canada Day.”

It runs from 12 noon until the last seating at 8:30pm on a first come, first served basis. No reservations will be taken for July 1st. Customers must bring proof of citizenship in the form of a Canadian Birth Certificate, Canadian Passport, or Canadian Citizenship Card.

Lineups are expected to begin early in the morning and Mandarin estimates that its restaurants will serve more than 40,000 spring rolls, 2,500 pounds of rice, 65,000 sweet and sour chicken balls, 40,000 fortune cookies and so much more to their customers.