Deer Garden Menu Prices Canada 2026
Richmond BC Hong Kong cafe · Fish soup noodles · Signature halibut
Deer Garden Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for Deer Garden menu prices in Canada? Short answer: the signature build-your-own fish soup noodle combo is $18.25, the famous 8-style halibut dish is $18.50, and steamed rice combos are $14.25. All CAD, checked October 22, 2026. Deer Garden (Deer Garden Signatures) is the Hong Kong style cafe in Richmond and Surrey, BC that built its name on milky fish soup noodles, and I keep coming back for the soup more than anything. If you are comparing noodle menus across the country, the NoodleBox menu prices guide is the other big noodle chain worth a look side by side.
🍜 Deer Garden Menu Prices Canada 2026: The Full Fish Soup Menu
The menu is built around one thing: the fish soup. Everything else circles it. Deer Garden makes its soups MSG-free, and you can taste it. The broth is clean and milky, not the heavy instant kind. The build-your-own noodle soup combo is the move for first-timers, but the halibut dish is what the regulars swear by. Prices below come straight from the official BC menu (DG1_2026), checked October 22, 2026. Note these are the BC prices. The GTA restaurants run a different price sheet.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Noodle Soup Combo (At Your Choice) | Soup base + any 2 ingredients + noodles; HK milk tea/coffee incl., +$1.50 cold drink | $18.25 |
| Signature Halibut Dish (8 styles) | Steamed, pan seared or curried; rice and fish soup included | $18.50 |
| Steamed Rice Combos | Spareribs in black bean sauce, free range chicken, minced pork cake, Chinese sausage and cured meats, minced pork cake with preserved mustard leaves | $14.25 |
| Malaysian Curry Combos | Brisket, tendon, ox tongue, sliced beef, chicken fillet, pork chop, fish fillet, mixed veg | $18.25 |
| Malaysian Curry Combos (Seafood) | Seafood, prawn or sliced pork curry combos | $18.75 |
| Curry Brisket & Tendon Combo | The double-meat curry option | $20.25 |
| Set Meals / Baked Rice | House special baked seafood, wild mushrooms or pork chop $19.50 | $18.50 – $19.50 |
| Sandwich Combos | With drink; French toast with peanut butter $10.75 | $10.00 – $13.50 |
| Mini Fish Soup Combos | 3-6pm and 9pm-close: fish ball and fried fish cake soup noodle, fish fillet and coriander rice noodle, laksa egg noodle with pork cutlet $14.50, beef tendon/brisket/tongue spicy noodle $14.50 | $14.25 – $14.50 |
| Mini Set Meals | 3-6pm and 9pm-close: Maggi pork chop with egg on rice $14.25, teriyaki unagi with egg on rice $15.75, curry pork cutlet on rice $15.00 | $14.25 – $15.75 |
| Appetizers & Snacks | Spicy fries $9.25, XO turnip pudding $11.50, wings (6 pc) $11.75, deep fried fish skin $12.00 (new), shumai $10.50, marinated platters $10.00 – $15.50, spicy ox tongue $14.50 | $8.25 – $15.50 |
| HK-Style Drinks | Milk tea, coffee, lemon tea cold $4.00 / hot $3.25; specialty milk teas $5.25; bubble tea extras $0.50 – $1.25 | $3.25 – $5.25 |
Deer Garden Menu Card Canada 2026

The Deer Garden BC menu card with current verified prices in CAD, rendered from the official deergarden.ca menu (DG1_2026).
One honest note about this card. Deer Garden posts no brand website photo of a printed in-store board, so this card is rendered from the official current online menu PDF on deergarden.ca, prices and all. The GTA price sheet differs from the BC one shown here, so Toronto readers should treat this as the BC reference, not the Richmond Hill number.
🐟 The Deer Garden Fish Soup Noodle Combo: $18.25 Well Spent
This is the order. You pick a soup base, any two ingredients, your noodles, and it comes with HK milk tea or coffee. Cold drink is $1.50 extra, and an extra ingredient is $3.00 if two toppings are not enough. I went with the fish ball and fried fish cake last time, and the broth alone was worth the trip. Is it worth the extra two bucks over the mini combo? Depends how hungry you are. The full $18.25 combo is a proper meal. The mini combos at $14.25 to $14.50 run 3-6pm and 9pm to close, and they are the same idea in a smaller portion for the off-peak crowd.
🍛 Deer Garden Curry Combos & Baked Rice Prices
Not in the mood for soup? The Malaysian curry combos start at $18.25 for brisket, tendon, ox tongue, sliced beef, chicken fillet, pork chop, fish fillet or mixed veg, step up to $18.75 for the seafood, prawn and sliced pork versions, and top out at $20.25 for the brisket and tendon double. The baked rice set meals run $18.50 to $19.50, with the house special baked seafood, wild mushrooms and pork chop at $19.50. Honestly, the curry pork chop over rice is one of the most underrated orders here. It is the kind of comfort plate that makes a grey Vancouver afternoon feel fine.
Deer Garden Curry Menu Prices

The curry pork chop plate at Deer Garden, one of the strongest orders outside the soup menu.
A quick word on the rest of the menu. The appetizers run $8.25 to $15.50: spicy fries at $9.25, XO turnip pudding at $11.50, six-piece wings at $11.75, the new deep fried fish skin at $12.00, shumai at $10.50, marinated platters from $10.00 to $15.50, and spicy ox tongue at $14.50. Sandwich combos with a drink go $10.00 to $13.50, and the peanut butter French toast at $10.75 is the HK cafe classic it sounds like. Drinks stay HK cafe cheap: hot milk tea or coffee $3.25, cold $4.00, house special milk teas $5.25.
💡 What to Know Before You Go
Three things, straight. First, bring debit or cash. Reviews are consistent that Deer Garden takes cash, debit and cheque only, no credit cards, and getting caught short at the till is no fun. Second, the prices here are the BC sheet. The GTA locations run their own prices, so if you are in Richmond Hill or Scarborough, confirm locally. Third, the fish soups are MSG-free, which is rare at this price point and a real plus if you react to it. For another BC noodle fix with a different vibe, the Dagu Rice Noodle menu prices guide covers the cross-the-bridge rice noodle spot.
📍 Deer Garden Richmond, Surrey & GTA Locations
Deer Garden runs two spots in Richmond (the Sexsmith Road and Alexandra Road areas) plus a Surrey location out in the Lower Mainland, and two more in the GTA: Richmond Hill and Scarborough. The Richmond originals are the busy ones, expect a short wait at lunch. Prices last verified: October 22, 2026, from the official deergarden.ca menu PDF (BC sheet).
❓ Deer Garden Menu Prices Canada FAQ
What are Deer Garden menu prices in Canada?
Deer Garden menu prices in BC run $8.25 to $20.25 CAD. The signature build-your-own fish soup noodle combo is $18.25, the 8-style signature halibut dish is $18.50, steamed rice combos are $14.25, Malaysian curry combos run $18.25 to $20.25, and HK-style drinks are $3.25 to $5.25. Prices checked October 22, 2026.
How much is the Deer Garden fish soup noodle combo?
The Noodles Combo At Your Choice is $18.25. You pick a soup base, any two ingredients, and your noodles, and it comes with HK milk tea or coffee (hot) or a cold drink for $1.50 extra. An extra ingredient is $3.00. It is the signature order and the best value on the menu in my opinion.
What is the Deer Garden signature halibut dish price?
The Signature Halibut Dish is $18.50 and comes in 8 styles: steamed with chili and garlic, steamed, with preserved cabbage, pan seared with soy sauce, with black bean sauce, pan seared curried, garlic with chili and preserved cabbage, and black bean with chili. Rice and fish soup are included in the price.
Does Deer Garden take credit cards?
No. Reviews consistently note Deer Garden accepts cash, debit and cheque only, no credit cards. Bring a debit card or cash so you are not caught short at the till.
Are Deer Garden Toronto and BC prices the same?
No. Deer Garden runs two price sheets: one for the BC restaurants (Richmond, Surrey) and a different one for the GTA locations (Richmond Hill, Scarborough). The prices in this guide are from the official BC menu PDF (DG1_2026), checked October 22, 2026. Expect different numbers in Toronto.
Is Deer Garden MSG-free?
Yes, the house fish soups are made MSG-free according to the brand, which is part of the appeal if you are sensitive to it. The soups taste clean and milky rather than the heavy commercial-broth style, and for another dumpling-first BC spot the Dinesty Dumpling House menu prices guide covers a similar Richmond crowd.