1928 newspaper ad for the Mandarin Gardens on Ouellette Ave.
The Mandarin was located on Ouellette across the street from the Palace.
Another view, this one from higher up, looking north on Ouellette, the top of the Mandarin Gardens sign is visible here.
I have no listing for them in the 1923 directory, so it must have been later in the 1920’s when it came along. There is no listing in the directory for a Joseph Gan either.
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The present day Mandarin House building used to be the Red Robin store.
I also have the idea that Mandarin garden was located to the left of your circle, Andrew. Judging by the other photos, the Mandarin seems to be across the street but to the left in regards to the palace.... As in the postcards.
Lol... OK... Sorry, more study, you're right with the circle..... The building to the left would have been 'Harry's Restaurant'.