This is a rather less upscale restaurant but I can't complain much because you get your bang for the buck. Decent tasting food (in regards to both their Shanghai and Korean cuisines) for a considerably cheap price! I normally order one Korean pork bone soup because the meat is just so tender and the portion is very filling. The vegetable dumplings are also nice as you get 14 per order and the skin is thin. I wouldn't bring anyone here to impress them but I would definitely come with family for a cheap and filling meal. read more

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This was some of the worst food I've ever had. The noodles tasted like flour, the soup lacked any sort of flavor and I've bought better frozen dumplings than the ones I was served here. My wife and I were ignored for a full 25 minutes before someone came by to ask for our order. About the only thing good about this place was the price which, cheap as it was, was still too expensive for what I was served. read more

A wonderful and extremely reasonably priced restaurant --you really get above and beyond what you pay for here. Recommendations: All sorts of dumplings of course, including: - pork & sour cabbage dumplings are excellent - likewise are pork & mushroom dumplings - spicy lamb dumplings are my absolute favorite They also have a variety of cold noodles, crispy shrimp, crispy eggplant, all of which are worth ordering! read more

Hidden Chinese Gem. "Dumpling Restaurant," You would think the marketing tactic and point of differentiation is more evident. Googling dumpling restaurant, you can probably come up with countless searches well before this, simply because the name is jaw-dropping and outstandingly unique. That said, you'd be surprised at how tasty the food is, contrary to what it's boring signage would suggest. Service is not ideal, decor isn't exactly luxurious and up-scale, I'm really selling this aren't I? But the food and the price point? My goodness it's so worth the unequivocal stark contrast in service, decor, and signage. The steamed dumplings contents within are flavorful but not overpowering, the skin is just the right thickness, and coming out of the stove at the right time, it makes any living being salivate. My parents would always pre-order 200 frozen ones to go because that`s how good they are. The fried meats are tangy, crispy, yet filled with tender meats within. Sided with a cold dish that is refreshing, this meal is a big win for quantity at a very descent price. Close your eyes if you`re someone that enjoys lounging in up-scale ambiance, but this place is a must try if you`re in the area. Worst case is you don`t like it, but it definitely doesn't make a dent in your wallet. So why not give a safe bet a chance? read more

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I've been coming here for a few years. It's an easy and cheap meal. The dumplings are pretty great and for a very low price. The service is alright, the food comes out in a timely manner. Keep in mind it does take time for dumplings to steam. I enjoy coming here to sit down but take out is just as easy. I recommend knowing the numbers off the menu if you can't speak Chinese for take out orders though. They also sell frozen dumplings. I believe they're about 50 dumplings for just under $15 but that may have changed, haven't ordered them in a while. read more

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Came here for dumplings and they did not disappoint. Their lamb and winter melon soup was surprisingly so awesome, soup lovers should try that for sure Pro tip: if you get that soup to go, use seperate containers for the noodles inside. It will expand 5 times like no body's business and absorb your yummy soup. Imagine my surprise opening the lid next morning and looking at a noodle Sahara desert read more

On the outside the little plaza looks pretty crummy and small but don't let the looks throw you off. When you get inside it is quite spacious and I was really surprised how many customers they had. After looking over the menu I can see why this place is so popular. The prices are rock bottom, dirt cheap, super bargain. Cash only though. I ordered a pork bone soup $5.99 and a beef pancake wrapped in foil $4.99. The pork bone soup was super overflowing with huge chucks of fall off the bone meat. Soup was scolding hot and not overly salty. The beef pancake was filled with shredded beef and there were some chucks of fat which I was not a huge fan of. Overall the food was very good and portions super huge. The place was clean and service was fast. Parking can be a problem since the lot is so small but there are plenty of neighbouring lots where you can park and just walk over. And don't be intimidated just because its a Chinese run place. The menu has English on it as well and you just check off what you want to eat. That simple. read more

Dumpling Restaurant - Pork bone soup $5.99 - Korean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Dumplings are alright for the price. I would come back here for their dumplings and kimchi fried rice. The men's washroom entrance is at the back, down the stairs. One stall and one urinal. Washrooms are clean from what I've seen so far. Didn't like the cold noodle because I like my food at least warm. The fried green onion pancake is too filling. Stick to the assorted dumplings and you'll enjoy your meal. Update: Tried out their beef brisket wrapped in pancake and found it filling and tasty Service can be slow at times. If you want speedy service, call in for take out! :) read more

Dumpling Restaurant - Kimchi fried rice - Korean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

First time eating at Dumpling Restaurant (very original name). Went in with high expectations and left satisfied. We ordered the assorted dim sum, deep fried dumplings, Korean fried rice and pan fried onion cake. Spent $25 for two and had enough leftovers for two. Food: tastier than I expected. Full of flavours, a bit on the oily side but that's expected. The dumplings were great. Definitely coming back for more. one complaint is that the dumplings were a bit 'doughy' for my liking. The restaurant could definitely stand for a makeover ... If you're looking for a homely atmosphere you won't find it here! Not a first date spot for sure. If you're at the point in the relationship where anything goes then it won't be a problem;) Wasn't the most pleasant service ... Instead the woman wordlessly pointed in the general direction where we could choose a seat then silently handed us the order sheet and then crept up a few minutes later and took it back. Try it out! read more

Dumpling Restaurant - Assorted dumplings $5.99 - Korean Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

I'm really quite surprised at how highly this place is rated. I've been here 4 times now because my family enjoys how cheap it is but I hate it. This place is filthy. The floors are sticky and the tables are covered in a layer of grime. Eating here is like playing an hour long game of 'every surface of this restaurant is hot lava'. The photo of the restaurant here on yelp is dated.. Don't let yourself be catfished. The service is also abysmal. There are usually two waitresses for the entire restaurant and they are quite rude. Tables remain littered with used plates for over 20 minutes after guests have left. I've seen many customers get up to grab themselves utensils and napkins after being ignored by the waitresses over and over again. If you care at all about the cleanliness and service of a restaurant, I would avoid this place like the plague. You're better off with a rest stop McDonald's on the civic long weekend... read more

This place is awesome! I have been a regular at this restaurant for almost 2 years and it has never let me down. This restaurant specializes in Korean and Northern Chinese cuisine. As the name would suggest this place makes a killer dumpling. My favorite variety of dumpling is the lamb. The dumplings are steamed, the skin is not too thick and the lamb filling comes out perfectly juicy. The juices that are rendered down into the dumpling from the filling are simply to die for and the filling itself is quite good. Other than the lamb I also enjoy the pork and shrimp dumplings. The best part about the dumplings is that an order of 14 will cost $5-$7 depending on the variety. My other favorite dish has to be their spicy pork bone soup. This consists of large pieces of pork on the bone (from the spine of the pig) in a spicy broth served with some greens, bean sprouts a potato and comes with a side of rice. The Pork bones are meaty and oh so tender, I love their broth because it is one of the spicier broths I've had in a pork bone soup. This is one of the few dishes that I crave and must have on a regular basis, a healthy portion is about $6. Other great dishes include the spicy fried chicken, this is chicken legs cut up (on the bone) breaded and fried with red chillies. These are crunchy on the outside and very juicy on the inside with just enough kick from the chillies. The only thing missing from this dish is an ice cold beer! They also have a sizzling rice bowl (bibimap i believe its called) which I've had once and is quite good. Dishes that I have had and was not a fan of include the kimchi fried rice, and beef roll in foil (which was bland and a little greasy). When at this established don't expect a high level of service, you will be seated given a menu to mark what you want and then your food is brought to you. It is run by 2-3 Chinese women who get pretty busy so don't expect them to ask how the food was or anything. If you require napkins just go up and grab them from behind the counter they won't really mind. The restaurant itself is not the cleanest and is located in a strip-mall off Shepperd ave. Overall come to dumpling restaurant if you are looking for an amazing home-made meal for under $10 dollars. It can get busy so be sure you have enough time to enjoy your dinner. Also I believe they make their dumplings fresh to order and dumplings usually take a little longer than other dishes to arrive. This place is truly a hidden gem! read more

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I used to live close by and have been going to this place since 2011. It used to be a good restaurant with very tasty food and very good price. However, recently restaurant owner and the chef changed. Price and dish portion are ok, but flavour is no comparison to before. And cash only now. Very disappointed. I will probably only order cold noodles if by any chance ever come by again. read more

When we arrived at 6:30pm on Fri, it's nearly packed, luckily there's a small table good enough for 3 of us. After sitting at the table for 10 mins, we don't have tea, plate, chopsticks and even menu. The reason is there were only 2 ladies doing all the stuff.....Finally we ordered shrimp, pork & veggy dumpling, cumin beef, "water boiled fish", steamed bun & sugar coated sweet potato. First of all the dumpling was really good, very juicy and big. The fish in "water boiled fish" I don't think it's fresh, should be frozen, so I don't recommend this dish. Steamed bun probably it's from frozen, cause I bought the same buns from a store that sell frozen food b4, but taste good. Sugar coated sweet potato is good, the sugar coating was not too thick nor too thin, just perfect and the sweet potato itself it's sweet. Love it. Cumin beef was the worst dish that we just tried a few pieces and don't even think about packing it up. Didn't taste like beef at all, the texture is awful....... To my standard, this restaurant is not clean enough for dine in, so I have to think about it whether go again just for dumpling........ read more

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Decent Northern Chinese type of food. Dumpings, pan cakes, buns, etc.. as well as some Korean dishes. Cheap and good dumplings. Leeks and Porks ones are my favourite there. The Korean pork stew dish is quite good too, although wouldn't be a dish you'd eat in front of a date as it can be kind of messy. Another one of my favourites is the tinfoil wrapped beef with onion pancake. The service is fairly fast and the ladies there are friendly. With their recent renovation, it makes the place feel much cleaner than before. read more

I'm quite pleased. Dumpling Restaurant has been on my bookmarked list for a number of years, and I've never gone. I'm a sucker for Korean food and a sucker for good steamed dumplings. I have no idea how they came up with a concept to serve both together, but if I can get both, I will do it. My brother wanted to go out for Asian food tonight, so we ended up coming here. At about 7-7:30pm on a weeknight, less than half the restaurant was filled up. There was also a few free spots in their very small parking lot. This works for me. So far, so good. Then comes the menu. It's one of those ones where you tick off what you want and then hand it back to the server. No pictures, but I'll survive. It's times like this I wish I knew how to read Chinese more so I could (hopefully) have a better idea of what some of the menu items are. It's not that the menu is particularly vague. It's just that sometimes, I'd like to know what kind of fish I'm ordering if I'm ordering spicy BBQ fish. I didn't end up getting my fish, but I probably will next time, and there will be a next time. We ordered, for the two of us, pork bone soup ($6.99), lamb skewers (8/$8.99), steamed pork and chive dumplings ($5.99), and pork and chive pot stickers (5/$4.99). The lamb skewers were alright. Not the best I've ever had. On the dry side, but for the price, not terrible. I'd rather pay a little more and have them juicier though. I'll pass on these next time. The steamed pork and chive dumplings had thin wrappers (a plus in my books), and as my brother tried to take a picture of the dumpling he was holding up with his chopsticks, I just watched as juice poured out of it. Juicy dumplings. Also very reasonably priced. I can't remember whether it was 12 dumplings or 15 dumplings. Good stuff. The pork and chive pot stickers are the long dumplings. At $4.99, they're a good snack/light meal. Also super juicy. Bottoms were nice and crispy. The pork bone soup, while not quite the flavor I attribute to a Korean pork bone soup, was still tasty, and would satisfy a pork bone soup craving. The bones were very tender. It's a very sad day when you struggle getting the meat off your pork bones. For you soup lovers, there really isn't much soup in this bowl. There are a few veggies and a slice of potato, but this dish is very bone heavy. My brother had two bones, and I had a bit, but the rest of the bones we took to go. They were supposed to go into our small takeout boxes, but the bones were too big for the boxes, so they had to go into a large, rectangular box. They filled up that box. I can't remember if I put four or five bones in there. A minimum of six good-sized pork bones in pork bone soup. Definitely bang for your buck. Total damage was $30 and change AFTER tip, but before tax. We also had two boxes full of leftovers. There's lots more on the menu I wish I could have tried, but I'll need a return trip with more people to do so. read more

This restaurant is a hidden gem located slightly east of Midland Ave. and can easily be driven by if you aren't paying attention! The tip off is that there is a 2-4-1 Pizza on the corner for you to turn in. I love this place and cannot think of a better value for one of my favourite things to eat in the whole world. Everytime, we have relatives coming up from the states, they always want to come here (and my stomach is more than willing to oblige!) The restaurant offers a mix of Chinese and Korean food. Now this place is called Dumpling Village for a reason. We always enjoy getting the assorted as it has a mix of different types of meat and vegetable dumplings. The longer pan fried dumplings (comes in 5) and the smaller dumplings of 15 are also nice and doughy and made fresh to order. The meat rolled in an onion pancake is excellent as it is always very very tender with a light sauce. I love the fact that they will always try to cut it into the appropriate number of pieces so that everyone at the table gets one. The Korean Pork Bone soup is an excellent choice for the colder weather. I have to admit that we don't order the Korean food as much since I am too busy stuffing my face with dumplings. For those a little more adventurous, the egg white dessert filled with red bean with a light coating of sugar. Careful, this is really HOT when it is served so wait a bit before biting into this. Here are some tips that I have learned in the many many times that I have eaten here. This place does take reservations so don't hesitate to call. This is especially advisable if you have a large party since they don't really have that many tables that can seat 8 or more. The waitresses are generally always the same 3 people. When it is busy you will have to flag them down to get your teapot refilled or to even get your complimentary kimchee and bean dish. Don't be afraid to stick-your-hand-up-in-the-air like grade school to get their attention. They will leave on vacation and the WHOLE restaurant is shut down. Nothing is more disappointing than being ready to eat and finding out that they won't be back for another month. This past year, they were gone for all of February and have been known to take the odd week as well. All the more reason to call than risk disappointment! read more

Scarborough, Friday Night with hunger pains and Yelp on my Blackberry, The SO and I end up at Dumpling Restaurant. The patrons were mostly Chinese, although there were some Korean offerings on the menu. Banchan was bean sprouts and Kimchi, the kimchi clearly brought in - not fresh and too salty for my liking. (missed the excellent Kimchi from Owl, or House of Soon) The server was unbelievably sweet. We clearly ordered way too much and she came over to let us know how large the portions are and helped us take some things off of our list. One order of dumplings is comprised of 14 and costs $4.99. We were thinking 5 bucks would give us 8 dumplings at best and ordered 4 full orders. Tea was hot and very good. We sampled steamed veggie and steamed assorted pork dumplings, Northern style Tofu skin with hot pepper (vegetarians take note, there were crumbled bits of meat on top) and snow pea shoots with garlic. The dumplings were a little oily, and my SO commented that the pork was extremely fatty. The veggie were very bland, lacking something, and they did not provide ginger with the Chinese vinegar, which I really missed. The dumplings were clearly made in house, and just soo cheap. 2 Stars, for the quality of the food, 1 full star for the service and the unheard of 14 dumplings for $4.99. Cash Only. read more

I have been coming back here a few time since and each time it's been slightly worst. My recent visit was the top that has convince me I'm not going back to this restaurant. I generally have a lot of tolerance for rude service even though I really shouldn't. We went to the restaurant on a Saturday and it was busy. I did expect it to be slow (as usual) but not rude. First strike for me - I asked to sit at the back table and they told me no because it was busy. We had a party of 4 and the table accommodated 5. Anyhow, not long after we sat down, someone else (known to the staff) came in (a party of 2) and sat where I had requested to sit. 2nd strike - Generally you get kimchi & soya beans as starters but this time we didn't so I asked for it. The first person said they will bring it but never arrived. 3rd strike - When I asked another wait staff, she said ' do I look like I have kimchi'. We don't have any & it's too busy. The food which is really why I am tolerant, did finally came but it was not good. Everything was under seasoned & had no taste. The dumplings skin was too doughy and thick. read more

The restaurant serves Korean/Chinese food . They are dumpling are very big and cheap( $4.99 for 14 pieces)!This is my favorite dumpling place to eat dumpling. the pork bone soup is very good and big. The cold noodle soup is so so good! because i'm not really like cold noodle. the staffs are very nice so it's very good and cheap place to eat . read more

Located a little bit off my usual beaten path, this restaurant on the north east side sits in a nook and cranny strip plaza in Scarborough. It's Chinese owned and run, doesn't have the usual flashy or modern signs that most people are accustomed to. Seeing it from the road may be a problem but if you're patient and drive slow, you surely will be able to find it. Not able to read a word of Chinese, I let my friends order on my visit here over the holidays. As you can imagine from the name, this place specializes in Chinese dumplings of the steamed variety. I do not recall the specifics of what was ordered but I do recall it was the tastiest dumplings I ever had. It arrived to our table in a bamboo steamer, filled with dumplings (I think a dozen or so each tray). Upon opening it, the dumplings were steaming hot and looked very fresh. Waiting for it to cool down for our first bite, we were not disappointed. The dumplings here are great, comes in various varieties like chicken, pork, vegetables, fish. Ample sauces like soy sauce, hot sauce, vinegar with ginger was provided. We also ordered a spicy squid salad drenched in a red spicy sauce that was delicious! I have never ever had something like this everywhere but man oh man was it good! Definitely come here for the best steamed dumplings in town! What about the decor or ambiance you ask? Who the hell cares? As Anthony Bourdain once said, "Forget the decor, it's all about the food." And this place definitely is all about the food. It's a little off the beaten path especially if you do not live in the area, but I would definitely come back again! read more

It's official. This place makes me weak in the knees. One of my best food discoveries of 2013! Went in today, and got my regular order of Pork/Chive and Lamb Dumplings. Excellent as usual. Filled with tender meat, and flavourful broth. Once dipped in the Chili/Black/Vinegar/Soy provided at the table, it's over. Like, pack your bags and go home over. SO bloody good!! Decided to explore the menu a little more today. We had the Kimchi Fried Rice with Pork. I am not a fan of Rice, but this was the best fried rice I've ever had in a Chinese restaurant. So flavourful, and the rice had a nice bite to it. The Fried Noodles with Seafood were a revelation. Someone in the kitchen is hand-pulling those noodles yo, and I've got to give them major props! These couldn't have been any more perfect. They had a perfect chewy/al-dente quality. And the smokey flavour from wok-frying was dope. One of the best noodle dishes I've had in a long time. Also have to give a shout out to the Deep Fried Lamb with Cumin. This was just melt in your mouth good. So tender, and delicate. The cumin just added the right amount of earthiness to the dish, while the chill hinted at a bit of zip. I would order it again for sure! I've been here about 6 times now. Is it too early to say I'm in love? Am I just lusting and confused? I don't know. But I have a feeling that this infatuation won't be ending anytime soon. In the words of Biggie Smalls (kinda), your Dumplings just hypnotize me yo! read more

40minute wait for food, the restaurant only had 5 tables full. Service was not very good. Dumplings were alright but not amazing read more

This is the best value restaurant in Toronto. Chive with pork dumplings and pork bone soup are the best in the city

We went around 3pm on a Thursday. The waitress seemed so uninterested in being there. I could talk about the lack of any customer service but I'll leave it at that. The food was pretty good. I ordered Dumplings, steamed dumplings, sugar pancake, and flower bread( I'm pretty sure there's some translation issues there). One of the bread items was suppose to come with condensed milk, and she didn't bother notifying us until she served the dish. That's what makes that dish. It's like saying that here's a fried rice dish but I forgot to tell you that we're out of rice. :S Service: 1/5 Food: 3/5 Overall: 2/5 read more

BEST PLACE EVAAARRR!! I come here at least twice a week, not even lying. This place is just perfection. The decor isn't exactly fancy shmancy, but the food makes up for it. I'm not a huge fan of the Korean food, but mainly the Chinese dishes are spot on. I really don't know what else to say about this place, but ... IT'S AMAZING. If you haven't been here, you gotta go! You're missing out on fresh, delicious dumplings! Gotta give some love to the fried onion pancake as well!! read more

My husband and I are always looking for a great dumpling place and just had to come to give it a try. We ordered one order of assorted dumplings, the egg and chive pancake and kimchi fried rice. For us the real winner were the dumplings. The dumplings were huge; huge doesn't even begin to describe it. 14 pieces of absolute goodness. Realllllly good! The kimchi fried rice was a touch disappointing. I'm used to getting a fried egg on top of the rice and we didn't get that. Barely any kimchi mixed in and it came with shrimp when we had ordered it with pork. Wouldn't order this again. Egg and chive pancake, we were expecting better after reading those reviews. Ours was far too oily and tasteless. Big disappointment. At the end of the day, the place is called dumpling restaurant, the name says it all. It's signature food is dumplings, don't have any expectations for non-dumpling dishes. read more

This place gets super busy even at 9pm on a Sunday! They serve large portions for very reasonable prices. $8 for 14 dumplings, $7 for veggie plates that typically cost $9+ at other places, wow amazing. Service is pretty standard, we had no problems and our food came reasonably fast. Tons of large tables too, so it's great for groups. Be aware, it is cash only! read more

I love their beef wrap so much that when I am not in Toronto I sometimes come back to get some. And everybody who tried the beef wrap agreed that they are super delicious! read more

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This is another adventure based on positive Yelp reviews. This restaurant has the most unapologetic upfront English name. Its speciality is dumpling, and it makes dumpling numerous ways, using nontraditional ingredients, such as zucchini and tomato. Despite the name, it also makes noodle, rice and Korean cuisine. I ordered 1 dozen of pork and leek dumplings. The dumplings tasted alright: the skin was thin and secured, the dumplings were fresh. I didn't like that the pork inside seemed very loose. The pork of the dumplings I have had before is packed together. Service was efficient and friendly. The restaurant is hard to find; it is so hidden that I drove past the mall twice. Inspite of this, customers kept coming in during my short 30-minute stay. Overall, 3.5 stars. read more

I love this place! Food comes in very large portions with very affordable pricing. Their dumplings are handmade, and there is a large variety of them. I don't know the exact number, but there should be around 15 dumplings per order. Other dishes they have are equally as good, and despite not being an authentic Korean place, their Korean dishes are tasty too. The service is not the best, but that may be in part that the waitresses have very limited English skills. Either way, while the service is not outstanding, the servers do their jobs effectively. Be warned that this place is closed on Tuesdays! read more

IMO, this place is okay. Reasonably clean. Self-serve tea (essentially, coloured hot water) in the back corner of the store. Service is fairly absent-minded, or standard for Chinese places. They'll take your order and come back for your bill. The place is good for a craving of shrimp dumplings and noodles at a decent price. The broth in their soups are a bit bland and watery. The size of their dumplings are pretty "big" in comparison to other places in the GTA. The dumplings are well-packed and well-made, but you usually get about 4-5 pieces (it's standardized, but I don't remember how many exactly you get with each bowl/order). Though the dumplings are good, the rest of the food accompanying the meals are mediocre. read more

I have been here on a few occasion prior, but decided to write a review about this place. Got here for lunch with my Dad, and ordered their #1 and #2 for dumplings steam. First one was their standard pork, cabbage and other stuff in it. Second one had shrimp, chive, egg and other stuff. Between the both of them, I prefer the shrimp one for sure. Both dumplings had juices pouring out when I bit into it, so it was enjoyable moist dumplings. Also ordered the pot sticker chive one with pork that came with 5 pcs for $3.99. This one is tasty, but I prefer the one at Dumpling King for sure. I also prefer the chili sauce that's offered at DK! Our last order was a noodle dish that represents Shanghai noodles, but this one was a miss. Did not taste that good, and was quite boring and bland to look and taste. Bill total to $26 before tips. I guess I would come back here just for dumplings, but that's probably it. read more

I would recommend this restaurant if you love dumplings. This place offers Chinese and Korean food. I went with a friend, we ordered pork & shrimp dumplings, beef pancakes, and pork bone soup. The food arrived quickly. We want to go back just for the beef pancakes and some other kinds of dumplings. read more

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All I can say is bad service. Yes this is probably the cheapest dumplings you can find, but is it worth bad service? I used to come here a long time ago then stopped coming because of poor service. I thought I'd give them a try again and it was a mistake. It's just as bad. I'd rather spend my hard earned money where they treat you better. read more

I was a little concerned about the washroom reviews, as I desperately had to use the bathroom when driving there. They weren't nice but I've seen worse. I ordered the pork dumplings. $5.99 for 14 very large dumplings! They took awhile to prepare but the waitress brought me complimentary Kimchi and something else, they both were great. The dumplings themselves were good. Very filling and my bill was $6.77 plus tip. read more

OK, I'll be the first to admit that it's not a five star restaurant in the Michelin sense. But this place has had amazing dumplings at really cheap prices for as long as I can remember. They cater mostly to the Chinese crowd, but their menu has enough English to make it easy to order, even for Westerners. It has a bit of a Korean flair (pretty good Pork Bone soup), but their specialty remains their dumplings. Their noodle dishes are all made with noodles that have just been fresh cut in the kitchen. They also have a great dish called "Five Colour Salad". Parking can be a bit of an issue at certain times, but it's worthwhile parking somewhere close by and walking a few hundred feet. I'm a little hesitant to write this review because I don't want this place to become much more popular than it already is. read more

Oh. My. God. It's now my favourite (Asian/non buffet) restaurant in Toronto. I've been there 3 times now. I'm northeastern chinese and the food in this restaurant really suits my family's taste! Apparently the boss lady is a korean chef who went to china to learn about chinese cuisine, and combined the two flavour profiles together. Anyway... good portions and really tasty food! I would go back if I am near the location! read more

If you are expecting great service, this the wrong place for you but, if you want great tasting food, this is the place you want to be.. The rating I gave might be a little low for the quality of food they give there, but good service makes a big difference for me... read more

Best value for money on dumplings in the city. Many different style dumplings, great prices, and incredible value. The ambiance? Let's just say you won't be paying a premium for that. You're coming to this unpretentious joint to eat dumplings, and maybe have the kimchi pork bone soup. If you're game for that, you will be hard-pressed to find a better spot. read more

Decided to come here on whim when me and my family realized our regular dumpling spot was closed. Dumplings are one of my favorite foods so I'm very particular about my dumplings and I was actually very pleasantly surprised. The dumplings here are fresh, juicy and tasty. You know a dumpling is good when you bite into it and the juices from the steamed filling squirts out. We also ordered the Wonton Soup and it was different from most places make and serve it. Usually wonton soup is basic and only served in clear broth. However, their Wonton Soup had additional ingredients such as baby shrimp, flour boiled dumpling slices, and baby bok choy with pork and shrimp wontons. The place is underrated and is easy to miss because it's located in a small strip plaza. The establishment is nice and clean. Atmosphere is quiet and doesn't seem to get to busy. The price range is also very reasonable and I do plan to come back. read more