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The service here was quick and efficient. They are a very busy spot. The ambiance is average, it is a bit cramped inside and there is a good amount of seating, however you may have to wait for a table, fortunately we did not. The food itself was fantastic. Delicious soup dumplings, and really good spinach dumplings as well. We loved everything we ordered and were super happy with the food we had. There were many options between all of the restaurants around and we were not disappointed.
This is a popular fast food spot in the area with frequent offers for dumplings. When I went, they had discounted rates for steamed pork dumplings. I tried both their steam dumplings and fried dumplings. Enjoyed both. Also tried their chive pancakes. The portion was big. The service counter is easy to use and helps with quick turn around.
Really enjoyed this place, even though the line was out the door, it moved really fast. You can order at the register, or directly through one of the self-serve kiosks. Seating is a premium here, so if you see a seat, grab a seat. It was busy, loud, fast paced but delicious. The price was really great for what you get especially with the quality of the dumplings here!
I will admit that I'm biased. I previously wrote a review for Dumpling House in which I discussed the benefits of having an old Asian woman hand-rolling dumplings in the window with duct tape on it. This place, Juicy Dumpling, is becoming quite trendy, and I don't really understand why. It is the equivalent of Popeyes for dumplings. You don't have to talk to anybody. There is no "service "or "ambience," other than the fluorescent lights. You order on a screen, someone calls out your number, and you pick up dumplings in a to-go container (the cardboard kind so the dumplings stick to it). The soup dumplings were not bad. They were adequate.The other dumplings that I had, the fried pork dumplings, were severely meh. The vegetable steamed dumplings lacked taste of any kind. They were an abomination. So if you want dumplings with no soul, no personality, this is the place you should go for "fast food" dumplings. If you want a real dumpling experience, walk around the corner.
Juicy Dumpling offers one of the best deals in Toronto for soup dumplings. Located inside Dragon City Mall in Chinatown, it is a fast and convenient spot for a quick bite. The xiao long bao are filled with savory broth and tender pork, and the thin wrappers hold up surprisingly well. Service is quick, prices are very affordable, and the quality is solid for what you pay. It is a great choice if you are looking for something tasty, filling, and budget friendly in the downtown core.
Juicy dumpling 100% lives up to the hype!! My friend and I came here last night to try their famous dim sum and we were so happy with everything we ordered. Unless you walk, take the subway, or bus, you will have to pay $5/2hr at the parking structure attached to the restaurant. Upon entering, you have the option to order through their kiosks (if paying card or tap) or the front (if paying cash). The menu is pretty straightforward, it tells you everything you need to know regarding portion, price, and what comes in it. My friend ordered the juicy pan fried pork bun and steamed pork/crab soup dumplings, and I ordered the pan fried pork soup dumplings. The restaurant was moderately busy but the food came out so fast I swear it took less than 10 minutes of a wait. The dumplings were all love at first bite. You can tell the wrappers they use are made from scratch, which definitely makes or breaks a dumpling. Soy sauce and chili sauce packets are included but if you need more, there is a self serve section next to the cash register. Very simple yet memorable experience and even though I live in Oakville I would ABSOLUTELY make the hour long trip just to eat here again. We're both still thinking about how we should've ordered more to take home, lol. 11/10 recommend :)
Definitely a must try in Toronto! Sign feels like clickbait but it's cheap, affordable, and compares well to higher price point dumplings. By no means are the dumplings here elite, but they are on par with most dumplings at a fraction of the cost. Ordering is very easy with their numbering system (P# for pan fried, S# for steamed, etc). P1 Pan Fried (pork) - honestly the pan fry sounded amazing but it doesn't work that well in XLB style. Felt like less soup and the crisp wasn't that relevant with the small surface area. P4 Pan Fried (chicken) - the pan fry here is much better with more ground to cover, though opt for P3 because it's so juicy. The chicken made this a bit more dry, no juices leaked through, meanwhile the pork one was dripping like a XLB! S1 Steamed (pork) - like a XLB with hearty soup, a very classic dumpling that has no wrongs. Not dried out and it was amazing, on par with most higher priced soup dumplings out there.
Dumplings were on my mind as I walked through Chinatown. Checked Yelp and this Juicy Dumpling was the top rated one based on my current location. Inside there were two kiosks to place orders. XLB, pan fried, fried, boiled and baked were their dumpling offerings. Seating was functional and tables for two lined each wall. All orders were served in paper containers except soup came in plastic bowls. They give you your sauces when picking up the order at the counter. My order took a little longer because it included spicy shrimp won tons. I guess more time was needed to boil the wontons? Unfortunately I didn't like the sauce as it had no taste or heat. It was the most expensive dish I ordered and with that high expectations that were not met. The Crab and pork XLBs were big and juicy. The wrappers were a bit thicker than I'm used to but they held up without being too doughy. I missed the vinegar and ginger that normally gets served with XLBs elsewhere. I had to make do with just soy sauce. The pan fried juicy buns were the best dish of the night. There were four in my order and I savored them. Nice crunch from the pan frying, lots of pork inside and so much juice. 5 stars for this one. Toronto has so many dumpling places that I will try before returning here on my next trip.
We got to Toronto late and we needed someplace quick to eat and u have had this place on my go to list for years. I have seen so many food vloggers rave about this place for its cheap eats, and it did not disappoint!! Just to be clear, if you are looking for the best dumplings you have ever had this is NOT the place!! BUT, if you are looking for the best bang for your buck, this is ABSOLUTELY the place!! We ordered the steamed pork soup dumplings, steamed pork and cream dumplings, pan fried pork soup dumplings and the spicy wonton in chili oil. Service was pretty quick although it was late but still pretty crowded. Interior is very fast foody feeling. The SIX steamed pork dumplings were 2.99 Canadian, which at current exchange is around US$2.20!!! That's less than 40 cents per dumpling. How can you beat that bang!! In NY, 6 pork soup dumplings are almost $10!! They use shrimp in the wontons with chili oil so that is much more expensive although still less than US$8 for 8 wontons!! Flavors were all pretty good although temps were not great. As others have said, there is not a big taste difference between pork and pork/crab although is some. We never had pan fried soup dumplings before. Not bad but we like traditional better. So why 4 stars? They give you only soy sauce for the soup dumplings instead of mix of soy sauce and black vinegar; and no ginger. Also, they come out just a little warm not steaming hot. The chili oil could also have been tastier/spicier. But again, bang for buck is unbeatable as long as that is your focus!
$4.99 for 6/pc of pork soup dumpling - literally TOO good to be true but it is! I'm Asian and I've had my fair share of soup dumplings and this place might be top 5. The moment I paid, it was ready within .005 seconds. They were fresh and piping hot and FILLED WITH SOUP! Actually blown away. Came for a quick food stop to get a light snack but I might just come here for dinner instead. Affordable and great flavors? In this economy?? Amazing.
3 months ago
If you're craving authentic, delicious dumplings in Toronto, Juicy Dumpling is the place to go! Located in the heart of Chinatown on Spadina Ave, this cozy little gem offers an extensive variety of dumplings, both steamed and fried, that are filled to perfection. The pork and chive dumplings are a standout, bursting with flavor and topped with a savory soy dipping sauce. While the menu is simple, the quality of the food more than makes up for it. The atmosphere is no-frills, but don't let that fool you--the dumplings are definitely the star here. The service is quick and efficient, perfect for grabbing a bite in between exploring the bustling streets of Alexandra Park. If you're in the area and want a taste of traditional Chinese dumplings at a reasonable price, Juicy Dumpling should be at the top of your list! read more
5 months ago
This is my electric chair meal and I don't really even enjoy dumplings. we ordered the pork soup pan seared and steamed dumplings; and veggie spring rolls. They do NOT disappoint. The burst of flavor you get as you take your bite of dumpling is unlike anything I've ever had. I will say I enjoy the pan seared a little more. The inside isn't anything to write home about. It doesn't feel super safe as it's in a rough area but no one bothered us when we were there. Service was okay, nothing good or bad here to add. read more
Probably one of the best value you can find in Chinatown! Their Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) are delicious, and you can't beat the special: 6 mini soup dumplings for just $2.99. The fried dumplings were also a highlight--perfectly crispy and flavorful. The setup is very no-frills and efficient. You order at a kiosk or the counter and wait for your number to be called. It's connected to the Dragon City Mall, so it's easy to find. There's a decent amount of seating, and it's clearly a favorite for students thanks to the affordability. Great spot for a quick, delicious, and budget-friendly meal! read more
The service here was quick and efficient. They are a very busy spot. The ambiance is average, it is a bit cramped inside and there is a good amount of seating, however you may have to wait for a table, fortunately we did not. The food itself was fantastic. Delicious soup dumplings, and really good spinach dumplings as well. We loved everything we ordered and were super happy with the food we had. There were many options between all of the restaurants around and we were not disappointed. read more
9 months ago
This is a popular fast food spot in the area with frequent offers for dumplings. When I went, they had discounted rates for steamed pork dumplings. I tried both their steam dumplings and fried dumplings. Enjoyed both. Also tried their chive pancakes. The portion was big. The service counter is easy to use and helps with quick turn around. read more
Really enjoyed this place, even though the line was out the door, it moved really fast. You can order at the register, or directly through one of the self-serve kiosks. Seating is a premium here, so if you see a seat, grab a seat. It was busy, loud, fast paced but delicious. The price was really great for what you get especially with the quality of the dumplings here! read more
I will admit that I'm biased. I previously wrote a review for Dumpling House in which I discussed the benefits of having an old Asian woman hand-rolling dumplings in the window with duct tape on it. This place, Juicy Dumpling, is becoming quite trendy, and I don't really understand why. It is the equivalent of Popeyes for dumplings. You don't have to talk to anybody. There is no "service "or "ambience," other than the fluorescent lights. You order on a screen, someone calls out your number, and you pick up dumplings in a to-go container (the cardboard kind so the dumplings stick to it). The soup dumplings were not bad. They were adequate.The other dumplings that I had, the fried pork dumplings, were severely meh. The vegetable steamed dumplings lacked taste of any kind. They were an abomination. So if you want dumplings with no soul, no personality, this is the place you should go for "fast food" dumplings. If you want a real dumpling experience, walk around the corner. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
Juicy Dumpling offers one of the best deals in Toronto for soup dumplings. Located inside Dragon City Mall in Chinatown, it is a fast and convenient spot for a quick bite. The xiao long bao are filled with savory broth and tender pork, and the thin wrappers hold up surprisingly well. Service is quick, prices are very affordable, and the quality is solid for what you pay. It is a great choice if you are looking for something tasty, filling, and budget friendly in the downtown core. read more
1 year ago
Juicy dumpling 100% lives up to the hype!! My friend and I came here last night to try their famous dim sum and we were so happy with everything we ordered. Unless you walk, take the subway, or bus, you will have to pay $5/2hr at the parking structure attached to the restaurant. Upon entering, you have the option to order through their kiosks (if paying card or tap) or the front (if paying cash). The menu is pretty straightforward, it tells you everything you need to know regarding portion, price, and what comes in it. My friend ordered the juicy pan fried pork bun and steamed pork/crab soup dumplings, and I ordered the pan fried pork soup dumplings. The restaurant was moderately busy but the food came out so fast I swear it took less than 10 minutes of a wait. The dumplings were all love at first bite. You can tell the wrappers they use are made from scratch, which definitely makes or breaks a dumpling. Soy sauce and chili sauce packets are included but if you need more, there is a self serve section next to the cash register. Very simple yet memorable experience and even though I live in Oakville I would ABSOLUTELY make the hour long trip just to eat here again. We're both still thinking about how we should've ordered more to take home, lol. 11/10 recommend :) read more
1 year ago
Definitely a must try in Toronto! Sign feels like clickbait but it's cheap, affordable, and compares well to higher price point dumplings. By no means are the dumplings here elite, but they are on par with most dumplings at a fraction of the cost. Ordering is very easy with their numbering system (P# for pan fried, S# for steamed, etc). P1 Pan Fried (pork) - honestly the pan fry sounded amazing but it doesn't work that well in XLB style. Felt like less soup and the crisp wasn't that relevant with the small surface area. P4 Pan Fried (chicken) - the pan fry here is much better with more ground to cover, though opt for P3 because it's so juicy. The chicken made this a bit more dry, no juices leaked through, meanwhile the pork one was dripping like a XLB! S1 Steamed (pork) - like a XLB with hearty soup, a very classic dumpling that has no wrongs. Not dried out and it was amazing, on par with most higher priced soup dumplings out there. read more
Dumplings were on my mind as I walked through Chinatown. Checked Yelp and this Juicy Dumpling was the top rated one based on my current location. Inside there were two kiosks to place orders. XLB, pan fried, fried, boiled and baked were their dumpling offerings. Seating was functional and tables for two lined each wall. All orders were served in paper containers except soup came in plastic bowls. They give you your sauces when picking up the order at the counter. My order took a little longer because it included spicy shrimp won tons. I guess more time was needed to boil the wontons? Unfortunately I didn't like the sauce as it had no taste or heat. It was the most expensive dish I ordered and with that high expectations that were not met. The Crab and pork XLBs were big and juicy. The wrappers were a bit thicker than I'm used to but they held up without being too doughy. I missed the vinegar and ginger that normally gets served with XLBs elsewhere. I had to make do with just soy sauce. The pan fried juicy buns were the best dish of the night. There were four in my order and I savored them. Nice crunch from the pan frying, lots of pork inside and so much juice. 5 stars for this one. Toronto has so many dumpling places that I will try before returning here on my next trip. read more
We got to Toronto late and we needed someplace quick to eat and u have had this place on my go to list for years. I have seen so many food vloggers rave about this place for its cheap eats, and it did not disappoint!! Just to be clear, if you are looking for the best dumplings you have ever had this is NOT the place!! BUT, if you are looking for the best bang for your buck, this is ABSOLUTELY the place!! We ordered the steamed pork soup dumplings, steamed pork and cream dumplings, pan fried pork soup dumplings and the spicy wonton in chili oil. Service was pretty quick although it was late but still pretty crowded. Interior is very fast foody feeling. The SIX steamed pork dumplings were 2.99 Canadian, which at current exchange is around US$2.20!!! That's less than 40 cents per dumpling. How can you beat that bang!! In NY, 6 pork soup dumplings are almost $10!! They use shrimp in the wontons with chili oil so that is much more expensive although still less than US$8 for 8 wontons!! Flavors were all pretty good although temps were not great. As others have said, there is not a big taste difference between pork and pork/crab although is some. We never had pan fried soup dumplings before. Not bad but we like traditional better. So why 4 stars? They give you only soy sauce for the soup dumplings instead of mix of soy sauce and black vinegar; and no ginger. Also, they come out just a little warm not steaming hot. The chili oil could also have been tastier/spicier. But again, bang for buck is unbeatable as long as that is your focus! read more
$4.99 for 6/pc of pork soup dumpling - literally TOO good to be true but it is! I'm Asian and I've had my fair share of soup dumplings and this place might be top 5. The moment I paid, it was ready within .005 seconds. They were fresh and piping hot and FILLED WITH SOUP! Actually blown away. Came for a quick food stop to get a light snack but I might just come here for dinner instead. Affordable and great flavors? In this economy?? Amazing. read more
7 months ago
I found out about this place after doing some research on Google and was led to Juicy Dumpling. I ordered the Steamed Soup Dumplings with pork and another with pork and crab. I also got the Pan-Fried Soup Dumplings and Shrimp Wontons with spicy sauce. It's good for the price, but you get what you pay for. If you're looking for soup dumplings where you can really slurp the soup, this isn't the place. The one I tried wasn't juicy at all. I guess that's why people on Reddit call this the McDonald's version of a soup dumpling. If you're after dumplings filled with delicious broth, this might not be the spot for you. You'll miss out on that slurp-worthy experience that defines a great soup dumpling. But overall, it was enjoyable. read more
1 year ago
The name doesn't lie. One of juiciest dumplings out there. Would definitely recommend if you're a fan of dumplings. The come out fresh on out so be sure to eat them right away. read more
2 years ago
As their name implies, their dumplings are not only juicy but they are yummy too. I like that they open till late. When I came in on a Sunday around 9:10pm there was a short line. There was only standing room counter to eat. So this place is a quick eat and go type of place. No lingering around. The tables and chairs for dine in were put away. I ordered the pan fried soup dumplings with pork - $5.99 pan fried soup dumplings with pork and crab - $7.99 and the pan fried juicy pork buns - $4.99. I would totally get the pork items again. A tasty and cheap snack. read more
Quick, cheap, and tasty! Heard about this place before coming and had to give it a try. Came here 2 times during my time in Toronto! We came around 9-10 pm both times so the seating area was closed off but there was a standing table on the side you can still eat at. We tried the pan fried juicy buns and pan fried pork mini soup dumpings the first time. Both were delicious. The mini soup dumplings were juicy and tasty. The pan fried buns came out hot and fresh, tasty filling and good dough. The two orders came out to under $10 usd, great value! The second time we had to get the pan fried juicy buns again but also wanted to try some other items. We got the steamed pork soup dumplings and pan fried crab and pork soup dumplings. The steamed one was also very good with tasty filling and soup. But there wasn't much of a crab taste in the pan fried one so would just go with the pork one. Would recommend trying multiple if you can but if you just want 2 I'd go with the pan fried buns and steamed pork soup dumplings to get the variety. There was a line both times we went, but it goes by quick and not a long wait for the food either. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you're around. My favorite were the pan fried juicy buns! read more
Came here to try the soup dumplings, but honestly they were just average. Typically the soup is piping hot, but the dumplings here came out like warm. I had higher expectations going in, so I left a little underwhelmed. Seating is super limited, so be ready to wait. On the plus side, the prices are great and the service was really fast, we got our food in no time. read more
Located right on the side of Dragon City in Chinatown (corner of Dundas & Spadina) Juicy Dumplings is perfect for anyone looking for cheap eats. I found the prices are more than reasonable for the portion sizes. I ordered the standard Soup Dumplings and the Chicken Fried Dumplings, and thought they were good enough for the price point. The service is quick, and there's plenty of seating, making it a great spot for a casual, and filling meal. read more
Juicy Dumpling lived up to their "cheap and good" name! We ordered so much food and it only came out to around $40 after tax. Fed me and two others but we could have ordered a little more to feel full rather than just satisfied. Going clockwise in the photo starting from the lone steamed bun, this is what we had: - BBQ Pork Steamed Bun - $2.85 - Steamed Mini Soup Dumpling (Pork) - $4.99 for 6 - Pan Fried Mini Soup Dumpling (Pork) - $5.99 for 6 - Shrimp Wonton W/Spicy Sauce (8Pc) - $10.99 - Steamed Mini Soup Dumpling (Crab+Pork) - $7.59 for 6 - Pan Fried Shumai Pork&Onion (4pcs) - $3.99 My absolute favorite was the Pan Fried Pork & Onion Shumai which were so juicy, crispy, and flavorful. I think I could have like 20 of em. The Spicy Shrimp wontons were super plump and tasty as well. Everything else was good, but I wish the items came out hotter. If they were freshly steamed I expect them to burn my mouth lol. Service was meh. Person at the register didn't exchange any words with us at all. He honestly seemed quite fed up from what seems like a long and busy day. There is limited seating especially because this spot is constantly busy. Super casual vibes. Located in Chinatown and very close to university, I see why this place is so popular. read more
2 years ago
I can see the appeal of this place. The cheap and fast meal. It's okay, but I wouldn't say it's anything special. Definitely not my first choice for soup dumplings. The dumpling wrap was a little bit thick all around. The pan fried bottoms could've been more crispy. Overall, I think if you want a filling, cheap meal, this is your place. Don't expect amazing dumplings though. read more
2 years ago
Yep, this is the spot to hit up for dumplings on the go! Straightforward, fast, and very well priced! The dumplings are good for the price! Heck, I tried five different types! This is incomparable and practically impossible to get for the same price in the inflated ballooning economy of the USA. This would be called "tapas" or be glorified / "gourmet," and the total would come out to be $100 USD somehow (2024) for 5 orders of dumplings. So this order at Juicy Dumplings was very refreshing to me. It was good. And because it is affordable, I think gee, I wouldn't mind coming back. It was packed; tons of people were ordering and picking it up. It was fast-paced. Yep, another staple like Chinese fast food - awesome! read more
11 months ago
Pork bun was great. Food was good and service was fast. This is quick fix for dumplings. Scallion pancake was ok. Fried dough sticks reminded me of Chinatown in Kolkata. read more
It has been a few months since I was at Juicy Dumpling, but just came across the photo in my camera roll and was reminded that I never wrote a review. Juicy dumpling is very busy--for a good reason. The line was out the door and every table was taken, however, it was well worth the wait and eating the dumplings in our car. The restaurant doesn't look like much on the outside, or inside for that matter, but the food makes up for that. haha! Soup dumplings are some of my favorite things and these were so so good! The flavor was spot on and the price was very reasonable for 6 pan fried soup dumplings. We also got an order of the scallion pancakes, something I have always enjoyed as well. They were a bit on the oily side...but I think that is pretty typical of scallion pancakes. Simple menu, great food, definitely recommend! read more
I love dumplings. I have flagged coming to Juicy Dumpling for a while. I have come close to getting food from this eatery a couple of times within the last year, except that I ended up doing dim sum across the street. I didn't feel like it afterwards. However, I was in Chinatown in July for ice cream and bubble tea, so I was ready to grab takeout here. Juicy Dumpling is on Fantuan. I ordered these items through the app: - Steamed mini soup dumplings (6) - Pan-fried chicken dumplings (4) - Shrimp wonton (8) in a spicy sauce I got word that it would take twenty minutes to prepare. It was enough time for me to wrap up shopping at Chinatown Centre and walk up the street. Juicy Dumpling is part of Dragon Centre. I hadn't been here in eons. The eatery has a separate street entrance off Dundas Street West. You can also cut through the eatery to get to the mall. I got a man at the counter. I said that I had a Fantuan order and rattled off the last three digits of my order. He couldn't find my order. It was a bit troublesome. I showed him the order number off my app. He still couldn't find it. He had to ask his female colleague who immediately found my order packed in a paper bag with handles. Weird. It was the only downside to this experience. I thanked both folks and headed out the door, and around the corner to my car. There is seating at this eatery. I'd say that it was 60% full when I was there at around 7:30 pm. Seating is limited, so there's always the food court if there isn't any free seating. I had thought about eating my food at home. However, it smelled so good next to me in the car that I ate everything immediately. I had enough paid parking time to indulge. The pan-fried chicken dumplings were excellent. The wrapper on each one was crispy at the bottom and delicious all around. The chicken filling was generous and seasoned nicely. The dumplings were a bit oiler than I had expected. They glistened, to the point where I thought that they were dumpling bodybuilders. However, they didn't taste greasy. I had the soup dumplings next. They were delicate. Each one had delicious soup in them. I wish that they had more soup. Perhaps it was such a hot day that a lot of it had evaporated by the time I got to my car. The broth was divine and the pork filling was excellent. I then indulged in the shrimp wontons in a spicy sauce. It was my least favourite because it needed more flavour. The shrimp were fresh, but weren't seasoned. This dish needed more green onions and flavouring to make it special. The spicy sauce was hot and didn't have any flavour to help out the natural shrimp flavour of the wontons. Green onions would have helped. I'd be happy if there were peanuts or some garnish. It was unseasoned shrimp in a spicy sauce. Boring. I'd return for more dumplings. I'd pass on the hot shrimp wontons. Stick to the pork and chicken fillings instead. (340) read more
2 years ago
Came here for lunch today. It was pretty busy and hard to get seating, as it's limited. But turnover is quick, so if you wait around, you should be able to get seating. I ordered the pork soup dumplings, pork pan fried juicy buns and the shrimp wonton soup - all were flavourful, delicious and a good size. My favourite were the soup dumplings. I look forward to returning again. read more
Made a quick stop here for soup dumplings. The shop was located inside Dragon City Mall in China town. It's a small shop with some inside seating. We were lucky and there were no lines and we were able to snag a table. I got the crab and pork dumplings and a bbq pork bun. The order was made quickly and everything was fresh and hot. The soup dumpling was nice with thin skin and meaty inside. I couldn't really taste the crab, so I'll prob stick to pork ones next time. The pork bun was my favorite. The bread was soft and fluffy and the filling was so good. It's not red like the traditional ones that I've had, but I would go back for these buns again!! Overall, a good stop to satisfy my dumpling cravings. read more
Cheap and quick, you can easily grab a dumpling order (steamed or fried) for under $5. I was impressed to see that our fried dumplings actually had a nice char on them and were juicy and filling. We ordered one fried chicken dumpling, one fried soup dumpling and some scallion pancakes for all under $25. Not bad for a quick lunch for two. Not much seating for such a busy place, but tables turn over quickly so just wait around for one. read more
If you look for fast food soup dumplings with good ingredients, this is a good choice. This place is a good food to try below $10. Great affordable food can be found here. We have several different soup dumplings. They are all good to have. Sack skin, good meat, plenty of soup and more. This fast food is fast and easy. Love it. Order through counter. Seat is limited. Very popular. I would recommend it. read more
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280 Spadina Ave
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