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We came to Lucky Seafood House to try a new place :) Tea was full bodied, and although the wrap on the xiaolongbao was a little thick, the inside was juicy and meaty, so it was a good trade-off. Their seafood dumpling in soup was fantastic! Lots of shrimp and it even comes with an abalone :) Def don't rec the squid: too oily and tbh not fried enough. We were seated in room C so it was a little hard to get service but it was also Christmas eve so I understand it was busy. The ladies really tried their best!
Went for Saturday morning dim sum, there wasn't a line up as it wasn't busy yet at 930am. Prices are more on the higher scale than your typical dim sum. Food was great overall, especially the egg tarts, the kids loved it! Service was on point
I came here because of TikTok. I should have read the reviews first. During the week if you pay with cash and dine in between 9am - 3pm, all small, medium and large items are $4.98 each (the price of S). On weekends and Canadian/Chinese holidays it's until 11:30am. Between 11:30am-3pm, those S,M,L items are $5.68. Aside from S, M and L, there's also XL at $7.98, SP at $8.98 and J at $11.98. They also offer main dishes at different prices. Tea is $2.50/pp. By 11am the restaurant was full with diners. I thought the color choices for the interior were interesting. I didn't see any small tables for 2 people, they were at least for 4 or more. We ordered mostly L items to get the most bang for our buck. Everything we had was just average. Nothing stood out for me to get me to come back. The dumpling wrappers were thick. The sticky rice in lotus leaf was missing Chinese sausage, mushrooms and dried shrimp. It just had one small piece of salted egg yolk with bits of meat. You get what you pay for.
I'm giving it a five because I enjoyed it, my husband loved it. They had all our regular dim sum dishes, plus a few others we might try later. A very good solid variety . The portions are decent for the price. Every dish looked like a pic. We had to ask for hot sauce and mustard, but with everything else being spot on, could dock a point for that. All the food came to the table hot and fresh. The deep fried crispy came to the table hot, we had to let it cool. We were very pleased with the quality . The service was excellent. When we put our tea pot to the side, it was filled promptly. They even changed my tea cup plate when I wasn't looking, to remove the bones. It's very clean, a great ambiance. Although well decorated with fancy ceiling lights, fabric table cloths and chair covers, it had a very relaxed homey feeling. It was very comfortable and cozy. We checked out the set menus and they looked good, and were reasonably priced. but you need to read Chinese or have a translation on your phone. It's a place we will be hosting my husband's family at in the future based on this experience.
The food is standard, nothing crazy to rave about. The venue is relatively spacious and clean. I would probably come back if I was in the area, but wouldn't go out of the way for it. Their food is more on the blend side, so better for older people. Cons: They charge you tea money even if you're not drinking tea at the table. We went for coffee before going here, so we told them we just want water. When the bill came, we were still charged for tea, even though there was no tea at our table. It was $2.5/ person for "tea"
Lucky Seafood House offer Cantonese food at a reasonable price. I love all their specials: weekdays dim sum for (S,M,L) $4.98 all day! I went on a Monday after 1 pm and got seated right away. Their dim sum menu has a good selections and even their specials are tempting! Portion of food is large and made fresh when ordered. The taste though fell short and a little disappointing. Out of the 8+ dishes we ordered the only item I would suggested would be: Pork Liver Rice Rolls. 12% mandatory service charge pre tax which is added to the bill. Reasonable but unfortunately service was lacking as they were understaffed. Lucky Seafood House is ok if you just want to eat some dim sum for cheap. I hope moving forward they could make the necessary improvement both on their food and services.
Place is located on Woodbine and Steeles in the basement of a building. There's a Zen Q nearby bubble tea nearby. The place is quite spacious with a few private rooms available. There's also Karaoke at night if you wish, just ask the owner. Went here with a friend for dimsum, they have it for weekdays about $5 per dish S,M,L (SP, XL, J are extra) until 3pm. I forgot to take pics but we ordered scallop for $6 which was quite delicious (only photo I took). Also got some beef rice roll, dough fritter rice roll - honestly not that good because the rice rolls were pretty sticky and thick. I won't be ordering the beef anymore but I'll order shrimp next time. Shrimp spring roll is mediocre, sauce isn't that amazing but just okay. The good ones were the pancake nuts dessert, chicken cilantro dumplings. I have yet to try their siu mai, as I was too full but will surely come here next time.
This was a very decent place and close to home. They have all the common dishes that everyone likes, so it was a good variety. The best part was most sizes were $4.98. The bill was very reasonable! The place itself needs a facelift. Food was generous in portion but average in taste. Not bad not outstanding! Not super memorable but we'll likely come again.
Average dim sum place but you're able to make a reservation even on holidays which is helpful for big groups. Service was good, decor is traditional Chinese. The dim sum is fine - I wouldn't hesitate to go but don't especially stand out. Super affordable - less than $5 a dim sum (all sizes). We were a group of 8 and our total came to $155 including tax, tips and tea fee.
DIM SUM deal for those who sleep in! Most dim sum places offer morning special (same price for S/M/L) that usually ends around 11am. But, until 3pm?!! That's rare to see.The spot isn't super fancy, but they serve yummy dim sum and friendly service $4.98 Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Sat-Sun 9am-11:30am $5.68 Sat-Sun 11:30am-3pm My all-time dim sum picks: -Har Gow (L) -Siu Mai (L) -Beef Ball (M) -Beef Tripe (L) -Chicken Feet (L) -Ham Shui Kok (M) In some other places, classic dimsum choices aren't included in the special price. Glad this place does :)
Not a bad option for dim sum, especially considering the long line-ups at the restaurants just across the street. I imagine the location plays a role in this - it's a bit harder to see from Woodbine, and doesn't have a very flashy exterior. The inside layout is also a bit odd and isn't the most accessible especially for elders. That aside, the food is pretty good and the price is great. They are one of the few places I've observed that still offer pre-11AM deals. It is only $4.98 for S, M, L dishes before 11AM. This is an extremely good deal. Their portions are normal and the taste is authentic. I truly believe you cannot find cheaper dim sum in the GTA anymore. They have all the normal dishes but nothing too unique or special on the menu. The restaurant did fill up but it wasn't full the entire time we were there. When we first arrived at 9:30AM there were plenty of available tables. I can appreciate a restaurant with no wait these days. Our bill was around $150 I believe, for 10 people. Very very reasonable.
We had a birthday celebration dinner, so we ordered the $638 dinner combo for 10 PP. It was very well made. I particularly liked the big lobster dish and the abalone with goose feet dish. They were expertly made, and delicious. There was enough food to feed the 11 of us. The service was good. The servers replaced our plates and tea regularly. The restaurant wasn't busy during our visit, which was a pity. I really recommend the dinner experience here.
Value-for-money dim sum in Markham (time-limited). Service: Similar to other dim sum restaurants, except they were fully staffed on a Wednesday morning and they weren't too busy, so it was quite attentive. Food: The portion of dim sum for each dish was hearty and of great value. The har gow was full of plump and juicy shrimp, the steamed rice roll was similar and also included some veggies inside which was quite unique. We also really liked the other steamed dishes, with the beef tripe being nice and tender, and the steamed bean curd was delicious as well. The deep fried taro dumplings were also very crispy and flakey, especially as it was in a fresh batch of oil Everything tasted as it should, and although not as fancy as other restaurants in the area, the prices are very reasonable (if you arrive before 3:00pm on a weekday or 11:30am on a weekend). The tea/sitting fee was quite pricey for the quality served, and the 12% service charge is tacked on top of your bill as well. Ambience: Docked a star for the ambience, as it was in a plaza that's quite dated and in the basement no less, with long hallways from the entrance. Inside, the decor is fairly similar to other Chinese restaurants, although there weren't too many tables. The Christmas/holiday music was also a bit distracting, as they played the same song on repeat for an hour before the manager noticed, but I assume that's not a typical experience. Overall: Good food and good portions for a good price. Tip: Place your order before 3:00pm on weekdays and 11:30am on weekends for the special dim sum pricing!
This seems to be a go-to spot for my inlaws for dimsum given their dim sum early bird special where Medium and Large dishes are classified as small. We ordered a bunch of dishes, most notably their red rice roll stuffed with spring roll is something new and unique to any other dim sum spots in the area. It's pretty good! I wouldn't say top quality but certainly hits the spot. They also have an incredible lunch special as well exclusively for take out, we ordered some e-fu noodles and it came with free pork congee for I think $12 (takeout only deal). I mean service is what it is... don't expect steller service but the food is solid and the service is efficient. read more
4 months ago
Lucky Seafood House is a popular restaurant for seafood lovers who enjoy lobster, clams, shrimps and fish. They have a loyal following of regular restaurant patrons and the service is outstanding. The black bean clams looked good when the waitress brought them out to the table alongside a large bowl of chicken soup and several dim sum dishes. They have special combo menu options available which offer great value for large groups. Extensive dim sum menu options which are available before mid-afternoon. Automatic 12% service charge is added to your bill. read more
9 months ago
We came to Lucky Seafood House to try a new place :) Tea was full bodied, and although the wrap on the xiaolongbao was a little thick, the inside was juicy and meaty, so it was a good trade-off. Their seafood dumpling in soup was fantastic! Lots of shrimp and it even comes with an abalone :) Def don't rec the squid: too oily and tbh not fried enough. We were seated in room C so it was a little hard to get service but it was also Christmas eve so I understand it was busy. The ladies really tried their best! read more
Went for Saturday morning dim sum, there wasn't a line up as it wasn't busy yet at 930am. Prices are more on the higher scale than your typical dim sum. Food was great overall, especially the egg tarts, the kids loved it! Service was on point read more
1 year ago
I came here because of TikTok. I should have read the reviews first. During the week if you pay with cash and dine in between 9am - 3pm, all small, medium and large items are $4.98 each (the price of S). On weekends and Canadian/Chinese holidays it's until 11:30am. Between 11:30am-3pm, those S,M,L items are $5.68. Aside from S, M and L, there's also XL at $7.98, SP at $8.98 and J at $11.98. They also offer main dishes at different prices. Tea is $2.50/pp. By 11am the restaurant was full with diners. I thought the color choices for the interior were interesting. I didn't see any small tables for 2 people, they were at least for 4 or more. We ordered mostly L items to get the most bang for our buck. Everything we had was just average. Nothing stood out for me to get me to come back. The dumpling wrappers were thick. The sticky rice in lotus leaf was missing Chinese sausage, mushrooms and dried shrimp. It just had one small piece of salted egg yolk with bits of meat. You get what you pay for. read more
7 months ago
I'm giving it a five because I enjoyed it, my husband loved it. They had all our regular dim sum dishes, plus a few others we might try later. A very good solid variety . The portions are decent for the price. Every dish looked like a pic. We had to ask for hot sauce and mustard, but with everything else being spot on, could dock a point for that. All the food came to the table hot and fresh. The deep fried crispy came to the table hot, we had to let it cool. We were very pleased with the quality . The service was excellent. When we put our tea pot to the side, it was filled promptly. They even changed my tea cup plate when I wasn't looking, to remove the bones. It's very clean, a great ambiance. Although well decorated with fancy ceiling lights, fabric table cloths and chair covers, it had a very relaxed homey feeling. It was very comfortable and cozy. We checked out the set menus and they looked good, and were reasonably priced. but you need to read Chinese or have a translation on your phone. It's a place we will be hosting my husband's family at in the future based on this experience. read more
The food is standard, nothing crazy to rave about. The venue is relatively spacious and clean. I would probably come back if I was in the area, but wouldn't go out of the way for it. Their food is more on the blend side, so better for older people. Cons: They charge you tea money even if you're not drinking tea at the table. We went for coffee before going here, so we told them we just want water. When the bill came, we were still charged for tea, even though there was no tea at our table. It was $2.5/ person for "tea" read more
1 year ago
Lucky Seafood House offer Cantonese food at a reasonable price. I love all their specials: weekdays dim sum for (S,M,L) $4.98 all day! I went on a Monday after 1 pm and got seated right away. Their dim sum menu has a good selections and even their specials are tempting! Portion of food is large and made fresh when ordered. The taste though fell short and a little disappointing. Out of the 8+ dishes we ordered the only item I would suggested would be: Pork Liver Rice Rolls. 12% mandatory service charge pre tax which is added to the bill. Reasonable but unfortunately service was lacking as they were understaffed. Lucky Seafood House is ok if you just want to eat some dim sum for cheap. I hope moving forward they could make the necessary improvement both on their food and services. read more
1 year ago
Place is located on Woodbine and Steeles in the basement of a building. There's a Zen Q nearby bubble tea nearby. The place is quite spacious with a few private rooms available. There's also Karaoke at night if you wish, just ask the owner. Went here with a friend for dimsum, they have it for weekdays about $5 per dish S,M,L (SP, XL, J are extra) until 3pm. I forgot to take pics but we ordered scallop for $6 which was quite delicious (only photo I took). Also got some beef rice roll, dough fritter rice roll - honestly not that good because the rice rolls were pretty sticky and thick. I won't be ordering the beef anymore but I'll order shrimp next time. Shrimp spring roll is mediocre, sauce isn't that amazing but just okay. The good ones were the pancake nuts dessert, chicken cilantro dumplings. I have yet to try their siu mai, as I was too full but will surely come here next time. read more
This was a very decent place and close to home. They have all the common dishes that everyone likes, so it was a good variety. The best part was most sizes were $4.98. The bill was very reasonable! The place itself needs a facelift. Food was generous in portion but average in taste. Not bad not outstanding! Not super memorable but we'll likely come again. read more
Average dim sum place but you're able to make a reservation even on holidays which is helpful for big groups. Service was good, decor is traditional Chinese. The dim sum is fine - I wouldn't hesitate to go but don't especially stand out. Super affordable - less than $5 a dim sum (all sizes). We were a group of 8 and our total came to $155 including tax, tips and tea fee. read more
DIM SUM deal for those who sleep in! Most dim sum places offer morning special (same price for S/M/L) that usually ends around 11am. But, until 3pm?!! That's rare to see.The spot isn't super fancy, but they serve yummy dim sum and friendly service $4.98 Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Sat-Sun 9am-11:30am $5.68 Sat-Sun 11:30am-3pm My all-time dim sum picks: -Har Gow (L) -Siu Mai (L) -Beef Ball (M) -Beef Tripe (L) -Chicken Feet (L) -Ham Shui Kok (M) In some other places, classic dimsum choices aren't included in the special price. Glad this place does :) read more
Not a bad option for dim sum, especially considering the long line-ups at the restaurants just across the street. I imagine the location plays a role in this - it's a bit harder to see from Woodbine, and doesn't have a very flashy exterior. The inside layout is also a bit odd and isn't the most accessible especially for elders. That aside, the food is pretty good and the price is great. They are one of the few places I've observed that still offer pre-11AM deals. It is only $4.98 for S, M, L dishes before 11AM. This is an extremely good deal. Their portions are normal and the taste is authentic. I truly believe you cannot find cheaper dim sum in the GTA anymore. They have all the normal dishes but nothing too unique or special on the menu. The restaurant did fill up but it wasn't full the entire time we were there. When we first arrived at 9:30AM there were plenty of available tables. I can appreciate a restaurant with no wait these days. Our bill was around $150 I believe, for 10 people. Very very reasonable. read more
We had a birthday celebration dinner, so we ordered the $638 dinner combo for 10 PP. It was very well made. I particularly liked the big lobster dish and the abalone with goose feet dish. They were expertly made, and delicious. There was enough food to feed the 11 of us. The service was good. The servers replaced our plates and tea regularly. The restaurant wasn't busy during our visit, which was a pity. I really recommend the dinner experience here. read more
2 years ago
Value-for-money dim sum in Markham (time-limited). Service: Similar to other dim sum restaurants, except they were fully staffed on a Wednesday morning and they weren't too busy, so it was quite attentive. Food: The portion of dim sum for each dish was hearty and of great value. The har gow was full of plump and juicy shrimp, the steamed rice roll was similar and also included some veggies inside which was quite unique. We also really liked the other steamed dishes, with the beef tripe being nice and tender, and the steamed bean curd was delicious as well. The deep fried taro dumplings were also very crispy and flakey, especially as it was in a fresh batch of oil Everything tasted as it should, and although not as fancy as other restaurants in the area, the prices are very reasonable (if you arrive before 3:00pm on a weekday or 11:30am on a weekend). The tea/sitting fee was quite pricey for the quality served, and the 12% service charge is tacked on top of your bill as well. Ambience: Docked a star for the ambience, as it was in a plaza that's quite dated and in the basement no less, with long hallways from the entrance. Inside, the decor is fairly similar to other Chinese restaurants, although there weren't too many tables. The Christmas/holiday music was also a bit distracting, as they played the same song on repeat for an hour before the manager noticed, but I assume that's not a typical experience. Overall: Good food and good portions for a good price. Tip: Place your order before 3:00pm on weekdays and 11:30am on weekends for the special dim sum pricing! read more
It was our second visit for dim sum. The first visit was on a Saturday at 2:00pm. The tea service charge is $2.50 per person. The dim sum for six people came to $147.00 and included a 12.5% gratuity. The second visit was on a Tuesday and we were seated at 11:00 in one of the rooms as the main dining room was full. It was quite peaceful in the room away from the main dining room, however, a con is a server only came by occasionally. We ordered: Bean curd roll Steamed Chicken Feet Steamed beef ball Har Gow Sui Mai Fried fish maw Egg tart Sesame Balls (with the molten salted egg) Dim Sum S, M, L are all $4.98 up to 3:00pm weekdays I think we will return to this restaurant again and try it out for dinner. read more
1 year ago
I ordered takeout over the phone, but it seemed like the person who took my order had a hard time understanding English. I asked for "deep fried squid with salt and peppers," but when I got home, I realized they gave me "stir-fried onions with blackbeans" --which had tons onions with bell peppers and only a few pieces of squid for $24.50! The fried rice noodles with beef were plain, with no flavor, and cost $19.80. The shrimp fried rice, which also included chicken and beef, was similarly bland and priced at $24.50. In total, I spent $80 and felt completely ripped off and unsatisfied. I would not recommend this place for placing take outs! read more
Went here with family. First, there are a decent amount of parking spots available. Getting in and out is a little difficult. There is wheelchair accessible ramp but looks a little steep Ambiance - 3/5: big restaurant. For a weekday, they were very full. Unfortunately they put us in a tiny room - feels like a storage area turned into extra tables and seats. We kept our voices low as other tables seemed to have minimal conversations. There are wheelchair accessible washrooms. Overall, the washrooms were clean. Service - 3/5: I was told by other family members that the service was very good from their experiences. Unfortunately, on this day, we receoved mediocre service. We got seated relatively quickly. However, it was difficult finding people to help us. I suppose they have different ranks - those that bring food vs those that refill water/tea/take your orders. Our requests such as getting take out boxes kept being bounced between servers. Food - 3.75/5: the food isn't bad but I'm not sure that it's worth the price. The food came out hot and overall quickly. We had to chase down 2 of our orders at the end though. We ordered quite a lot of food that day: -Shredded Meat With Preserve Egg Congee: decent sized bowl, adequate amount of meat/egg vs congee ratio -House Made BBQ Pork Bun: crispy topping, filling was a little too sweet for me -Pork & Shrimp Dumpling (siu mai): decent, similar to other dimsum places -Pork Liver Rice Roll: I liked it. The liver was bouncy, not grainy -Pan fried turnip cake: too much flour compaired to other ingredients. Felt like it was undercooked -Pork rice roll: sticky, had little pork filling -Soup Dumplings: good amount of juices. There's supposed to be 6 but I ate one before I remembered to take a photo -Steamed sitcky rice wrapped in lotus leaf: it's good, slightly bigger than other dimsum places -pan fried shrimp/chive dumplings: it's ok, nothing special -Chicken feet: pretty standard -shrimp dumplings (har gow): good amoint of shrimp pieces, the wrapper was thin enough. Overall: 3.5/5 - mixed reviews about this place for me. read more
Before 11:30am SML items are $5 cash only. A 12% service charge is automatically added to your bill. We arrived just before 10am on a Saturday morning. As I was told it gets busy as people come in to get the deal. We had the classics har gow, sui mai, cheong fun, chicken feet, chui chow dumplings, spinach shrimp dumplings and eggplant, bbq pork buns. The food came quickly enough and hot. Portion size was decent too. Unfortunately I found the shrimp to have that icky taste that many shrimp have now and honestly I can barely swallow it. The eggplant came with fish slices that had the same taste. Food 2 stars Ambience 3-4 stars place is nice Service 3 stars - we sat in the back room so it harder to get service there though quieter which is nice So would I go back? Likely not Was it ok? Yes it was ok but since their shrimp was so inferior, and I eat a lot of shrimp items, it would not be worth my while. read more
First time I tried the dim sum and it was AMAZING. it was so good. Everything came out piping hot and good size portions. I was told there are dim sum chefs here which makes a huge difference. This is a top contender for one of the best dim sum spot in markham. Then we came for dinner and it was also AMAZING! Sweet and sour pork. Salt & pepper squid and pork chips. The beef rice noodle dish was on point. All my childhood favorite were so well made. Definitly recommend this place for dim sum and dinner. read more
New renovated Chinese restaurant on the old site of 好久不见。 turns out to be another good place for dim sum and Cantonese cuisine. Inside seating area are big, and staff is welcoming. It's also busy during the special discount time, but still less line up compared to other places.we ordered 14items, most of them are good quality, good portion with reasonable price。 deep fried dim sum are fresh and crispy. The least liked ones are congee and deep fried dough sticks, fried octopus , 雪山包，the favorite ones are 流沙芝麻煎堆和咸水角。 Will come back to try their lobster and duck combos next time. read more
Dined in for dim sum in a weekday with my parents. They're were quite busy for a weekday. They have early bird special if you order before 11am. We got a variety of dim sum dishes and they were all fresh and delicious. My fave was the bean curd roll, suimai and durian pastry. Not sure why this place is being bad reviews. They have average dim sum (more fresh than some dim sum places) and is a great value. Would definitely come back! read more
Large traditional Chinese restaurant specializing in seafood dishes. Must be popular as it was jamming on a Friday evening. Their seafood combo dinners are reasonably priced. Lobster and crab were cooked to perfection, crab was especially sweet and lobster meat was firm and fresh tasting. Peking duck skin with accompanied round thin flat bread, garnishings and hoisin sauce was decadent, not good for your heart and cholesterol levels but hey yolo. All in all, a great dining experience with reasonably priced fresh seafood dishes, amen read more
Dinner tonight for early Chinese new year celebration. Dinner for 4 set has fried Vancouver crab, deep fried fish bone and stir fried fish, sweet and sour pork, organic chicken, veggie . And lastly dessert. It is not bad. Cash price is $148. I added beef cube, friend rice and clam. The server is very friendly and helpful. The place is clean. It is not busy on Wednesday night before Chinese new year. read more
Keep in mind aside from (S), (M), (L), they have (SP) items mixed in the menu, which they charge the full price of $8.98 even before 11am. Just beware of this. Could have been made more clearly on the menu for the customers. In terms of food, nothing really special. Dimsum was just regular items and could easily be found in the neighborhood. This is just a very average dimsum place. Nothing spectacular to highlight at all. The servers were okay friendly and the parking lot was spacious. Cannot make any other recommendations in my honest opinion to the Yelp community here. read more
Peking duck is good, the portion size for everything is huge. The Sweet and sour pork is crispy. It wasn't too busy on a Sunday night as well. Service is good, like many traditional Chinese restaurant, it is a bit noisy, but hey that's how it is. read more
Came here on a Saturday night for dinner with family and luckily we made a reservation as it was extremely busy. There were also two wedding parties here. The prices for their dinner combos were decent and the portion was pretty big for each dish. The food was on point. We come here often for dim sum and dinner because their prices are great. Would definitely recommend this restaurant and would be returning again! read more
Lucky Seafood House is definitely a hidden gem for dim sum as you probably won't notice it driving by. We only knew about this place because we saw it on the day we had jerk chicken at Cravin. The interior isn't m fancy as what you see in todays dim sum places, but it's definitely worth visiting. We came on a long weekend lunch, and luckily as a table of 2, we didn't have to wait too long. Their menu offers many classic dim sum dishes, so you don't need to worry about finding something to enjoy. We only tried four dishes since we didn't have a big group, and my favorite was definitely the Fried Dough Rice Roll w Pork Floss. The other dim sums we got also tasted great, but that rice roll stole the show for me. My only complaint is that it took quite a long time for the first dish to come (the Deep Fried Taro Dumplings), but other than that, we enjoyed the food. I would definitely come here again for dim sum, especially since they're more hidden, the lineups aren't as crazy as other ones I usually visit. IG: Ayeween read more
New location of Double Lucky that used to be across from Markville. Same management and staff. The interior is nicely-decorated and spacious but the layout's kind of awkward. Came here for lunch and the portions and quality of their dim sum is alright for the price, some items were better or more worth it than others. They also do have early bird pricing if you go in before 11 am except on holidays. Lots of reviews about rude service, but the service was fine for us, similar to any other Chinese restaurant. All in all a good choice for dim sum in the area. read more
We went for family dinner at lucky seafood house and we were impressed. Like any chinese restaurant there is an extensive menu with individual plates or combo sets to choose from depending on the party size. All the seafood dishes were great. I enjoyed the lobster the most The crab had a bit of a spicy kick, but i'm not usually one for fried crab. The fish was flavorful and saucy. The duck was great as always. And our favorite is always the snow pea shoots! The restaurant itself is very spacious, and the staff were all very attentive. Literally off the 404, it's a great spot just outside Toronto for chinese food. read more
3 years ago
Service is really really bad. The manager ignores guests and you feel more like atm machine to them. Ask for some hot sauce from the waitress and she actually says 'later' and go about to do other things. Had to ask 3 times and it wasn't busy. The ladies carrying out the dim sum are nice but that's about all. I've been for both dim sum and dinner to make sure it wasn't a one time thing. And for dinner portions are small. I think there are better places to spend a few hundred dollars. I had high hopes for another good dim sum restaurant. I guess you can see why their competitors across the street has people waiting outside the doors. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
Glad to see this restaurant is receiving low ratings and rightfully so. We went there for our Lunar New Year Dinner. We booked one of the private room but when we got there, we were given a smaller room. And they did bother to apologize. Their karaoke system was the the worst I have experienced. And the manager blame us for screwing up the karaoke system, and we responded back that we did nothing to it. Super terrible service. The food was good, but we paid a lot of money for it read more
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