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    Happy Dim Sum Bakery

    3.8 (93 reviews)
    InexpensiveDim Sum
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Fried Crab claw
    Michelle T.

    Happy Dim Sum is my new favourite dim sum place. I love their steamed shrimp rice rolls, eggs tarts and this fried cake. The fried cake is similar to radish cake, but this one is without radish. It is fried with egg, and the cake is savoury; you can eat it by itself or with hot/soy sauce. Super cheap dim sum but also really tasty! You could also buy frozen products to steam at home.

    ....mHMmm yum
    S L.

    I found this place for dim sum for Chinese New year via Yelp. It's a great find. There was a lineup out the door. It was a bit confusing because only one person was allowed in the store at a time and the order forms were inside. I ordered shrimp dumplings, shrimp and pork shu mai (interesting they had variety of diff shu mai!), Fried shrimp dumplings, shrimp rolls, chicken feet, taro buns, shrimp spring rolls, seasame balls... Need I say more... There was so many options! The prices were pretty amazing for 2.50-3$ for most the dishes. They seem to be very busy with takeout and it makes sense. Cheap and yummy and loads of fried foods. Mhmmm....

    Dim sum feast
    Christine Q.

    Because of the pandemic, my favorite dim sum places have shut down. The experience of ordering dim sum from cards or off a menu at a restaurant is just no longer possible with covid going around. With another variant going around, I wasn't about to wait until the end of the pandemic to get my dim sum fixed. And that's why I decided to come here so I can make my own dim sum. They have a decent selection of frozen dim sum here. All the usuals, such as shrimp dumplings, sumai, potstickers, lotus wrapped rice, and barbecue pork buns are all available frozen. The first time I came here, I grabbed a bunch of those and I was rather satisfied. On my second visit, I decided to try the stuff hot. However, I wasn't too impressed with some of the items that are only available prepared instead of frozen. The rice noodle roll was thick and sticky and kind of dry. The stuff that was available Frozen were about the same quality as if I had just steamed it up myself. The other prepared only options that actually impressed me was the rice cakes which was absolutely delicious, and the pork and ancient egg congee which actually used big pieces of pork. In conclusion, the frozen menu is great and can substitute for many of the prepared items, but definitely don't miss out on the fried rice cakes!

    Sticky rice with pork; shrimp with chives dumplings; and shrimp/pork sui mai
    Gordon X.

    Happy Dim Sum provides good dim sum at a very low price point. The sticky rice with pork was quite yummy. The very small shrimp/pork sui mai and small shrimp with chives dumplings tasted good. Service was good. Seating is limited to 6 tables which accommodates almost 40. The decor could use a lot lot of improvement. The "hole in the wall" description by other Yelp reviewers is accurate. Happy Dim Sum is recommended for those looking for great dim sum value.

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    Lance T.

    I found out about Happy a few years ago when my friend brought us after a night out. Now Happy has been a weekend breakfast/lunch/brunch option for many people. Happy is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant where only locals would know about and it is THE best and cheapest dim sum restaurant in the GTA and you can take my word for it. There's really nothing else to add but where else can you find fresh and tasty large 4 piece shrimp dimpling for $2.50?! The best part about happy is that they do not cheap out in the size of the dishes considering the price.

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    Mika T.

    This place is amazing! Very affordable dim sum, came out to ~$27 for 8 dishes which is a really good deal. Ordered a variety of dishes and everything was really yummy except for the soup dumplings, which didn't really have soup in it (haha). They also sell uncooked dim sum so you have an option of cooking it at home. Will definitely come back again.

    Vivian B.

    Been recommended by a few people to check this place out. Just so happened to be passing by that area so dropped by! Came on a sat late afternoon and it was still really busy. The shop itself doesn't look nice. Run down but didn't stop people from coming. It was busy, and there was a line up. I thought the line up was the line. You had to be at the front to get a number and a menu to order ahead of time. I think we only waited for about 30 mins and had to squish with a random group. We didn't mind this we just wanted food lol. Everything came out in a timely manner. I enjoyed all the dishes we had. Only thing that was different to me was the shrimp and pork siu Mai. I can't explain it. Tastes different from what I'm used to. Oh. Another thing that was different was the fried taro rolls. I was expecting it to be puffy?? It was in a form of a spring roll which I didn't like. Along with the shrimp spring rolls. The wonton version is better. Generally everything else was really good. I believe this place is cash only. I liked this place, I would come back.

    Taylor K.

    On our last day in Toronto we decided to grab dim sum for the last time before heading to the airport. We found this place near by and decided to try it out. The name of the store says bakery, but they have a handful selection that are self serve that you can purchase like dan ta etc. The nice thing about this place is that you can order your items and they come out fresh vs. carts going around. I noticed lot of people would come in and purchase big bags of frozen ha cao or shu mai etc to take home. Those are sold in larger quantities like 20 or 50 pcs which would be nice to have in the freezer... Too bad I don't live near there. The interior of the place... Well, it's more of a whole in the wall. It can definitely use a face lift and a good scrub down. They do offer seating and when we got there on a Saturday morning around 11:30am, we had couple parties in front of us waiting. Since the place is a bit tight, you may be sitting next to someone else. They do a pretty good job packing everyone in and seemed to accommodate larger parties as well. Kinda reminded me of being in Asia. The food for me I would say was definitely a 2 or 3 stars. My son wanted regular plain soy sauce, but they said the only sauce they had was the one on the table which to me tasted like the usually shrimp noodle sauce+sesame oil? We ate it fine, but my son ended up not eating anything. Overall the servers are very efficient at getting people seated and fed. I'm not for sure, but I didn't see a credit card machine and everyone seemed to pay in cash. Luckily, I had some Canadian dollars left that I was able to use to pay for our food.

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    Inexpensive dim sum option (takeout only). Tip: Call ahead and place order as they are made to order.

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    First time to visit the store but found out Takeout only. No sitting. Don't come if you plan to dinner in.

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    Good place, reasonable pricing. Takes time but looked like they are better known for frozen dumplings and dim sum.

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