Food was yummy…read more Service was average. Like other Chinese restaurants. Ambiance is ok. Overall I was surprise with the taste of the food. I went to dim sum once and it was ok. Dinner this time was good.

Dim Sum at Lobster Port is one of the best in the area. Lobster Port is slightly more expensive but…read moreit makes up in portion size. Their per plate cost is higher than some other Dim Sum restaurants, but each item's size makes it almost twice the amount of food. We were here as a party of three to enjoy their brunch. Their menu is very clear and self-explanatory, the plate size is priced and any special dishes have their offer right next to the item. Once you've filled it out, a staff member will review and enter the order and return your order form with a copy of the kitchen's order. As your items arrive, the server will check it off the list. Double check your list and/or call someone over if anything is taking too long. Everything we ordered seemed to have been freshly made to order so the first few dishes does take a bit of time, about 5-10 mins before the whole order was completed in about 30 mins. The atmosphere at Lobster Port is very bright and open, they have a decently high ceiling and good spacing between tables and have separate private dining rooms for private events/parties. The service and plating is very professional and upscale as well. The tea service comes in three pots, the hot water pot to refill the brewing pot, which you use to refill the serving pot, which itself is on a tea light to keep it warm. The tea is strong and refills are free as expected at a Chinese restaurant. They have a cash discount on the menu if you eat in early on M-F excluding holidays. Due to the portion size, start you order with around 2-3 dishes per person before adding on. We took some home as leftovers at 9 total dishes. We ordered... - the deep fried taro pork dumpling: the taro is very fresh and not oily - the steamed signature bbq pork rice noodle roll: the filling is very well balanced and fully stuffs the rice noodles and sticks very well to it, it is the best dish by far of all the Dim Sum I've tried - the lotus leaf sticky rice was very fragrant and stuffed with fillings - the pan fried turnip cake was super soft and fluffy - the siu mai was so large it looks like two in one - the har gow was massive and filled to the brim - the steamed spare ribs with taro: was pretty mid, it's good but nothing special - the crispy crusted baked sago pudding: was interesting, eat it right when it comes out to be fresh and hot, but can definitely pass on this, its basically like a hot rice pudding Overall, the food was very balanced, clean tasting, not oily, and under seasoned (in a good way). Their soy sauce is very light and fragrant and goes with everything well. Will definitely be coming back to try the buns and other steams items.

Finally trying this place…read more We went early so there was no lineup. The restaurant is clean and of a good size. We had the before 5pm early special which includes a drink. It really is the full dish at an extra $2 price for the drink. The food came quickly. Chicken Rice Noodle: Had a good wok hay flavour on noodle however, it was lacking a bit on the flavour side. The chicken texture was a little weird. Salt and pepper Squid - needed salt. Nothing special. Beef and veggies rice noodle was bland. Needed more sauce. Overall - food was lacking in flavour and more salt. The drinks were good. Received bean dessert at the end of the meal.

My family's go to Chinese restaurant. We went for a dinner and thankfully we called for…read morereservations. The place was packed on the weekend and there were large parties waiting by the door. The food here is always fresh, just enough saltiness, and good portions. The price you pay is very good compared to other restaurants of the same style and area.

Had dim sum here and thought the experience was just okay. Some dishes were good like the baked bbq…read morebuns, the siu mai, and some dishes were really not, such as the crab claw which tasted fishy and off, and the turnip and radish cake which lacked any flavour or seasoning. Ambience is nice but not a lot of tasty dishes for me to visit again.

Food was delicious, portions were huge. The space was nicely decorated. The service was impeccable…read more Alas, the prices were a bit on the high side. Driving up to the restaurant, the exterior of the building made me question if I had the right place. There was no proper signage. And it looked as if it was closed. Once I stepped through the door, I was surprised by how nicely decorated the space was. The dishes offered were more unique than other. Everything was salted just right. It was delicious.

1. Got charge "$25 water/tea" on my bill 2. Charged…read moremandatory 12% tip Food was mid, servers all looked unhappy working there.

I'm giving it a five because I enjoyed it, my husband loved it. They had all our regular dim sum…read moredishes, 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.

This resto still provides lunch specials that come with a drink for under $15…read more What more needs to be said? If you're asian, this is like finding a legendary pokemon in the current economy. My go-to dish is always the e-fu noodle w/ minced pork and eggplant. Saucy, slightly spicy and slurpy. Delish. I usually pair it together w/ cold milk tea, zero sugar. Absolutely hits the spot on NFL sundays. Sometimes the chef will have an off day because sometimes the noodles come out a lil dry and not as saucy. I find it hard to complain though ... cuz of that price and the fat portions. Definitely not the nicest aunties working the restaurant when you walk in. You actually get death stares from several of em but if you speak cantonese and you're ordering takeout you'll be fine LOL. 3.5/5 stars (as the food quality is a mixed bag on some days) but I'll round up to 4 stars since the lunch price and portion size is sensational.

Honestly, Yumi Legend is a hidden gem but you have to go in with an open mind as it is a…read moretraditional Chinese restaurant to the T (the service). The food is pretty decent and the portions are more than fair. The most attractive thing is the price. Lunch special starting at $8.85 a dish with a drink included, you absolutely cannot complain. I mean, this is pricing from like 2013. What more do you want? Now the only thing people do complain about this place, is the service. Good service does not exist here (mostly). As I said earlier, they are pretty traditional. If you've been to some more local restaurants in HK, you'd understand. Yes there will be some old Chinese ladies yelling at each other. Yes, their attitude can be bad at times when they are super busy. But for $8.85 and a drink? I think I can live without the "good" service and pay $15-$20/dish. All in all I'd give them 4.5/5.

My Mouth is WATERING! You have got to try this restaurant! The dim sum is the best in NORTH YORK!…read more My family and I had the best service and the food was so tasty and fresh!! My favorite dim sum were the chili shrimp dumplings. The sauce is spicy but super addicting. The restaurant is very spacious and there is a beautiful dragon statue lover looking the restaurant. My family and I can't raise

They offer two seating times, 5:30 and 7:30pm. Came here for a family dinner when they weren't…read more super packed but the service was a bit slow, took a while to flag a server to help us out in an order. The food portions are pretty decent and the taste was standard Cantonese style Chinese food. The dishes also came out reasonable pace, not too fast and not too slow. They did mix up one of our orders but helped correct it after asking another server. Flavours were good but a bit too salty for my personal preference. The decor is pretty nice and the utensils and seating was done nicely. There's a lot of seafood tanks in the area and a lot of birthday celebrations around us.

Came here for an impromptu family dinner. They had a private room for us. This restaurant is right…read morebeside congee queen, entrance either through the Bridlewood mall or outside. This place is a decent size, not huge or anything but lots of big tables and small private rooms that can sit around 15-20 people. Service is prompt, no concerns except for when dessert came around. The lady who was placing each bowl from the tray to the rotating table, she put some of them down so hard it would spill on the table. It's kind of messy. Never went in the washroom so unsure of its cleanliness. Food was good, decent price and the food was yummy. The eel clay pot rice was okay, lots of ginger in it. The mushroom beef was good, tender. I would say everything is good. I would come here again if my in-laws are going.

I came here for a birthday party. The ambiance was nice, especially because we were seated in a…read moremore private area at the back with less noise. The lobster didn't have much flavour on its own, but it tasted good with hot sauce. We were supposed to get the fish, but the waiter substituted it with a chicken dish that you can probably find at Chinese takeout restaurants. I would have preferred that the substituted dish was something more tasty and not a simple chicken dish. The waiters sometimes took long to bring our food and we were stuck waiting for food for a while in between dishes. One waiter brought a knife in hot water to cut the ice cream cake, which was nice since my family was having trouble cutting the cake ourselves.

We came to try the soup but they say need to pre-order so it was a disappointment…read more We ordered the hand strip chicken, duck feet with abalone and scallops fried egg and also Yeung chow fried rice Service was ok not so great

This place has been here for a long time it's practically an Institution. I haven't tried it before…read moretoday. It is a very old school. My hopes were high and I thought maybe it would have the old school traditional wok hay to expect from these restaurant. Unfortunately I was sorely disappointed. It isnt bad mind you. But it also did not standout at all. The dishes were all cooked in an average run of the mill even HK cafes would've done about the same or better. It is a place I wouldn' t recommend you to go unless you are desperate for Cantonese food. It's price and service was okay. But the food is ultimately why you come to these places. Overall I wouldn't come here again.