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    Lobster Harbour

    3.2 (57 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Snow pea tips with enoki
    Maggie G.

    Just your typical Chinese food. Good wok hay, portion sizes and price. Only real complaint is that the food wasn't as hot when it came out. Services were also great servers were attentive and even made small convos with my family in cantonese. Wish there was a bit more lighting as the place was a tad dark and gloomy for a Chinese restaurant.

    Amy Y.

    We came here for a family dinner to celebrate dongzhi (winter solstice). This looks to be an older restaurant that has been around a while at least this is what the interior shows. Family members said the menu had some interesting items but unfortunately because we came on the actual holiday our options were limited to a specific menu and you could only order from this menu. This was the first red flag. Service could be better. We had to ask for water 3 times and on the third time we actually got attitude. Food was okay. Your typical Chinese fare served family style. Too many options out there. I would not go out of my way to return.

    Chris C.

    Lobster Harbour is a relatively new Chinese restaurant in Bridlewood Mall, taking over the reigns from a previous establishment. My friends and I stopped in recently and had quite a FEAST! Our meal included Sichuan Spicy Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork, Suckling Pig, Stuffed Crab Claw, Stir Fried Rice Noodles with Beef Satay, and a variety of Dim Sum dishes. The crown jewel of this meal, however, was the Peking Duck, served in two courses. The first course was thinly sliced duck, carved tableside, and served with delicate pancakes, green onions, cucumbers, and hoisin sauce. Delicious! The second course was the rest of the duck, in a more rustic presentation. This duck is currently available for the special price of $19.99, with a minimum order of $49.90 (pre tax). That's a deal! Rather than the usual har gow and siu mai, we decided to try some dim sum dishes that were less familiar to us. That was a good move since they were all good! We definitely ordered more than we could consume but no regrets. Everything was delicious and we took home the leftovers. Lobster Harbour is located on the upper level, near the north end of the mall, serving classic Cantonese dishes and late-night eats until 2:00am. Check them out!

    Rachel C.

    Late-night Chinese spot in Scarborough that's perfect when you're craving a big meal on a budget. Inside, the décor is surprisingly nice--classic Chinese touches with a fresh, recently renovated feel that makes it more inviting than many late-night places. They run great specials after 9 pm, and if your bill hits $50 you can add a Peking duck meal for just $20--hard to beat that! Portions are generous enough that I always leave with leftovers for a couple more meals without spending much. Food quality is solid for the price--nothing overly special, but it's satisfying. Service is typical for a busy Chinese restaurant: some servers are friendlier than others, but everything gets to the table. It can get unexpectedly busy on random weeknights because of the Peking duck deal! As long as they keep these late-night deals going, I'll definitely keep coming back.

    Johnny W.

    We waited a bit for our table despite making a reservation in advance. We waited a bit for the soup and food after ordering. But when the food arrived, it was all good. Fairly good sized portions and the taste was just right. Would we go back again? Possibly. Not bad food and not bad service.

    Roasted Suckling Pig
    Joyce F.

    This place offers flavorful Cantonese cuisine with standout promotional dishes such as the $18.8 Roasted Suckling Pig, which is a rare find for individual portions in Toronto where some places only offer the whole pig (big portion for a big party) typically cost over $200. When i arrived few days ago, the restaurant also features a weekday dim sum promotion at 20% off, making the experience both delicious and budget-friendly. Roasted Suckling Pig Experience The roasted pig is praised for well-balanced seasoning and a harmonious mix of lean and fat, satisfying cravings for this specialty dish. Dim Sum Pairing the roast pig with dim sum (at a discounted price) resulted in a fulfilling meal, with all dishes being well-prepared. The total cost for two people, including tea and a 12% service fee, was about $50. Atmosphere and Service The restaurant provides comfortable seating and a relaxed ambiance with tables spaced adequately. Service is described as fair -- attentive without being overwhelming, which suits diners who prefer minimal interaction. Cost and Promotions Roasted Suckling Pig: $18.8 per portion (promotion) Dim sum: 20% off weekdays Total for two (with tea and service fee): $50 Recommend this place for authentic Cantonese dishes, especially for the roasted pig deal. Previous dinner after 9:00 (special prices for many dishes) visits have also been satisfying, and the restaurant maintains consistently good quality. Let others know about your experience if you try it -- the combination of value, food quality, and ambiance makes it a great spot to revisit.

    Ying L.

    Came here on a weekend afternoon around 4 PM and we were seated right away -- no wait at all. The restaurant has a beautiful, high-ceiling space with greenery and elegant décor, making it a really pleasant place for a meal. What we ordered: * Black Pepper Beef Cubes - Close to $30, but the portion was generous and the beef was incredibly tender and flavorful. * Eggplant with Pork Patty - Nicely seasoned and very tasty. * Peking Duck - A great deal: if you order $50+ in dishes, you can add a whole Peking Duck for $19.99. The chef slices it right at your table -- the skin was crispy, the meat was plentiful, and overall it was fantastic value. ‍ Service: Fast and attentive -- our dishes came out quickly, and the staff were efficient. Things to note: * They add a 13% tip automatically on top of tax. * Cash only (no cards accepted). Overall: The food was excellent, portions were large, and the atmosphere is stylish yet comfortable. Prices are a bit higher, but the quality justifies it. I'd definitely come back -- next time with a bigger group to try their seafood set meals with lobster!

    Fiona L.

    I enjoyed my lunch here with my family. It does get quite loud but the staff is friendly and nice. Great value if you pay cash and get 20% off.

    Carmen G.

    Been here twice for private room booking dinners for my friends birthdays and both times I have been so impressed! There's a private room in the back of the restaurant near the kitchen that is big enough to sit 40-50 people comfortably. Both times I've been here we had their set dinner combos that come in your traditional Chinese family style dishes like suckling pig, fish maw soup, lobster, crab, chicken, rice and noodles. All the dishes are cooked so well and super delicious. Especially the seafood items, I found that the king crab legs were cooked to perfection and had the sweet seafood flavours. Service here have been great both times and they're very good with portioning out the food per table. You're able to bring you own drinks as well, they just charge a corkage fee. Overall, I think this place is great for their private room. There's also karaoke in the room if you'd like that turned on. Great food, good service and reasonable pricing for Chinese banquet style food.

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    Kah Y.

    Note: This is a review of the BBQ place, not the restaurant. A hidden Chinese BBQ place within a seafood restaurant. The ducks and roast pork looked fresh when I was there. Prices were reasonable ( 1/2 duck for $22). Most importantly the flavor was legit. Well marinated and well roasted. A safe choice to get good duck.

    Tiffany D.

    3.5 STARS Came here for Lunar new year last week to enjoy a set menu dinner with my whole family. We were able to get a private room with karaoke for 6 tables. Room was spacious and very nicely decorated. Food was pretty good, outstanding dishes were the suckling pig, crispy and tender, the abalone with mushroom and snow pea leaves, and the empress chicken. The underwhelming dishes were the dungeoness crab with bean thread noodle, it felt like it was lacking in flavour and the lobster was alright. The lobster was pretty salty and it was a tad bit overcooked leaving it a bit chewy. Service was amazing! The ladies were on top of their game. Cleaning and serving us new dishes, and just making sure we are good with everything. Love that we can bring our own alcohol to the event as our family loves to party and have a good time. I don't know if there was a cork fee (may have to call and ask). Because we are such a big family we were only able to stay until 11pm, which is a short time for us since we don't get to gather together like this so often.

    Fried noodles with 5lb lobster special
    Linda L.

    This place was suggested by a friend and usually my friends have good recommendations, but I was disappointed by this one. The food was not flavorful. We ordered the 5lb lobster special and it was .75lb over 5lbs. They told us this, but we didn't know that we would get charged addition for that. They should have give that information when they brought out the lobster that they're going to cook for us. All the flavor for the lobster was on the outside, as its fried. Disappointed that they didn't offer a sauce to dip the lobster in- as thats what lacked the flavor. The chicken feet was disappointing. No flavor and not worth it. Staff here was nice

    The whole meal
    Karen C.

    Decided to come here to celebrate my bday and we ordered their peeking duck special and upgraded to lettuce wrap and a set meal that was about $130 bucks. I really like their fish maw soup and I had like 3 bowls. I wish they serve the Peking duck wrap in a steam rather than just a plate. The shrimp and pork had such good flavor and the shrimp was bouncy and fresh. The fish stir fry was just average nothing to spectacular. Came on a Friday night and they had about 4 tables only so it was not that packed.

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    Very nice service, excellent choices, absolutely delicious food! Couldn't ask for better! I will definitely return.

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    Restaurant view
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    Beef with Ginger and Green Onion Hot Plate
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    It's a hole in the wall type of place... Take out only, but don't judge the book by its cover.
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    Family-owned & operated
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    Was really hoping this place was worth the drive in the middle of the weekday from downtown. Our…read moreclients took us here as we were the out of towners and wanted to show us the OG spot for the famous lobster tower. The restaurant was surrounded in tanks full of lobster, crab, seafood and then a ton of dry aged steaks. Definitely something you don't see in California. Clean and spacious. Service was what you would expect from a Chinese seafood restaurant. Overall the meal was good, for me and a few others at the table the star of the show was actually the fish. The lobster while impressive when they brought it out was not as flavorful as one would have expected. And same with the king crab legs - my favorite have been the ones I've had in SF. Was interesting to come and experience it but I wouldn't come back. I prefer quality food over an IG-moment.

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    The tanks on the perimeter of the restaurant
    The tanks on the perimeter of the restaurant
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    Snow pea dumpling
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