The restaurant is straight up not clean. When we sat down, all the utensils such as chopsticks and spoons were stuck together with some very sticky residue. The atmosphere is so so and pretty old. The place needs a serious cleaning. The food was ok, but one of the dishes smelled pretty funky (vegetable dumpling). Other dishes such as pork ribs, BBQ pork rice noodle l, and fried tofu were not bad. read more

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Came here for some dimsum. There is a variety of items to get, with my favorites being the Rice Noodle Rolls. Other items include dumplings, pork buns, shrimp balls, and fried octopus. Pretty typical foods you would expect at a dim sum place. Service was average. Overall a solid dimsum place. Food(50%): 7.3 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 7.2/10 read more

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We were looking for some authentic Cantonese food in the area and came across Peak Top Cuisine as the most authentic looking place in the near vicinity. We were the only table when we first arrived on a weekday evening but it soon filled up with more tables as the evening went on. For anyone who remembers a Markham (FMP) restaurant with the same name from 10+ years ago, this is the same family that ran that restaurant. We got a sweet and sour pork, braised tofu with broccoli, beef brisket with daikon and deep fried pork intestines. The food was pretty good with proper flavours and decent portion sizes. The sweet and sour pork was a touch over fried for my taste and I would have preferred the daikon in the brisket casserole to be cooked a bit more tender. The staff are friendly and efficient. read more

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A friend, his spouse and I had dinner at Peaktop. A few peculiarities to consider dining there. Firstly, beggars can't be choosers. Vaughan and Chinese cuisine are like conservatism and protecting the land and country. They are incompatible. Sure, there is the typical Chinese-Canadian take out place with Canadianized chow-mein or the food court Chinese, but serious Chinese food is rare in Vaughan. Secondly, this restaurant is located at Vaughan Mills, which I was reminded is a trash can. It is dirty, ugly flyers are everywhere, shops look cheap and unappealing, there is a guy sleeping in his car with his feet dangling out of the window (winter please come soon!) and rubbish sits on the floor. Finally, no dim sum at night! Peaktop has a varied menu and has invested to give itself a reasonably Chinese vibe, which is appreciated. However, we were surprised that dim sum service stops at 4:00. The waiter likened it to McDonalds' stopping its pancakes before noon. Firstly, who would want to draw a parallel between his restaurant and McDonalds?? Secondly, while I think of pancake as a breakfast meal, i don't think of Shiumai as lunch only. Am I wrong? Still, the Peking Duck and Orange Beef with rice were reasonably delicious and served in enough quantity. The food felt fresh and the accompanying vegetables and mandarin pancake were right. There were no scallions on the side, but there was cucumbers and carrots. The waiter and waitress brought fresh tea, refilled the water, did a quality check and the food arrived very quickly. The restaurant was empty, which I like (and helped the food arrive quickly, but that could not be pleasing to the owner. Strange, there is a lack of Chinese food in the large city that is Vaughan, but there are no customers. Well, that explains that. The price was average and the machine prompting for tip started at 12%, which is much appreciated over the silly other restaurants forcing me to hit cancel and enter my own amount when they prompt for 20 or 25%. read more

It was our first time having dim sum here. We needed to fuel up before going to Vaughan Mills for some shopping. It was a quiet dining day as there were only a few other tables there when we were there. An observation that I had: either the booth seating is really low or the tables are really high. It was just odd having the table so high up. The servers made themselves visible by constantly walking around the restaurant so we never had to wait long if we had any inquires. The food was delicious and some dishes were slightly different from how we usually see it presented but that's a good thing. read more

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So I took my family here for the first time, didn't know we had a dim sum spot by our home. Read a few reviews from people and got some input from family and friends and decided to give it a try. Let me start off by saying, why are we charged $1.50 per person for tap water and/or tea that they refill with hot water??? Why when we ordered the mini soup dumpling and came with little to no soup inside??? Why do the charge an arm and a leg for SP, JP and XL for a S plate size??? The flavour of the food wasn't anything extraordinary. You can go down to Chinatown Toronto area for better food and price if dim sum is something you crave. read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Dim sum menu and price - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

ive been coming here for over a decade! theyve been consistently great w.their dimsum (both dine in and take out). friendly staff (a bit of a language barrier) and theyre very keen w.the covid safety protocols. my favourite dimsum item is the fried bitter melon w.salted egg and their fried softshell crab! read more

Peaktop Cuisine - a table full of food - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

I'm not too sure of why this place gets really low reviews, however i had a good first experience at this restaurant. When we came in for dinner, it wasn't too busy; with a just a few big tables seated. The server greeted us and was going to ask for how many, but we told her that we had a table already. The old man who took our order was pretty nice and attentive to what we ordered, plus he was friendly to the kids sitting with us. We ordered one of their signature dishes which is the pecking duck course. The food did not take too long, with the duck arriving first. Our others dishes came promptly as we started to eat the duck and we were running out of space haha. Luckily the servers were able to think fast and helped us condense things to have space. The food overall tasted great, and the portions weren't stingy for the price you pay. Everything was cooked just right, and the meat was tender. All of us enjoyed the food and had no complaints whatsoever. We had a great first experience here, and will plan to come back :) TIP: they do take debit, and weekdays is probably the best time to come as there's less cars; easier to park and the servers will be more attentive to you since there's less tables around read more

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Came for dim sum for the first time in Vaughan and since we came from Markham but we were pleasantly surprised. All the items were prepared with care. We really liked the siu mai, har gow, shrimp balls, and shrimp spring rolls. Staff were all really friendly for Chinese restaurant. Only cavet seems the skin of har gow were kind if torn....seems to be over steamed and the fried squid tentacles were a tad chewy. read more

Stumbled upon this place by accident and do glad I did. Great dim sum and really good service. Will definitely be back the next time I'm in town. read more

This restaurant is the closest Cantonese cuisine to my house. I don't come here often as I would rather drive 20mins to Richmond Hill for Cantonese cuisine but we were in the area and my bf was starving. We ordered rice noodles in scrambled egg sauce, sizzling chicken with mushroom, and beef cheung fun. The food came out fairly quick and it tasted good. Everything had a perfect amount of seasoning so it wasn't too salty or that a spice was overpowering. Unfortunately while eating, I was very thirsty and kept drinking tea. Typically I barely finish a small cup of tea while dining, but at this place, I refilled my cup at least 5 times. My bf even asked me if I was okay and why am I drinking so much tea lol. I don't know if I'll dine here again as the food made me really thirsty. Maybe I'll give it another shot in a couple months. read more

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Update: it's been awhile since I have returned here. Service is a little bit better. Food is still the same just more expensive. Peking duck was good today but the congee was not. It was mediocre at best. Once again we are here for convenience. Just didn't feel like driving to Markham in the snow for Chinese food. Overpriced and mediocre food. Hit and miss service. We went there for dim sum on thanksgiving Monday. Knowing that it was a holiday and were prepared to wait for a table. Upon letting the gentlemen know that we were a table of 6. He asked if we had reservations and as I said no he scoffed and chuckled at me and turned away. How rude and weird at the same time. We ordered peking duck $45 for two courses of wraps among other dim sum dishes. Although food cam out piping hot, tastes was just ok. Doesn't justify the high prices. There are other much better dim sum restaurant only problem they r not in Vaughan. read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Peking duck - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

This was like the only decent dimsum place in Vaughan. I came here for brunch with my husband and in-laws. The place was very packed and a very small place for a dimsum restaurant. Some of the food was delicious but it was way too crowded. It was difficult to grab a server, difficult to grab hot sauce and the service was okay. I think it would have been worth the drive to go to Markham instead for Dim sum. This place has your typical dim sum but it was a bit too expensive and small portions. Happy eating fellow yelpers! read more

The only dim sum location in the hood. Food was descent,but definitely not as good compared to markham places. Hao gao the dough was too doughy Turnip cake was mainly made with the starch instead of thinly pieces of radish,therefore the was missing something. They could have added a bit of dried shrimps or chinese sausages to help on the flavors. Lotus leaf rice was tiny! Beef balls were okay,but they didn't even give us the worcestershire sauce with it . The other dishes were alright. If you live in the neighborhood and you are really craving for dim sum i guess it's okay, at least it was better than all the places we have in montreal read more

I came here to try dumplings and let me tell you I was not disappointed! The selection is huge and the food tastes amazing. read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

We dined here yesterday, ordered peking duck, snow pea leaves with king mushroom, salted fish fried rice, mapo tofu. The peking duck was a large portion, unfortunately it came out cold and bland. The cucumbers were dry as if they had been sliced the morning of. The mapo tofu was missing more pickled vegetables. The food didnt sit well. Some of us had to run to bathroom during the meal. This was probably due to the cold peking duck. I would not dine here agaun read more

This Peak Top location WOWed us when it first opened near Vaughan Mills. Having been to the one in Markham, what surprised us most is that this location's DECOR was upscaled as though you think that the Markham spot isn't a sister location. Stepping inside it gives off an air of sophistication as you can see the perfect image of East meets West melt together with just enough CONTRAST to still know you're in a Chinese restaurant. On one side of the restaurant there's booths arrangements that make it comfortable for a small FAMILY to chat between themselves in a Modern setting while the other side barely noticeable separated is the Traditional Chinese where you can engage larger groups as well as the Banquets. First of all it's almost NONEXISTENT to see Chinese Dim Sum restos in these parts of the woods. Secondly, to have such an ELEGANT place that makes you feel going back to DT or Scarb for Dim Sum is pretty ghetto. Obviously class comes with a price tag and you will notice it as you won't see Dim Sum Specials here. It is Lunch Rush pricing throughout the day. It might cost a bit more but there's definitely VALUE to it as the food always comes out looking GREAT. The menu is nice too as it resembles a LARGE place mat that gives you a nice photo of the item along with the name. This is not a Pushcart place so you might have to check for missing items with the Wait Staff from time-to-time. In terms of Wait Staff, we do not know if they purposely forget or not but sometimes our condiment request never shows until our 5th attempt. There's an EEL Pastry that I've tried and it's a unique flavour combination that I like one day and not like next day. The Bean Curd Wrap has a good sauce on top. No complains about the Shrimp Dumplings and Sui Mai but the Lotus Sticky Rice tends to be on the small-serving side as they wrap it in elongated shape. Anyways, I'm stuck in these parts of the woods and I'm HAPPY this place exists. read more

Garbage service. Manager walks away from me during a complaint. I wanted to cancel a dish because the portion was significantly smaller than when I ordered before. I wasn't willing to pay $10 for a 3 bite dish. I asked him to cancel the dish, because no one explained to me it was gonna be so small. He went on to explain that crab sizes vary. Fine, but I don't want to pay for it because no one told me when I ordered it. If I had know, I wouldn't not have ordered it. I said, "I understand" and he rudely responds, "if you understand, why did you order it?" He walks away, while still making a comment about my complaint. I said, "so you want me to talk to your back?" From this point he spent the entire lunch experience ignoring our table, after we asked for our bill multiple times. Ridiculous. Unprofessional. DO NOT EAT HERE. read more

Came here for dimsum with the fam for family day. Had a reservation for 1pm but we weren't seated until 1:10. Fine. It was SUPER busy, I get it. Once we were seated we were brought tea and water almost immediately. Not bad. Filled out our order and hand it to our server. At this point another family came in and was seated next to us. Tell me how they managed to get their order and were almost done eating before we finally started getting ours?? My cousin didn't even get to have a bite before she had to leave for work at 2. Literally sat there for an hour drinking tea. The food was meh, and everything from the soup spoons, to plates and tea cups were dirty af. I'm talking grab for the spoon to find a dirty ass rolled up sticker underneath it (now I wish I took pictures). Any time you ask for hot sauce, soy sauce, or mustard they would literally bring you one and you'd have to run them back for more (like hello, just bring me the squeeze bottle or at least enough for a table of 8 holy fk you have no idea how much time you're wasting running back and forth). It was upsetting, the food was not enough to make up for the service. At all. They don't have the deep fried taro balls (damn), and they ruined the deep fried crab balls by rolling them in almond slices before frying them (just why?? They were not crispy and they tasted like burnt almonds...). Thankfully they did not mess up the har gow or siu mai or fong gao but I'd be damned if I came here again just for that. It's too bad because I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt and some of the servers were nice but overall it was a shitty time. Never again. read more

I came here for a dinner and hoped for the usual Chinese food fix. However, the food came out extremely salty. Service on the slower side and servers don't smile much. I ordered sweet and sour pork, soft shell crab, beef ho fun, snow pea leaves. All dishes were average and nothing spectacular. The decor is nice and that are very clean. read more

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Wanted some dim sum real bad and this place was the closest dim sum to my house. It wasn't too bad, surprisingly and for the price, it's quite good. My friend and I ordered the staple dim sum items (har gow, siu mai, rice noodle rolls, etc..) and I can't complain, they were yummy (minus the fried squid, which was just alright). I didn't get a chance to try the Chinese dishes, but if I were to get Chinese food I'd probably travel a little farther to Richmond Hill/ Markham to be honest.. All in all, Peaktop satisfied my cravings. read more

If only there is a option for 0 star.... the service was so awful and the cuisine was so slow. We couldn't wait any longer and have to take it for togo instead. Make sure to know the price of dishes before you order. PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK YOUR BILL at the end to see if the price match. We just got SCAM by them! They said the abalone dish was 60$ and they came up with the bill of 260$ for that dish. We were 4 persons to hear 60$! They said we cant cancel the dish and have to pay the full amount. Wtf.... we would never ever come back to that place again. read more

We lived in Hong Kong for over seven years and when returning to Canada, were thrilled to find Peak Top. Their dim sum is incredibly tasty and fresh and their menu is varied. We always get fantastic service and always appreciate an experience that feels like our time in Hong Kong. read more

Decent foods and services, been coming here for years now. Will always be the dim sum spot for our family.

Price: around 10-$15/person Service: 4/5 Food: 4/5 overall value: 3/5 I am giving this place 3/5 because of the price, but everything else was great. My girlfriend and I had dim sum (the regular stuff - rice noodle, har-gow, siu mai, bbq pork buns, etc.) Likes: they give you 5 har-gow, their bbq pork was nice and juicy with a dark red colour, the booths (rare for dim sum) and service was okay. Dislike: Roast duck with rice (it was all bones) All in all, if I'm at Vaughan Mills or in Wonderland, I'd go again. read more

I like going here a lot with my family for dinner because it's affordable for what you are eating. There is a huge variety of Chinese cuisine you can choose from. They serve Peking duck, lobster, crab, sizzling plates etc. They make my favourite Cantonese chow mein very well. The restaurant itself is very clean and well put together. The servers are nice but it can get a pretty hectic when it's get busy. Don't be afraid to call them over, instead of sitting and waiting for them to pass by. They are also open during certain holidays whereas most restaurants would close. It gets busy for lunch since it's time for Dim Sum. They don't have an extensive menu for Dim Sum but they have the popular ones like Har Gow and Shaomai. They also offer a set lunch deal. They don't push carts around with food so you don't have to search and wait for the food you want to come. There's a paper they give that you can write how many of which you want. You can also order take out, or order a party tray here. read more

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Peak Top is a fancy no-plastic-tablecloths type of Chinese restaurant. We decided to check it out for dim sum due to it's proximity to the 400N for out of town family that had to hit the road afterwards. Arriving around 10:30am on a Saturday, it was very quiet. There was only one other occupied table. It started to get busier around 11:30am. The dim sum is served check-list style which I prefer anyway as the food usually arrives hotter and fresher. Once we chose our items, it wasn't a long wait before food arrived. The quality of dim sum was very good, not too greasy, and fresh tasting. Service was friendly although the waitress did spill soya sauce on our table, splashing dangerously close to my my head and did not appologize. If this was Hong Kong and I was with my relatives, this woman would have had been cussed out and torn a new one. But as polite North Americans, we only tisked after she walked away. We ordered 13 items (a variety of S-M-L) and the bill came out to $60 with tax and tip. They also charge $0.60 per person for tea. Not a bad option for dim sum, and the proximity to the highway and Vaughan Mills Mall is a bonus. read more

I have gone to this location many many times when I was younger and I had always loved the service here. Now, I went a few weeks ago on Valentine's Day to treat my girlfriend and it still has that same amazing service. My girlfriend and I enjoyed the food there and we also enjoyed the free Valentine's Day dessert as well. read more

I come here pretty regularly, probably once every few months for the last 4 years. It's not the best dim sum but it is the best one in Vaughan so it's my go-to spot when for when I don't feel like trekking all the way to Markham. My usual order is: - har gow - sui mai - chicken feet - tripe - soft shell crab - deep fried shrimp rolls - shrimp rice rolls - turnip cake - roasted pork/jellyfish platter The above listed items are usually pretty consistent in terms of quality and taste. I've also ordered pretty extensively from the menu and have had some disappointments such as the spicy noodles (tasted like really bland/oily instant noodles). The items are on the pricier side so our bill between 2 people is usually around $40. My reasoning is that I pay for the convenience of the location - it's only 15 minutes from my neighbourhood vs. Markaham which can be 30-40 minutes PLUS I always have to wait for a table. I would not say this is a place to go for when you are craving quality dim sum but if you live closeby and have a raging hangover that requires a greasy breakfast, then Peak Top is a sure bet! Parking can easily be found in the plaza parking lot. Service is not the best but let's be honest, service at these types of places is never the best so be prepared. They will provide you with everything you ask for (ie. ice water, hot sauce etc) but they may not do it with a huge smile on their face so don't be offended. read more

The food is decent. Customer service is average. The price was average as well. No big compliments. There were few times we have to ask for tea refill. read more

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Come here on a weekday at 7:30pm. Oops what happens we are the only table in the restaurant. Half an hour later, there is another table. There are only 2 tables throughout the whole night. It is not comparable to the same restaurant in First Markham Place. The taste of the dishes is average. We ordered chicken, beef, pork, vegetables and seafood. The only thing I recall is the scallop not fresh. It turns pinky in colour and tastes awful. We are not going back! read more

Worst dimsum i've had the misfortune of eating. Sure i've had bad dimsum before, but prices were significantly cheaper. Taking into account quality and quantity, this place claims top spot for worst We ordered fried shrimp balls covered in almond slices. Out came 4 sad looking balls that looked like refried leftovers. Tasted as bad as they looked. I was certain that if i threw one at the wall that rubbery thing would dent the wall! Next came 4 more balls they listed as beef balls. You wouldn't know from the taste. They might as well rename it to mysterious brown dough. The rest were just as bad that i dont even feel the need to go on listing every single item. Ugh! read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Not cheap considering taste and amount of food - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

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The only quality Chinese restaurant in Vaughan. In a wasteland of Italian restaurants, Asian is nearly impossible to find. I finally had an opportunity to try this establishment right after Labor Day. It was heaven, even if I was a bit desperate. It is not quite up to the level of the Ambassador in Richmond Hill, but it saved me from hating Italian cuisine by offering me an excellent alternative. I plan on having lunch there at least once per week during the cold months-the draw?-shrimp wonton noodle soup, a great soul-warming meal for an insanely cheap $4.95. Of course the real lunchtime feast will be the dim sum. 2 hearty eaters hurt themselves for 20 bucks apiece! read more

Had dinner here after wonderland and the Chinese food is a cut above the norm. Service is very good with fast and freshly made food with great ingredients. No desert such as tofu or red bean soup. Red jello shaped in red hearts was offered instead which was good for the seven and six year old with us. read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Table facing bar. Nice interior and immaculate washrooms - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

My fiancee and I popped in for dim sum here on a Saturday because we had a hard time deciding where to eat and wanted to try something new. We got the deep fried octopus, fried turnip cake, Shanghai style dumplings, short ribs with black pepper sauce and a small bowl of scallop congee. The octopus was the only dish I actually liked, the turnip was mushy and undercooked, the dumplings were disappointing but edible, the congee was super plain and the short ribs which are usually my favorite thing were straight up gross. To top it off, this place charged us for water, which I'm pretty sure is against the law. At the end of the day we paid more than $40 for two people which is already too much for dim sum for two, but it was also pretty much the worst dim sum I've ever had. Would never come back here, especially with so much great food in the neighborhood. read more

The food is actually disgusting and the waiter was incredibly rude. Didn't get served or seated until we asked... the beef literally tasted like rubber. read more

We were excited to find a dim sum restaurant in the area. However, we were quite disappointed with the food, price, and service. Upon entering, we were not greeted by anyone. Granted it was early on Saturday morning, and there were no other diners. However, the host kept looking at us from afar and it took a few minutes for him to come to the front to seat us. The food was not as good as we had hoped. We've been to a number of other dim sum restaurants and were not impressed by the quality of food for the price. Don't bother coming to Peak Top and go to Richmond Hill or Markham instead. We're not coming back here, given better options elsewhere. read more

I purely go here for the convenience. But upon my many visits I've ordered a variety of dishes that are quite yummy. Yes the har gow is presented pretty but it isn't as good as other places. I stopped ordering this here. But the bitter melon, rice noodle rolls, softshell crab, siu mai, anything deep fried and the jelly fish meat dish is all good. I also really like their cold hong Kong milk tea :) This place grows on you and I normally gather all my friends here. It isn't THE BEST but if I'm looking for something close to home this is my goto dimsum place. read more

I don't feel particularly strongly either way about this place so I guess that earns it an automatic 3 stars. The food is decent, portion sizes fair and everything comes out pretty quickly (although this is generally the norm when it comes to dim sum.) Best dish was the ha cao and worst would have to be the rice rolls in xo sauce, they tasted doughy and overcooked. I would return here as the location is convenient for me and the food isn't bad but I'm sure there's better out there. read more

Peaktop Cuisine - Turnip cake, deep fried squid tentacles and rice paper rolls with shrimp and bbq pork. - Chinese Near Me - Vaughan, Ontario

The best Chinese food in Vaughan. Worth a drive from Toronto. Authentic dishes and great service. I love their dim sum and deep fried crispy chicken. read more