Just like today is going to be "review day" (shooting for 5, on the heels of the bunch I wrote last night), Saturday, Feb.22nd '20 was the unofficial "Parent nostalgia day" in Toronto, where, for lunch, we went to Very Fair - a place my wife's father used to frequent so much, they knew him by name - and for dinner we went to a place my parents favored when they were living. Very Fair is ostensibly a "seafood restaurant", as are many of the Chinese restaurants that want to appear respectable: fresh, swimming, seafood is highly favored by snobbish Chinese foodies, especially those hailing from Hong Kong. As such, this "hole-in-the-ground" restaurant (literally, since you have to go down to the basement) boasts tanks of live fish, lobsters, crabs... right in the dining area. There are a few private dining rooms, ideal for majong players, but the dining area is small for a "regular" Chinese restaurant - I'd guess the open area seats maybe 120. They have been around for a long, long time: Agnes' dad passed away in 2005, and back then Very Fair was considered an "old establishment"! And it feels old. Not sure if they've actually refurbished the place in the recent decade or longer, but if you have to guess... Well anyway. Our late lunch found a very empty place. We were going to go with dim sum and skedaddle, but their special of lobster with noodles caught our eye - who can resist a lobster dish for less than $15 USD? It came OK, definitely on the greasy side. While it didn't taste bad or anything, it may or may not have been swimming right up till the time it drew its last breath. But it was a whole lobster (or close to it - we did not try putting the chopped up pieces together, forensics-like), and I'd guess pound-and-a-quarter. We tried a few dim sum too. The har gau LOOKED very presentable, but upon sampling, we discovered it to be quite un-Trump-like (meaning, it was not thin-skinned). The tea was decent. read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Part of the lunch menu - not much use if you don't read Chinese though - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Before covid, this is one of the classic Chinese restaurants we used to visit for dimsum and family dinners as their restaurant is big and spacious. Currently, they have some set dinner combos available for takeout at a special price. My parents decided to try out this combo they are offering which includes a lobster, abalone, shark fin, mushroom with beef, goose feet and roast pig. Overall, the food was great and the portion is pretty generous. I personally am not familiar with the difference between canned abalone and dried abalone, but my mom said the abalone in this meal is the dried ones which is supposed to be better quality than the canned ones and more effort to prepare. We had a party of 6 and had plenty of leftover. To be honest, it turned out well for a take out meal! read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Takeout dinner combo with lobster, abalone, roast pork, shark fin soup (not in picture), etc. - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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The best dim sum resto in town! Now I know what a Markham-quality dim sum means~ It's better than dim sums in HK which are handmade and authentic~A taste you cant find even in Hong Kong, as a lot of dim sum chefs emigrated during the 90s 鴻福海鮮大酒樓 Scarborough The best dim sum restaurant I've eaten in 2023 so far (Better than any in HK) 又一間好好食嘅茶樓， 價錢已經包埋加一稅，好食夾大件。推薦係咖哩墨魚仔、天下第一包、香蜜蜂巢糕 零伏，水滾茶靚，濃茶唔苦澀 強烈建議大家去 Taste:5/5 Value:5/5 #torontolife #seafood #seafoodrestaurant #foodie #torontodimsum #torontochinesefood #chinese #torontofoodie #foodiegram #canadalife #torontofood #dimsum #torontofoodie #torontojapanese #chinesefood #sushi #torontostyle #toronto_insta #torontofood #torontoblogger #torontofoodie #torontofoodies #torontorestaurants read more

I took my lovely mama here for a bday brunch and she enjoyed it! Fairly expensive, but we haven't been out much (covid) and my mama is worth it. We both were surprised by the size of the shrimp in the rice roll - big and juicy - compared to the smaller ones other dim sum places have. Mama's fave: curry squid + ch feet My fave: shrimp rice roll and durian pastry read more

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This restaurant has seen better days. They're located in the basement and they're sorely in need of a renovation. For some reason, it takes a very long time for food to get to the table. I noticed this was the case for many other customers and it was about 30 minutes before we got our first dim sum dish. The restaurant was only 60% full. It was hard to get the wait staff's attention and they seem to walk over each other where they might double up on one side of the restaurant, while leaving the other side vacant. The wrapper on the haw gow (shrimp dumpling) was way too thick, with modest filling. And pan fried flat cake with chives tasted a bit off. I wouldn't recommend coming here. We were rushing to leave and I didnt have a close look at the bill, but I think they overcharged me in hindsight ($3.80 + $3.30 + $7.00 + dough fritters + tax = $24?) read more

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Nice to try out the king crab done three ways - steamed (with garlic and cellophane noodles); maggi style (which was a bit too sweet) and the salt / pepper / spicy method. The latter was a favorite - just nice flavors that seeped into the crabmeat. The fish slices with vegetables were excellent as well. The pea stem leaf vegetable dish with red nuts was also excellent - a great consistency and texture. Their house-made char siu was awesome - really juicy, and really well flavored and seasoned. Their cold chicken was a bit tough. Their spare ribs with fried mantou (wheat dumplings) on the side was fine, though the sugar level on the ribs was a bit high. All together a great experience. read more

My family came here for dinner on a Tuesday last week. We used to come to the restaurant in this location all the time many years ago. It was nostalgic walking down those stairs to the restaurant again. There was no need for reservations as the restaurant was barely filled. There were lots of specials to choose from but keep in mind that you can only order 1 special at a time. The servers were young ladies (perhaps university aged students working for the first time at a restaurant). They were clueless and constantly had to seek out their supervisor. There were some things that seemed like common sense to me but was clearly over their heads. Why would you reach to take away a customer's bowl when she's using chopsticks to eat food? Or removing dishes when there's still food on it and not even asking if you can take it away. Or taking away tea cups when customers are still eating, chatting and haven't asked for the bill? Just a few things that baffled me. All the dishes that we ordered were flavourful and a good portion. We saw 2 large sashimi boats go by on a cart and were confused for a second. Were we at a Chinese restaurant or a Japanese one? Cleanliness - check your tea cups and eating utensils before using them. One of the tea cups was dirty, fork was not clean and a chopstick (was chipped) had seen better days and should be retired at this point. The food was wonderful but the service was lacking. I'm sure we'll be back but know to keep an eye out for certain things. read more

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Our friend treated us for her farewell/birthday. She ordered the Alaska King crab legs, that was very tasty. However, would have been better if the meat was more firm. The fried rice that came with it, with the crab shell, I did not taste any crab in the rice. The other dishes were very mediocre, such a the greens and fried lobster. Overall it was not bad, however if that was a set meal, I would recommend them to add a noodle in it. read more

Very average tasting food. I had ordered my usual category of dishes and nothing I ordered seems to stand out as special, in fact, some dishes I had originally ordered 2 portions, I had to call the waitress to cancel. read more

How long has this restaurant been in existence? This place is an old school institution that has been a hidden place in the basement for as long as I can remember. Very Fair Chinese Restaurants serves above average dim sum at very fair prices. Haha but it's true. This ain't your fancy hip Asian restaurant. This is your neighborhood staple, tried and true. And at old school prices. I don't think a lot of people know this place exists. Only those in the know, would know this place cause it's hidden. Anyways, the foods pretty decent and the prices are good so it's a convenient option if you're in the neighborhood. read more

This chinese restaurant has been in the basement of this building for a looooong time. It's not fancy, particularly glamorous or special but it delivers of the usual cantonese staples at a good price. They do both dim sum during the day and dinner sets at night, so there is always something no matter what time of day you show up. Was recently were here for a family dinner due to a groupon deal. We got a 10 course dinner for 8 people for only $140ish. There was soup, fried lobster, peking duck wraps, lettuce wraps, steamed fish, fried rice, sweet spare ribs, eggplant and beans, veggies with goji berries, and chicken and black seaweed. We added an extra dish of tofu and salty fish because we had 10 people, but we could have easily done without it. We finished with red bean dessert soup and a plate of almond cookies and longan jelly. A great place to have a low-key family dinner gathering. read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Fried lobster with a lot of spicy crunchy bits on top. Not a lot of meat inside but very flavorful since you can bite through the shells. - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Went to this place on a weekend, after trying to figure out where to go for dim sum in scarborough. I haven't tried this place since i was a child, and its been around forever, so the expectations is that it can't be bad. It was exactly as expected. it is not amazing and not bad. it is pretty average run of the mill dim sum place. The only thing where some people might like is the fact that it has a traditional portion still where you got the ladies with the push carts. The food overall was average, it is hard to say anything particularly stood out, because in all honestly nothing really did. and nothing was terrible. the price was also around the same as most places. The only commentary i have is that it is a difficult place to find if you don't know it exist, since it is down in the basement, the service was very typical old school chinese, as in, its about efficiency over pleasantries. If someone was living locally and wanted a dim sum place nearby than i woudld say this is not bad to go for that craving, however i would not especially go out of my way to try it, or specifically want it. read more

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Quality of food and service have gone done drastically. Their take out dim sum is very expensive. S:3.30 m 4.30 L4.50 for below mediocre dim sum. Yeah okay. Monday to Fri Weekday they change L M 3.0 S 3 , which sounds reasonable for a rundown place but a lot of have work on a weekday. Sat &Sun & holiday L M 3.80 , basically 4 bucks , and small 3.30. Mind you the menu is a bit of a scam because they don't tell you which item is Small Medium or Large and the waitress come around and circles (mostly medium) on the bill. So how the heck do you know what size dish you are ordering if they don't tell you. There are so many better dim sum restaurants down the street here, they better step up their game or this place is gonna get shut down. I voted two stars for their egg yolk bun (lao sa bao), very competitor dish as it is quite well made, but that was also 3 years ago read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - For a restaurant to name be named "very fair Chinese restaurant" they certainly don't have very fair prices - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

I will NEVER go back there again. I've tried it but the dim sum is NOT good and the staff do not speak English and they are RUDE and pushy...just pay Bill with no good service! NO thanks! read more

I made a visit to Very Fair Chinese Restaurant looking forward to another authentic Cantonese dinner with my family and friends. Once again, I have been impressed with the quality and care this place ensures in every dish they serve. Based on a recommendation by a friend, we decided to try the Vancouver Crab in Curry Sauce and I was not disappointed. The sauce was very rich in crab flavor and had the right amount of spice. The quality of the crab was very fresh, which was a pleasant nice touch. The peking duck was very delicious as there was the right amount of crispy skin and tender meat. The portions for the dishes were very reasonable for the price we paid for the dinner. The service was very friendly as the waiters were very pleasant and they provided our table with some helpful recommendations in what to try. My family and I will continue to come back as regular customers, as long as this restaurant keeps on maintaining its quality and service for their diners. read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Vancouver Crab in Curry Sauce with Vermicelli - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

My favorite Dim Sum place in Toronto, located in the basement for a longlong time, every dishes taste authentic, tastes like the ones I had from HongKong, you must come here for DIM SUM! Unlike a lot of other restaurants, the taste of the food are not generically the same, the price is very reasonable. Ha Gao, Siu Mai, steam sweet egg yolk bun, jalapeno with shrimp paste, mango pudding, low price with high-quality food. I don't usually like to have rice noodle roll because other places usually serve them with really thick outer skin and very little meat, but this place definitely meet the standard, thin skin and lots of meat. read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - I was too happy about the food i forgot to take pictures - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

Very old school and run down restaurant located in the basement. Came here for dim sum and it wasn't outstanding maybe that explains why it was pretty empty on a Saturday morning. I've definitely had better elsewhere. The dumpling skins were pretty thick - I like them thin and delicate but it was fully loaded with stuffings. They been there for many, many years so they must be doing something right perhaps dinner is their specialty, and not dim sum. I've heard their dinner is cheap and cheerful, so I should give that a try next time. read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

BUSY! Really busy. Even on a Thursday at 1pm. Dim sum takes forever to come out... I'm writing this review as I'm waiting. I suggest ordering a fried noodle or rice dish so you don't starve while waiting. Our party of 4 came at 1pm. The first dim sum dish came out at 2pm. The fried noodle and Chinese broccoli dish came out at 1:10pm. Probably not a good place for dim sum. Food is a solid 3.5 but don't expect to get any service, and make sure you are not in a rush. read more

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2.5 -3 Have had dinner here a few times and it's ok. I can honestly say... this place only makes an effort if ur a regular. Especially if they know u will bring in ppl... Before they renovated i was disgusted w/ the washroom as there were literally streak marks on the bathroom floor. Yes how the hell did it get there? How can you miss? I have absolutely no clue. Anyhow... really enjoyed the fried rice last night, soup was tasty (water fish), lobster was good and abalone was tender. No complaints. Service was prompt & they were polite. There are def. way better Chinese restaurants out there. This place is supposedly very frugal if you want dim sum but my mom refuses to go here...hmmm read more

Very Fair Chinese Restaurant - Water fish soup - Cantonese Near Me - Scarborough, Ontario

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Came here for lunch and so far it's the best Dim Sum place I've had in a while. The atmosphere isn't over the top, it's your usual Dim Sum feel, but the food definitely taste much better than the others I've had. With other locations you can sorta tell that the food has been sitting/reheating for a good while when you try to digest, in this case, the food tastes fresh and leaves you wanting more. With that said, If a friend wants any recommendations for a Dim Sum, I'll be sure to mention this. Specially cause it's fairly cheap as well. read more

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Boy what a difference a few years make. I recall coming here for a holiday dinner and not enjoying it as much. I was surprised that my generous hosts decided to come back after a sub par experience but I trust their decision as they eat out enough to choose where to go. This was a set menu and luckily we managed to snag a private room which ensured personalized service in addition to privacy. This was a set menu so all we had to do was sit and enjoy. Here is the breakdown Jelly fish with BBQ Pork. I only tried the Jelly fish and it was seasoned well. Stuffed crab claw. I luv this dish but sadly this hasn't improved here. A sub par version of this dish IMO. Peking Duck 1st course. This was a new addition to our set menu from the last visit and didn't disappoint. The skin was nice and crispy and while not the best on the city was good enough to elevate this meal. Chinese Style Beef steak. This was memorable on the last visit and they have remained consistent. Shark fin soup. This was a below average version of this dish owing largely to the chicken instead of crab meat being used as a filler. Dried scallops with mushroom. I am not a fan of this dish so was just OK with it. Fried lobster. Can't go wrong here I suppose nothing out of ordinary here just decent. Peking Duck course 2. Crystal fold I kind of enjoy this course as well (better than other courses that are usually offered with peking duck) Nice crunch and great way to extend the duck. Crispy chicken. This was overcooked IMO Steamed Grouper with scallions. This dish was disaster on the last visit thankfully it was decent and not way overcooked like last time. Noodles and rice. Fillers IMO and served their purpose well. I enjoyed the noodles. Dessert offerings as expected were forgetful. 3.5 stars. read more

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Good dim sum place, average food, there is a discount on "large" items if you order before 11am on weekdays read more

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It's totally different than 2 years ago. Now much expensive and no service at all. The food is just so so. We ordered broccoli beef, only 5-6 small slides of beef. Very disappointed. Definitely will not come again read more

From the ages of roughly 0-13, my family went here for dim sum every Saturday. Back then, I loved the dim sum and not much has changed. We haven't been back here for the past few years because, to quote my dad "Your grandma doesn't like the stairs, and the elevator takes 15 MINUTES!!!" Things that have stayed the same: - Great food - Food comes out in carts - Live seafood by the hostess stand - Chinese restaurant bathrooms Things that have changed: - Free WIFI?!?! - You order from a menu (some food is still on carts) The whole place was basically a big helping of nostalgia for me, with a side of delicious dim sum. Note: carpool or take the ttc if you can, parking is notoriously brutal here. read more

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Came here for another feast tonight, AMAZING (see photos). All the dishes were big and very authentic, very tasty. The consensus seems to be that they offer cheap dim sum to draw in the seniors crowd and have some pretty awesome pre-order dishes. If you want anything special just call in advance and they'll make it. Really good soups available and seafood is always fresh. read more

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Food is only okay. They will seat regulars for tables and not follow the waitlist. Old school crooked way to managing dim sum wait list. No thanks. read more

3.5/5 Well it's definitely very fair, especially the prices. $2.30 each on a weekday for dim sum is definitely one of the lower end prices I've encountered in a while, and the food quality overall matched up quite well for a middle-class restaurant. They unfortunately discontinued the push-cart style recently and it's menu style now, similar to most dim sum restaurants in the GTA. We had siu mai, har gow, curry cuttlefish, steamed beef balls, sliced cold beef, crispy shrimp with seaweed rolls, and the clam congee soup special. The siu mai, har gow, beef balls, cold sliced beef, and seaweed rolls were all ranging from acceptable to very good. The clam congee soup was average, problem was there was a bit of sand in the clam meat. Finally, the curry cuttlefish had a lack of curry taste, and the cuttlefish themselves tasted like plastic. Service was poor in terms of waving someone down, but the table setups were not exactly the best, especially if you're sitting by the corner near the kitchen. Overall the place isn't bad. There are better Chinese restaurants, but if you're looking for "bang for your buck" style this fits in nicely. read more

If I could rate this place a 0 I would. I am honestly so disappointed that this place is still in business for the way they treat their customers. It's horrible. We came here for Dimsum and it wasn't busy at that time - but we got offered to be seated in a room that was not in the main dining room. We took it because the hostess told us there would be the same amount of food and less wait time for a table in the main dining room. So we took it trusting the hostess, but we instantly regretted it once we were seated. There was barely any one coming around with carts and we already said no to the lady walking around with the stuffed peppers 3 times already. So where was all the food? We were craving the usual - Ha Gow , shrimp rice rolls, beef rice rolls etc. Nada. I pick up our paper and walk to the main dining room hoping to grab some food. But sadly there was also no one carting food around. At this point this was around 30 mins of waiting, and there was a huge crowd of people waiting for tables. I ask the hostess when the food will be coming around our section? She goes OH very soon! So I go back to the room - No one was eating which at this point was a packed room full of hungry strangers at different tables. We wait around 20 mins more, we get fed up and decide to get the bill and leave. We didn't eat anything but we're paying. The hostess was so rude to demand a bigger tip! Absolutely horrified at her for demanding a bigger tip for absolutely no food and no service whatsoever. We will never be back. The staff here are rude and unattentative. read more

Executed everything ok... Nothing serious or good or bad... Other than the English name... 10 course meal was everything you would expect. They served everyone with is nice though many places do this. It's was busy so the servers were a bit ornery. read more

I've been there 3 or 4 times, and it's all for weekend morning dim sum, as they have the $3.50 special for all their Small, Medium and Large dim sum prices (all sizes for the price of a small) when you order before 11 A.M. The first 2 or 3 times that I went (around 9.30am), it was VERY BUSY and we had to wait for over 15mins to get a table. There were also quite a few families waiting for a table too. But the last time that I went, 2 weeks ago on a Saturday at 9am, we didn't have to wait that long, but the restaurant was packed already. I think the time plays a major role in terms of how long you have to wait to get seated. As for the food, I find it similar to other dim sum places that I like. I would rate the food as 4/5. My favourite is the shrimp haw gow, and I enjoyed all of the dim sums we ordered. Service is quick. From my experience, they start serving with about 2 dishes and before you have time to finish them all, others start to come and in the end you have to keep trying to eat the 1 or 2 little food that's left in the basket, so that you can make space for those that are coming. In other words, the foods come pretty fast in a little amount of time. I would definitely go again, but not after 9am. Food: 4/5 Service: 3.5/5 Cleanliness: 3.5/5 Price: 3.5/5 read more

Wow do they set their bars low. At least I can say they met their expectations? I really wanted to go to an old school cart place, and this is one of the few left. But now I remember why maybe nostalgia is good in my head. only. The food carted around gets cold, and unless grabbed quickly is no longer fresh. The cart aunties were all super nice, but the food was a bit meh, and being in a old tired looking basement made the experience a tad sadder. I guess I'll just have to remember the cart experiences more fondly only in my head. read more

Overall rating is a 4-star. Ignoring the decor, it would be much closer to 5-stars because there food is exceptionally outstanding. We've tried many of their dishes, and have had simple meals and slightly more elaborate for special parties, and their food never disappointed. Only negative is that if you arrive for a later dinner, their free daily soup of the day could be gone. So, go early! read more

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Very Fair Chinese Restaurant is very fair indeed. The success formula here is good food, low price, average decor, okay service and barely okay cleanliness. We came for dim sum lunch on a Sunday. The food was cheap at $2.30 each. I loved the push carts that reminded me the old times. The dim sum tasted average, authentic and not excessively oily (but still oily). But at this price point, I would say the food was really good. The lunch stir fry noodles (not the ones from the push carts) were very, very generous in portion given the pricing was comparable food courts. Mental note to myself: order it next time even if there is too much food, so that I can pack it as lunch the next day. I would not say that the services was attentive, but it was friendly and efficient. It definitely helped that I could communicate in Chinese with any server on floor. The interior decor is traditional Chinese from the 80's. It feels like a Chinatown restaurant. I don't mind it at all, cause, together with the push carts, the decor gives me a sense of nostalgia. Overall, 3.5 stars. I look forward to visiting for dinner in the future. read more

As can be expected of most Chinese restaurants; however the service is alot better than what you usually get. Food was decent. The peking duck was divine. We got the deep fried lobster which didn't have much taste to it and had a ton of batter. We ordered 13 pounds aka 2 lobsters. It would probably be a better idea to get the onion and garlic one, at least that's full of flavour! All other dishes were typically good. I can't say the food wowed me but it's relatively affordable, clean and the staff is friendly. That's better than a lot of Asian places. Can't tell you the price of the food as I went with my softball team and the captain treated us all since we won the championship :) estimated about $500 for a ton of food that fed 12 people. read more

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Very Fair Chinese Restaurants, stand up to name very fair. I came here with my family after 'ching ming' and we wanted some dim sum and a great family outing. We came here at 2 and didn't receive the first dish until 20 minutes after ordering. And it wasn't even the dim sum dishes. It was the e noodle lobster, which was overly salted. The next dish came ten minutes after the e noodle which was the chou Zhou noodles. This was also overly salted. TEN MINUTES after the CHOU Zhou noodles we received the shrimp rice in lotus leave. At which point we've been at the restaurant for over an hour and we have not received a single dim sum item. I understand Chinese service in restaurants but this is super unreasonable. After asking multiple servers and having been told that we have to give time to the chefs to 'steam' the food.. an hour later we asked yet another server to be told they lost our order. It took you three servers and one hour to tell us you lost our order?!? Seriously.. Honestly, it turned my family outing to a disaster. When we asked to change from two orders to one order they, said that there's nothing we can do about it. At this time most of my family wasn't even hungry and just frustrated. Thanks for ruining this family outing. read more

Service sucks, had to wait for dimsum after almost an hour. The simplest things to steam took forever, and we had to keep asking to check up on the order.. This place is embarrassing. Its 2pm, where are the chefs? Are they out of dimsum? Please, this place should get less than 1 star. Update: after finally asking one last time where the food was after an hour, the server said "we just put the order in a few minutes ago". read more

Let's get this out first -- this is a dumpy looking place in the basement of a building in a strip mall with poorly designed driving/parking route. Hey, for people who are familiar with "traditional" China Towns in NYC, Boston, SF, or even Toronto/Vancouver/Calgary before recent waves of immigrants and what their taste buds and money brought to our food scene, this place is not that much worse. Very Fair Restaurant has good-tasting food, quality and fresh ingredients, and very fair prices. Giant lobsters (5 lbs or more) stir fried with "Maggi Sauce" seasoning is the STAR dish for us, can't resist ordering it every time we go. The lobster meat is so juicy and sweet, its natural flavour accentuated but not overpowered by a light touch of maggi sauce. Who wants to have frozen lobster tails after that?! -- Very fair price, too. If you order a minimum of $25 of something else, the lobster costs only $9.99 per pound. There are other good dishes, too. Of course, fair-priced. Set dinner comes with free soup (Cantonese style homemade soup that takes hours and hours to make) and free dessert. My US friends chuckle that they actually give you real desserts not just fortune cookies or a piece of orange. read more

The food here was unsanitary as I got food poisoned from eating their food. The staffs are very rude and hungry for tips. They actually stop you from leaving the restaurant if you don't give enough tip. The service here was terrible as well as staffs are rude and never get back to your requests. In the end you are forced to tip high because the aggressive staffs will ask you to leave more tip. read more

I got there with a friend and we wait for 7 minutes for a waiter to come with the menus. Then, when we were about to order we tried to call the waiters several times. No one came, they were clearly avoiding us. two of them saw us but they always preferred to attend another people, after 20 minutes of waiting and no one coming to attend us(the place wasn't even that full, I'd say not even half full) we stood up and left. Horrible service and we felt discriminated. I'd never come back here, I travel all the way from Vaughan to try their food and what I got was an awful experience and like 4 hours wasted of my life. read more

Authentic Cantonese cuisine. This restaurant also serves fresh seafood, including shrimp and shellfish. read more

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