Sang-Ji Fried Bao (North York)
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Customers' Favorites
Duck Soup w Vermicelli Shredded Duck Tofu Puff Coriander
Dry Noodle with Sxallion Oil & Peanuts 葱油拌面
Original Pork Sang Ji Bao & Curry Sang Ji Bao
Original Pork Sang Ji Bao & Curry Sang Ji Bao
Savory Dough Fritter Roll 蛋饼卷油条
Duck Soup with Vermicelli 老鸭粉丝汤
Bike-Size Wonton Soup w S H Spinach
Dry Noodle Scallion Oil and Peanuts
Sang Ji Fried Bao and Dry Noodles
Shanghainese Style Pork Schnitzel
Recent Reviews
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Delicious food in a cozy place. We were curious about the fried bao and although they were tasty, the fried portion didn’t really do much to me.
The wonton soup and fried wontons were marvellous!!
The wonton soup and fried wontons were marvellous!!
I have been waiting to try this place for awhile now! Finally get to the try the OG Bao, it has a soup full of soup, fresh meat inside and crunchy skin, a match made in heaven! Will come back to try other items next time!
The specials baos are so fresh and tasty 10/10. Personally I preferred the special bun versus the curry one.
Also ordered the wonton noodles and pork belly noodle soup which had a nice light broth.
The only adventurous dish we tried was the dough fritter with soy milk which was something that I was not used to eating as it tasted a bit bland.
Also ordered the wonton noodles and pork belly noodle soup which had a nice light broth.
The only adventurous dish we tried was the dough fritter with soy milk which was something that I was not used to eating as it tasted a bit bland.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
Sang-Ji Fried Bao in North York is a cozy sit-down restaurant known for its outstanding pan-fried buns. The pan-fried buns have a thin, crispy bottom and a firm, juicy meat filling, making them one of the best in Toronto. The original pork bao is a favorite among customers, with many describing it as unbelievably good. The fresh meat pan-fried dumplings are also a must-try, offering a crispy bottom and delicious flavors. Customers enjoy watching the staff make the dumplings while they eat or wait for their order. Other menu items like scallion noodles, won ton soup, and the New Dry Noodle with meat sauce and peppercorn oil are well-received too. While dishes like pork ribs and rice cakes are decent, the famous duck vermicelli soup has been described as lacking in flavor. The restaurant has a storefront for dining in, which many are glad to see. Prices have gone up, but the quick service and reasonable prices still make it a great spot for a casual meal with friends.