MIMI Chinese
265 Davenport Rd, Toronto
(416) 505-0799
Customers' Favorites
Shrimp Toast Fry Bread Red Vinegar Hot Mustard Mayo Guangdong Province
Stuffed Chicken Wing and Shrimp Toast
Crossed Arm Dumplings in Red Oil
Scallion and Ginger Sea Bass
Scallion & Ginger Scallop
Black Sesame Ice Cream
Smacked Cucumber Salad
Hidden Crispy Chicken
Four Foot Belt Noodle
Stir Fried Rice Rolls
Recent Reviews
Great experience!
Best items to get were
1. the General Tao chicken is a MUST (generic, sure, but so good!!!)
2. Strip loin is a MUST.
3. Lamb fried rice
4. Potatoes (so incredibly flavourful)
5. Char Sui
6. Dessert - Cookies & Crème (unreal)
Best items to get were
1. the General Tao chicken is a MUST (generic, sure, but so good!!!)
2. Strip loin is a MUST.
3. Lamb fried rice
4. Potatoes (so incredibly flavourful)
5. Char Sui
6. Dessert - Cookies & Crème (unreal)
In general, we are pretty happy with our birthday dinner at the Mimi Chinese. There are a few areas that could use some improvements.
Firstly, the overall service at the restaurant was excellent; but its reservation process would need some streamlining. In the past, we had attempted to make reservation multiple times at MIMI Chinese but unsuccessful due to our number of people in our family (12-14 people) and with short notice each time (within one week)....
Firstly, the overall service at the restaurant was excellent; but its reservation process would need some streamlining. In the past, we had attempted to make reservation multiple times at MIMI Chinese but unsuccessful due to our number of people in our family (12-14 people) and with short notice each time (within one week)....
Stand outs are the shrimp toast, the belt noodles and lamb fried rice.
Cocktails were also awesome - I highly recommend the Tropic Thunder mocktail but add baijiu!
Giving 4 stars even though the food was so good because the service was a little off - our server was perfectly nice but we had to, multiple times on multiple occasions, flag him down as he wasn’t very attentive even though the restaurant wasn’t...