“This is a traditional style dim sum restaurant lacking the trendy decor and modern treats popular among the younger crowd. However, I find their offerings to be consistently average. The restaurant is spacious. It provides convenience to the nearby residents, making it the best choice if you crave dim sum in the morning.“
“It was raining tonight so it was very quiet at 7 pm. We weren't very hungry so we ordered a light meal.Braised Sliced Bran and Mushroom 4/ 5 it is a cold dish but very flavorfulFreshly Steamed Juicy Pork Buns 5/5 excellent soup, skin was very thin and did not break. The meat was flavourful and well seasonedFreshly Steamed Crab Buns with Pork 3/5excellent soup, skin was thin and meat with crab meat was very basic in flavor and taste.Return - maybe but I won't order the buns with the crab. Decent pricing and friendly service.“
“The independent store has its own patio and the dining area is on the second floor, which is comfortable and quiet. Rice rolls and porridge are both quick-to-eat delicacies and must be eaten while hot to retain their delicious taste.Except for the signature soy sauce king beef intestines, the pork loin intestines are also good. There are a lot of pork loin, not stingy at all, freshly cooked and tender, and taste great!The beef brisket rice rolls are also delicious. The beef brisket is stewed soft and tasty. The slippery rice rolls are soaked in pork belly juice and full of the flavor of childhood.“
“Karl, our server, was superb! Anticipated our needs and what our young kids will need. Very nice guy! Great service! Even if it’s lunch, we got the dinner menu for AYCE. So much food selections for kids and adults. Food was great! Good portion size and whatever you ordered comes. Not like other AYCE places where they cut you off if you order a lot, or the portion size is super small so you need to order more but you don’t get everything. The thickness of the sashimi is regular sized, the portions of the rolls are generous. The bbq pork buns were good too. We had the sweet sour rolls, szechuan special roll, and the diamond special roll. Everything was great! So happy we found a good ayce restaurant. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Nice ambience. Very kid friendly! Again, thanks to our server Karl for making our dining experience with young kids so easy and enjoyable (those parents with young kids 5yrs old or less will know what I mean).Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly! They have plastic cups for the kids, clean highchairs, good room to manouvre strollers, good selection of food that kids will eat.Wheelchair accessibility: Accessible tables and doors. Great for people on a wheelchair, walker, or moms with strollers.“
“Kwan Specialty is part of the Kwan Dim Sum Chinese Restaurants family. There’s 2 or 3 restaurant locations left in the GTA. The one in Scarborough Towne Centre closed down during the pandemic. The difference with Kwan Specialty, it’s not a restaurant. It’s a place to buy teas, frozen dim sum, pickup limited amount of cakes, pastries, cookies and imported snacks. There’s a Wedding Corner, if you want party favours. They even sell chilli oil and xo sauce for your dim sum.At the centre is a cozy sitting area where you can drink tea and eat pastries. BTW, they don’t heat your frozen dim sum on site, and there’s no washroom facilities to use.Spend $50, you can pay using your credit card. But if you pay cash, you get a $5 voucher on your next purchase. If you spend $100 either cash or credit card you get a free gift. It’s a cake cutter/server with 4 matching small forks.Surprisingly, they sell party trays enough to feed 4-5 people, but you need to preorder ahead of time.I like their assortment of frozen foods and dim sum. Each one is labelled with cooking instructions. They even have a vegetarian section.This is a great place for seniors to come and get their food supply for the week. Only issue is there’s no push or wave button automatic door openers for people with mobility issues. Update: There is a push button, but not working at my 2nd visit back.Luckily, they do delivery on specific days and locations for those seniors and anyone in general. There’s a pull up banner sign near the front door with further details or call them. You can order online.Shopping bags are extra.Employees are friendly and can speak in English fluently.It’s in a great location as it almost shares the same parking lot as Costco and a Chinese Restaurant.“
“You will eat z bugs. I've worked in Chinese restaurants and the reality is that humans eat 2.5 pounds of bugs a year. Whether they know it or not, the secret is that they don't know. sometimes restaurants get spankings when a cooked creature is exposed. We've bought lots of dim sum from you people. I can only hope that I don't come across this again. You still get five stars for the convenience and the flavors, but watch out more carefully next time.“
“This is premium dimsum at its best in the GTA. I believe this is the best cha-siu bbq pork I've had in my life. All the portions are generously sized in comparison to the price. It's not the cheapest dimsum place, but it's very delicious to eat here“
“I popped into this spot randomly and was tempted by their pork mooncakes. It was my first time trying them and they were so good! The pastry is flaky, sort of like an egg tart crust and they were generously filled with pork. It was nicely seasoned and tender. I actually ate them at home the day after I bought them. I followed the reheating instructions on the box and they came out perfect.I also got some of their frozen pork wontons to cook at home and they were great too! It reminds me of the ones my mom makes.Not sure if it was the owner, but the lady at the counter was so friendly and welcoming too.I will have to come back and try their baos and shumai!“
“A Chinese frozen dim-sum & frozen cooked meal store, steam at home anytime directly from frozen products, wide selection with many variations of dim-sum, dumpling and bao products, save a lot of preparation time at home with these ready to steam products, good quality at reasonable prices.“