Cheap, fast, delicious. Moreover, the atmosphere is retro and nice. It's so Chinese that you feel like you've wandered into China. Credit cards can also be used. But you can't use Amex. It is located on the top 5th floor of the building. Press the "T" button on the elevator. The three of us ate our fill and leftovers cost around $130. Prices are not listed for each item, but no matter what you order.I think it's about 8 dollars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yeung-Seu Yoon
It looked like hospital food delivered cold
Service: 2
Gawdy WS Cheng
Excellent Chinese food at very reasonable price.Good service and very clean.Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
P C
The food is adequate. The service can be tricky. I prefer Rol San. I have been to Sky Dragon several times. Most of the time because Rol San has a long line up. Food is ok at Sky Dragon but I just don't like to be upsold or asked to get the dish I don't want constantly. I like hot and sour soup and it's on their regular menu, but every time I try to order it, the waitress always ends in a panic and has to get someone else to take my order. Not only that, getting the right size of the soup we want is a constant challenge. I usually try to get a small/personal size bowl because there are usually just two of us. Every time I have to double or triple check in both English and Mandarin, so there is no confusion which size I am ordering. The price difference is $6 vs $20.95 for a family size big bowl. I failed that today when I ordered a small size, the family size bowl came and was shocked when we were paying. I had to gently complain to the lady in the front and she gave me a discount of $4 and said next time I should order the small size..... Duh.. lady I did... And triple checked. Lol anyway food is ok. There is usually no wait. I would check the bill carefully. The lady in the front also misread the price on the menu and tried to charge me 29.95 for a family size bowl of hot and sour soup.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Jue Chow
Everything was average, there rice noodles had that nice smoky charred flavour.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Ali Shah
You have to becareful with the bill. If they can they will rip you off. Check and ask for prices before ordering to make sure. I was obviously overcharged and I asked for an official receipt and they did not provide one. They tore off a piece of paper and wrote stuff in mandarin. Unprofessional and shady.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tom Paskey
Food was reasonable at best, and the atmosphere has a lot to be desired. Would have preferred to do dim sum in a restaurant down street level that had better ambiance.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
grow knee
The waitress was so stupid you will ask her for something sauce/additional/tea dish and she will deliberately walk past you forgetting about it. The stupid girl with the glasses. Other than the terrible service the food was ok nothing special because the lady with the took too long to come out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 2
congee
classic Toronto Dim sum expirence. our cutlery wasn't as clean as I would like but the food was on point. service and atmosphere were expected for the price. our eggplant came out a bit cold however the turnip cake had a wonderful crisp to it. the view of the city cannot be beat so I highly reccomend sitting next to a window.
A very nice place for dim sum although it is quite pricey. The bill for 12 items totaled to $150.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Kevin
Service was terrible, waited so long for those cart lady’s to come buy but never came to the front area so people in the front seating area never got food. Waited over 30 mins until the First Lady came by and after that nothing. And when the lady would come to our seating area all the food would be not available because she would serve the other side and make her way down to the front. Terrible service.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
C S
Went for dim sum on Chinese New Year Day - year of the dragon. You can order à la carte. The laminated menu has colour photos and items are clearly numbered for easy ordering (tip: order the pai gwat fan). There are also carts with different sim sum that are pushed out of the kitchen. Food is fresh. Service was actually great. We were seated right away, they refilled out tea pot without us having to ask and they cleared dishes quickly. It was sunny out and as the restaurant is on the top floor, the restaurant was filled with sunshine. We enjoyed our food, the service and ambiance. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wren Lee
I was so excited to try out Toronto’s dim sum, but this place felt a bit disappointing.The first point against it was how hard it was to find the restaurant. It’s in this small shopping complex at the very top. But there isn’t any signage telling you so. My friend and I asked one of the other stores where to find the restaurant.The food was just okay. The har gao was a bit sticky, and the ham siu go was soft and not crispy.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Elvis
Food has always been good ever since I came here when I was little. The service was somewhat unprofessional at times and you sort of have to help yourself. Atmosphere is pretty outdated but overall the food makes up for it.
Cheap, fast, delicious. Moreover, the atmosphere is retro and nice. It's so Chinese that you feel like you've wandered into China. Credit cards can also be used. But you can't use Amex. It is located on the top 5th floor of the building. Press the "T" button on the elevator. The three of us ate our fill and leftovers cost around $130. Prices are not listed for each item, but no matter what you order.I think it's about 8 dollars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It looked like hospital food delivered cold
Service: 2
Excellent Chinese food at very reasonable price.Good service and very clean.Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is adequate. The service can be tricky. I prefer Rol San. I have been to Sky Dragon several times. Most of the time because Rol San has a long line up. Food is ok at Sky Dragon but I just don't like to be upsold or asked to get the dish I don't want constantly. I like hot and sour soup and it's on their regular menu, but every time I try to order it, the waitress always ends in a panic and has to get someone else to take my order. Not only that, getting the right size of the soup we want is a constant challenge. I usually try to get a small/personal size bowl because there are usually just two of us. Every time I have to double or triple check in both English and Mandarin, so there is no confusion which size I am ordering. The price difference is $6 vs $20.95 for a family size big bowl. I failed that today when I ordered a small size, the family size bowl came and was shocked when we were paying. I had to gently complain to the lady in the front and she gave me a discount of $4 and said next time I should order the small size..... Duh.. lady I did... And triple checked. Lol anyway food is ok. There is usually no wait. I would check the bill carefully. The lady in the front also misread the price on the menu and tried to charge me 29.95 for a family size bowl of hot and sour soup.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Everything was average, there rice noodles had that nice smoky charred flavour.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
You have to becareful with the bill. If they can they will rip you off. Check and ask for prices before ordering to make sure. I was obviously overcharged and I asked for an official receipt and they did not provide one. They tore off a piece of paper and wrote stuff in mandarin. Unprofessional and shady.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Food was reasonable at best, and the atmosphere has a lot to be desired. Would have preferred to do dim sum in a restaurant down street level that had better ambiance.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 4
The waitress was so stupid you will ask her for something sauce/additional/tea dish and she will deliberately walk past you forgetting about it. The stupid girl with the glasses. Other than the terrible service the food was ok nothing special because the lady with the took too long to come out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 2
classic Toronto Dim sum expirence. our cutlery wasn't as clean as I would like but the food was on point. service and atmosphere were expected for the price. our eggplant came out a bit cold however the turnip cake had a wonderful crisp to it. the view of the city cannot be beat so I highly reccomend sitting next to a window.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Authentic, traditional dim sum place.
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A very nice place for dim sum although it is quite pricey. The bill for 12 items totaled to $150.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Service was terrible, waited so long for those cart lady’s to come buy but never came to the front area so people in the front seating area never got food. Waited over 30 mins until the First Lady came by and after that nothing. And when the lady would come to our seating area all the food would be not available because she would serve the other side and make her way down to the front. Terrible service.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Went for dim sum on Chinese New Year Day - year of the dragon. You can order à la carte. The laminated menu has colour photos and items are clearly numbered for easy ordering (tip: order the pai gwat fan). There are also carts with different sim sum that are pushed out of the kitchen. Food is fresh. Service was actually great. We were seated right away, they refilled out tea pot without us having to ask and they cleared dishes quickly. It was sunny out and as the restaurant is on the top floor, the restaurant was filled with sunshine. We enjoyed our food, the service and ambiance. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I was so excited to try out Toronto’s dim sum, but this place felt a bit disappointing.The first point against it was how hard it was to find the restaurant. It’s in this small shopping complex at the very top. But there isn’t any signage telling you so. My friend and I asked one of the other stores where to find the restaurant.The food was just okay. The har gao was a bit sticky, and the ham siu go was soft and not crispy.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Food has always been good ever since I came here when I was little. The service was somewhat unprofessional at times and you sort of have to help yourself. Atmosphere is pretty outdated but overall the food makes up for it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Deep Fried, Shrimp Dumplings