Dragon City - Toronto

I would rate the food at Sky Dragon a 3.0 and the ambiance a 0.5. Our pick-up arrived promptly at 11:30am, and we made our way to the restaurant without any issues. Despite being seated near the kitchen, it actually turned out to be a good thing as we were able to see all the food options on the push carts before they reached our table. We enjoyed a variety of dishes such as shrimp rice rolls, congee, Chinese donut, and gyoza. While the food was not as exceptional as what we have had at Kirin City Square in Vancouver, the staff, particularly the push cart ladies, were all very kind to my mother. One lady even went above and beyond to cut her food into smaller pieces to make it easier for her to eat. We were also fortunate to be seated close to the person frying the taro and turnip cakes, so we were able to enjoy them fresh off the pan. After tax, the total bill came to $16.65, which I believe was a good deal for the quality of food and service we received.

This dim sum restaurant in Chinatown is excellent. The traditional dim sum is served from carts and is very reasonably priced. The quality of the dim sum is impressive, rivaling that of higher-end dim sum restaurants in Toronto.

Sky Dragon in Chinatown is known for its authentic dim sum, served the traditional way with carts. This is one of the few places in Chinatown that still offers this experience, making it a must-visit for anyone looking for a truly authentic dim sum experience. It's perfect for introducing friends to this delicious cuisine.The menu at Sky Dragon offers a great variety of dishes, including special options like congee and fresh Chinese greens such as snow pea shoots. Their rice rolls are especially tasty, with thin, perfectly cooked rice wrapping. And for the more adventurous eaters, the chicken feet and 'phoenix claw' are a must-try and are delicious.Overall, Sky Dragon is the best spot in Chinatown for authentic dim sum.

Huge dim sum variety huge place great blows montreals kam fung out of the water.

During university, I often ate dim sum at Sky Dragon Chinese Cuisine. The Spadina, Dundas location was prime and they could always accommodate a large group of hungry students. It helped that prices were low. I could eat a full meal for close to $12 after tax and tip. Prices per dish has increased, but our bill on my last visit was still only $14/person on a Saturday.