Reviews
What Matilda Bode doesn't like about Lai Wah Heen:
We went for New Year’s Eve and we’re disappointed. The dim sum was not explained although we stresses that one of us dies not eat meat. While most if us dined in duck the hungry pescatarian had to wait a half hour for her dim sum to arrive. The Chinese broccoli portion was also relatively small. The duck was good but little meat. View all feedback. What Janice Windler likes about Lai Wah Heen:
Brought my family to try their special dim sum menus, the $55 one is a steal in light of what you get…and the $40 one is just as great. This meal is one of my favourite meals of all time anywhere. Top quality food, service, relaxing atmosphere with plenty of space between tables. They have an excellent XO sauce that goes very well with everything. I love this resto. View all feedback.
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My aunt recommended Lai Wah Heen Chinese Restaurant to usThere was options to order set menu (set price per person) as well order al carte options.
Lets face it, dim sum can be a stressful experienceThe waiting, crowds, loud noises and rushed service can all be off-putting.
I'm surprised to read all these contrasting, love-or-hate reviews about Lai Wah Heen as I was fairly impressed with my experience here.
Eat very good to big ambiance ok noise level low excellent price point a little high not my first visit and I will be back
There were patrons was disappointing we enjoyed the 2nd curs of the peking disappointing, but the 1st curs was disappointing. not crispy. broccoli supplement wa...
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read moreLai Wah Heen offers a mixed experience when it comes to their food and service. Some diners found the dishes to be disappointing, with small vegetable portions and tough pea shoots. However, others raved about the amazing foie gras fried rice and salt and pepper pork chop. The dim sum selections received mixed reviews, with some praising the lobster shaped dumplings and shrimp and chive dumplings, while others found the Peking duck disappointing. The atmosphere at the restaurant was generally well-received, with a calm and relaxing vibe. Overall, Lai Wah Heen seems to be a hit or miss for guests, with some enjoying the high-quality food and service, while others were left wanting more.
Crispy duck tastes good, it came with a whole duck. Ordered both dish for the duck, make sure you check the amount before ordering. The wrap came with 4-5 round...
read moreMade a reservation at this restaurant on 2nd floor of our hotel. Superb service, the owner him self carved the BEST Peking duck we ever had, the rice paper wrap...
read moreThe peking duck was delicious and love the fact they cut, prepare and serve you individually! You can eat the second course peking duck with lettuce wrap, they...
read moreThis is definitely one of the best Dim Sum places I’ve ever been to. The serves was extremely nice and made really good recommendations. The quality of the food...
read morePerhaps my new standard for dim sum! The service was excellent and extremely fast. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing. The food is such an amazing experience!...
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read moreWe went to this restaurant for the first time for a company outing. We had made a reservation for 11:30 AM, but the restaurant was not yet open when we arrived....
read moreMy family wanted to do something special to pre-celebrate the Lunar Lantern Festival, so we chose to dine at the legendary Lai Wah Heen Cantonese fine dining re...
read moreI dined at this restaurant again yesterday after several years. In my opinion, it is still the top Dim Sum spot in Toronto, standing out above the rest. The foo...
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