Paradise Fine Chinese Dining - Toronto

Paradies’s dim is good/up average. they can also be packed quite, so it is a good idea to reserve their place before the time. weekday dim sum gives a discount if they order before 11AM./ which makes this place a glamor, is dinner. her peking duck is top notch and not oily. they also have a good source for their escape, it is more fleshy than most restaurants out there. definitiw a recommended dish if it is their first visit./ other dinner dishes that my family and I enjoy, includes dice beef tenderloin with garlic, fish tail, or fish belly die fried, sauteed scallops with vegetables, soya chicken, bbq duck, die fried snow pea leaves with garlic. her water cress suppe is also very good when available. they change their menu regularly, so if they do not decide what to order, they can always ask the staff to make recommendations./ I should also mention that I usually bring my parents here, because the digestion system of my mother does not make too good with oily food. we find that paradises eat less oily is compared to most Chinese food sites. service is excellent, personal is friendly and speaks English.

This assessment is only for its sum. this is our favorite restaurant for dimsum. the decoration and the tee is higher and they make the absolutely best Chinese dessert: golden fried sesame balls with soft Custard center. everything we have tried there is good, but the texture of steamed bbq pork buns is very crispy, so we do not recommend it. go before 11 o'clock to better praise.

I saw the average reviews and was worried when we picked this resto for a celebration. But the dimsum here is actually pretty amazing. I really enjoyed our food and so did the rest of the family. We tried the regular menu and it was good but the dimsum is a must try. I live really close so I will he coming back. I used to love going to Rosewood downtown but its too much of a trek now. Paradise is a great alternative! I plan to have many meals here in the coming years.

Food excellent. This review is based on Paradise 's sneakiness.First off: your bill will include the tip added, no matter what size your party is. So Paradise makes a tip mandatory (I 've always thought it was based on quality of service? And they sneakily make the tip look like the tax (13% so when you get your bill, you 'll think you need to tip on top of that. Don 't be fooled.Second: They charge for tap water. I know water costs restaurants money, but seriously? $1 for each person for tap water? It 's not even filtered water, it 's tap.Third: Service is only okay with mandatory tipping, I would expect at least good service. It 's only minimal effort. Bring your food. Leave. Not even so much as asking if we need anything else.Four: back to the bill dim sum dishes are listed as S, M, L, or XL. With different pricing for each. Make sure you know what size you 're ordering and calculate your total. The final bill does not have line by line charges, only the total. So you won 't know if they accidentally charged you for two mediums when it should be two smalls.If you go in knowing all this, then you will enjoy the food (which really is good and not be bothered by the sneakiness.

This is a really solid Chinese restaurant. Everything is flavourful and fresh. The yin yang rice is interesting as it seems to have some curry powder. The baked tapioca pudding is a must have.