Seafood Princess
Toronto
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We went for dim sum. Not too many small tables in the main dining room resulting in some waiting time. It might work better for larger group as it has quite a number of private rooms. Good is good and tasty. Service is also fine.
The Dim Sum portions are big, the piece is reasonable, the restaurant feels clean and looks clean. First time here and will definitely be back for more enjoyable meals. Just in case, you're wondering....... NOT CART SERVICE. Everything is ordered A LA CART and that is the only thing holding this place back from getting a 5 STAR.
Nice place. Food is good, no complaints. They have huge tables with motorized lazy Susan, which will be helpful if indeed you have a large group. We went for dimsum, like I said, food was good. Typical. Nothing really stood out as super special. Dishes came out in a timely manner.
Visited during dim sum hours. It’s a beautiful restaurant with polished service. Dishes came out fresh and hot. Taste is on point. My favourite is the bun with cream sauce/eel/cheese. $3 tea presentation and $6.95 S/M/L dishes before 11:00am daily. We order a lot and it came to $36 all in with more than enough to take hike. Recommended especially with families and kids. I’ll try dinner in the future.
From the moment we stepped into Seafood Princess, we knew we were in for a special meal. This place has quickly become one of my favourite destinations for Chinese cuisine in the GTA. The moment you sit down, you can tell the kitchen takes pride in every dish — everything we ordered was fresh, beautifully presented, and bursting with flavour. Seafood Princess Let’s talk about the BBQ pork buns — honestly some of the best I’ve had in the city. They were soft, pillowy, and generously filled with sweet, savoury char siu that melted in your mouth. Whether you’re a dim sum lover or just a fan of the classics, these buns alone are worth a visit. (And trust me, we went back for more!) Beyond the buns, the soup selection was equally impressive. Each bowl arrived steaming hot, rich with depth and layered flavour — perfect as a starter and a great complement to the rest of the meal. The broth was clear, comforting, and full of fresh ingredients that made you appreciate the care behind every ladle. We also tried several other dishes that night — from delicate seafood plates to savoury sides — and everything exceeded expectations. The service was warm and attentive, and the setting felt relaxed yet refined. If you’re craving delicious BBQ pork buns, amazing soups, and a wonderfully curated menu, Seafood Princess should be at the top of your list! Highly recommended for groups, families, or anyone looking for memorable Cantonese food in Toronto.
