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1. diaryofatorontogirl.com › toronto-chinatown15 Best Chinatown Restaurants in Toronto You Must Visit

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   • Banh Mi Nguyen Huong. Nguyen Huong is your spot to get authentic banh mi in Toronto, and it’s also one of the best cheap food spots in the city. If you don’t already know what banh mi is, it’s basically a Vietnamese sub sandwich, and it’s truly heavenly.
   • Juicy Dumpling. This famous Chinatown spot is known for their juicy Shanghai-style dumplings, and it’s one of the best restaurants in Toronto to grab dumplings!
   • Hong Kong Bistro Cafe. Enjoy Hong Kong-style western eats at this cha chaan teng in Chinatown. They’ve got an extensive menu filled with Cantonese eats and Hong Kong café-style food, with baked rice and spaghetti dishes, curry dishes, and more.
   • Rol San Restaurant. I’ve been going to Rol San since I was a baby, and it’s one of my favourite dim sum restaurants in Toronto. Their chicken feet and squid tentacles are so dang delicious, and so is everything else on their menu.

2. www.tripadvisor.ca › Restaurants-g155019-zfnThe 10 Best Restaurants in Chinatown Toronto - Tripadvisor

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   Chinatown Restaurants - Toronto, Ontario: See 6,461 Tripadvisor traveler reviews of 6,461 restaurants in Toronto Chinatown and search by cuisine, price, and more.

3. streetsoftoronto.com › the-10-best-restaurants-inThe 10 best restaurants in Toronto's Chinatown, ranked

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   • Swatow Restaurant. The best time to go to Swatow is late on a Friday or Saturday night, when the room is packed with the after-drinks crowd, and servers effortlessly glide around large, circular tables refreshing waters, refilling teapots and laying heaping plates of fried rice and glistening General Tao chicken on plastic-covered tables.
   • Bitter Melon. Run by the dynamic duo of Andre Au and Joanna Hon, Bitter Melon is not your typical Chinese restaurant—it challenges norms and perceptions.
   • Mother Dumplings. This is Chinatown’s premier restaurant for dumplings, wrapped, fried or steamed. Just like mom used to make, the dumplings here are so good you’ll probably end up with more than you bargained for.
   • R&D. Another outstanding restaurant for the Oliver & Bonacini group, R&D is a perfect representation of high end modern Canadian Chinese cuisine. Esteemed chef and Masterchef Canadajudge Alvin Leung, who made a name for himself in Hong Kong at his 3 Michelin star restaurant Bo Innovation, founded this restaurant with mentee Eric Chong at this fine dining establishment.

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5. localfoodtours.com › chinatown-toronto-restaurants12+ Chinatown Restaurants You Must Eat At in Toronto

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   • Mother’s Dumplings. A dumpling institution at the northern entrance of Chinatown, Mother’s Dumplings will treat you to comforting home-style cooking from northeastern China made from recipes passed down through generations.
   • Dim Sum King. Walk up to the third floor of this little Dundas Street ‘mall’ and you’ll reach what is perhaps the largest Dim Sum restaurant in Toronto.
   • Little Sheep. On the first floor of the same mall-esque structure as Dim Sum King, you’ll find Little Sheep. Specializing in All-You-Can-Eat Mongolian Hotpot, this do it yourself eatery is perfect for the hungry diners among you!
   • Chinese Traditional Buns. Specializing in North-Eastern Chinese food, Chinese Traditional Buns more than makes up for it’s questionable decor with some of the best food in Chinatown.

6. www.destinationtoronto.com › westside › chinatownChinatown Toronto | Find Things to Do, Events & Restaurants

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   Chinatown restaurants in Toronto Mother’s Dumplings. Mother’s Dumplings is one of the most iconic landmark eateries along Spadina Avenue and is known for its fluffy, freshly handmade dumplings. Choose to have your dumplings pan-fried, steamed or boiled, and enjoy the immersive, live experience of watching them take form. Red Room

   • Chinatown Toronto is one of five Chinatowns in the Greater Toronto area.
   • Yes, Toronto Chinatown is relatively big and is one of the largest Chinatowns in North America. It spans several blocks along Spadina Avenue and th...
   • Absolutely! Chinatown Toronto is worth visiting for its vibrant atmosphere, authentic Asian cuisine, captivating street art and unique shops. It's...

7. www.tripadvisor.ca › RestaurantsNear-g155019-dThe 10 Best Restaurants Near Chinatown, Toronto - Tripadvisor

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   Restaurants near Chinatown, Toronto on Tripadvisor: Find traveller reviews and candid photos of dining near Chinatown in Toronto, Ontario.

8. www.destinationtoronto.com › guide-to-chinatownWhere to Eat, Shop & Play in Toronto’s Chinatown ...

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   Tuck into Chinese-Canadian comfort foods like chow mein, fried rice and lo mein at Swatow Restaurant (309 Spadina Ave.) or Taste of China Seafood Restaurant (338 Spadina Ave.), or, for a fun hotpot experience, try Chine Legendary Hot Pot & Noodles (327 Spadina Ave.).