Kwan

Popped in to satisfy a dim sum -soup dumpling craving after being out of country the past 1.5mths.
Did NOT disappoint!
Interior design and atmosphere was an appealing modern chic minimalist.
Food was brought out promptly and piping hot.
Har Gaw, pork & shrimp sui mai, soup dumpling and crispy shrimp rolls were all tasty, good portions as described in menu, at reasonable price points.
The service was friendly professional & quick.
All around, rating this a 4.5stars

Great Dim Sum Staff wonderful very attentive and helpful with the menu. Will visit again. Have returned several times. No complaints. As good as ever. Very welcoming

I really wanted to give this a good review because one server was really nice however, the food portions are extremely small for the amount you’re paying. We ordered half the Peking duck as they said it would be enough for 2 people but, it was barely enough for one. It was $100 just for half the Peking duck, (4pc) sui mai and (3pc) of spring roll. It would have been worth it if the quality was better but I would rather have frozen dim sum.

Very bad experience in Kwan Dim Sum. One of the waiters was dumping the meals and was extremely impolite, while the other waiter was very friendly. It really depends on your luck to have a relatively good experience. Strongly NOT-Recommended restaurant to have in-person dinning. The food is fair enough. I personally I rather pay extra to Uber to exchange better service.

Overpriced as a frozen diu sum. 17 dollars for a stir fried noodle? And the amount of the noodles even not enough for one person.and the plate was dirty…. And the taste
Lilol, eatable.

Food was disappointing and underwhelming. Front decor looked well enough to attract our attention, but that's it. I will say don't let the decor distract or fool you. What you see on the surface isn't always what you expect with what goes on behind the scenes. The washrooms could use some work with cleaning.

Small restaurant. Clean. Kind of loud in ambient noise and the entrance door needs a dampener because it slams every time it closes.

Food is not bad, though slightly salty. The dim sum is quite overpriced and lacks variety.

But if you're looking for regular dishes, they are quite well-cooked and beautifully presented. Slightly above casual dining in quality and price.

For the same price, I would pick this over Mama's pizza, but there are other restaurats I might pick over this.

Ordered dim sum on Uber and it was great. The food was delicious with a variety of flavours.

Others have had a better experience than I did, but I had a very rude server. This is definitely not an authentic dim sum place. I was scolded when I asked if they had certain menu items. Definitely sure I was not trying to be rude, but the male servers behaviour was uncalled for. I was also shocked by the small portion of the Hot n Sour Soup on the menu. $6.00 and there was about 3 tablespoons! I can usually get enough to fill 4-5 small bowls almost anywhere else. This place serves a very specific clientele. Look elsewhere if you are looking for real quality dim sum. I wouldn't have written this review if the server had behaved better.

Food was good, but Super over priced for what you get. They offer Dim Sum but only have a 'Top 14' list that you can choose from.

Some notes:
General Tao was fried nicely and tasted good but really salty and they give you no RICE!

Fried squid was 18.99 and you get a tiny plate.

Bring a jacket if you're sitting next to the door because it gets cold and then hot and then cold and then hot in there.

We dropped chopsticks on the floor and the waitress literally picked them up for us and put them back on our plate.

The flat rice noodles, hor fan, with beef was very tasty and had lots of wok aroma. The chicken siu mai was flavorful and had a good texture when bit into. The shrimp spring rolls were hot and crunchy, with no oily filling.

The jasmine tea was hot and had lots of aroma, and the decor was very unique and cozy, creating a very relaxing atmosphere.

Just a bit too expensive.

1 star update
The entire menu changed and only features 14 types of dimsum (3 of which are repeated potsickers). So 9 types of dimsum available. Your restaurant definitely has false advertising by keeping your old menu items on the windows and by calling yourselves dim sum restaurant even if the menu online has no dimsum at all.

The dimsum quality (har gow, siu mai, and spicy dumplings) are at best mediocre but do not value at $6.99 per dimsum. Will not return because the menu was a disappointment. Food came so late. By the time we finished the stir fry vermicelli the dimsum came. However, served the wronged item. We will travel further than to come back here.

[Review 2 years ago 4 stars]
Decent enough, prices of dimsum is average in GTA. The manager stresses out and that stress energy is often spread to customers who are enjoying their meals, especially when the restaurant is not that busy.

Great tasting dim sum for cheap! Well, we think so, all this was $40 and this is AFTER the Covid gouge.

I felt that they treated me badly because I had construction work clothes and it was a bit dirty but I didn't go inside until I just stayed in the hall. I felt a little racist treatment because of my appearance. I don't know if that's why they didn't prepare my food correctly because it didn't taste very good. I have eaten that before and its taste is very different from today

Rice was pretty dry and flavourless.
Beef and broccoli was good.
Food was Pretty expensive and probably will not reorder.

Great location and lots of selections on Chinese dim
Sum and traditional Chinese dish
.

We always like their dimsums: siomai, pork bbq buns, sticky rice in lotus leaf, buns with eggyolk (love love this). We have tried their other dishes too and all have been good. We just find the pricey, maybe because it was for delivery, but not sure. Will still buy some of their food.