龍港 Lobster Port

The place is spacious and the dim sums are so so. The price is relatively reasonable than others.

Ever since my first visit to Lobster Port back in March 2023, it has quickly become my favourite dim sum luch go to place every time I'm back in Toronto again. Their seatings are pretty comfortable and the place is very spacious esp if you are seated at the main hall with high ceilings. Service is quick, staff are efficient and friendly and the many dim sum are very tasty. I love in particular their signature baked BBQ Pork Bun, Lobster yee mee, steamed beef balls, steamed milk & egg custard and baked lotus seed paste w sago pudding. These are definitely all the must have which can not be missed.

If I have an option to give zero I would. Fruit flies everywhere, dried ant observed on the wine class, waiters walking around looking lost, overpriced menu. Never again.

Reasonably priced dim sum for reasonably good quality. The lobster e fu noodle was surprisingly good deal for lunch

Nice place with authentic dim sum, but not the most creative dim sum I have been.
Service seems good, I did not interact with them since someone paid for me:)

Foods are pretty good, they have nice petition to divide the tables. But don't know why it's quite noisy there, you have to talk loud though. It's very busy during noon time.

A nice spacious spot for dim sum. I visited during the chinese new year period so the staff were extra friendly.the food was pretty good and they have a few unique dim sum items.pricing is fair for the food quality and environment.

Have been there for both lunch and dinner. The food was maintained at good quality. With a few exceptions, the services were good.

Really enjoy the food here. Ive had varied experiences. Some good, some bad. Today was good. Ordered a bunch of dim sum, but the ones that stood out was the fries shrimp and crab ovals and shrimp rolled in seaweed. Delicious.

Parking lot needs new lines. Cars are parked randomly and spaced out really weird

The food was just ok, nothing special. The lobster we got was definitely much smaller than advertised, and too salty.

To the good customer service to the greedy boss who charge $30 extra for lion dance on Chinese New Year

Great place for dim sum. The place is surprisingly large as it is a banquet hall, but still expect a long wait of up to an hour if you go during peak hours on the weekend.

We had New Year Eve dinner last Saturday. The rice was spoiled again when they "re-made" the second time. I think they were the same batch. The other dishes were only okay given this place supposed to be a higher end restaurant.

Hostess is polite and dim sum is pretty good. 10% off if you go there often and knows the code.

Busy on weekends till 2pm. Still need to wait for a table. Dishes are ok and each is well placed in a fancy tray. Service is slow while there are a lot of waitresses. Better call and ask before join the line up. Overall ok dim sum.

Excellent dim sum with great selection. Tasty lobster in reasonable price. Comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Attentive service.

Delicious food with beautiful decoration on the dishes. I will definitely come again with family and friends.

Be aware that they don’t take online order from Snappy Innovation anymore. I ordered dim sum and went to pick it up, only to find out this and disappointed. Who’s fault was that for not updating the info, Goggle Map, Snappy or Lobster Port?

Prices are good persay. The more expensive food very good. The cheaper dim sum was actually pretty good. Service was typical.

I eat at some really good Chinese restaurants and they all start to taste the same. Honestly this was one of the best dinners I've had with lobster and fish, and peking duck even though I don't eat duck. Price was reasonable and everything was delicious. EXCEPT THE DESSERT. The melon jello tastes like medicine. I think some of the kids loved it but out was pretty bad. Also they only had red bean soup and not the purple rice soup so that was a bummer.

Really recommend this place and I probably should go for dim sum to check out their dim sum menu.

Came here for dinner and everything was perfect. The service was excellent, the food was delicious, the restaurant was clean, and the decor is definitely better than average. My party ordered the lobster combo and I loved that the soup came in their own individual bowl. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to experience a classy Chinese cuisine.

For a place that prides itself on the lobster (I.e. It’s in their name for crying out loud), the lobster was not as delicious as I expected. The lobster meat was difficult to extract from the claws, and the meat texture itself was chewy and interestingly enough stuck to the inside of the claw. Not sure whether this was the case because the lobster was older or just the species.

Overall the food was pretty good, but lacking flavour. The seafood was definitely very fresh though. They do lobster towers here with the deep fried silver fish that Fishman Lobster clubhouse sadly took away in place of fries instead. You can’t order something like this at Fishman’s, so definitely props to them for providing this menu option and other higher end specialties. I would love to come back and try their dimsum!

They got fancy lobster and fancy combos that will rival Fishmans Lobster House and the like, and cost less to!

But the best part is, they offer dim sum during the morning hours which really make this place a one stop shop!

We hit up the $69 2.5lb lobster lunch combo - lobster with efu noodles, lobster Congee, veggies, and your choice of 2x dim sum items, 3x adults had lots to bring home after.

I give them 9/10!

The food was amazing, and the service was great. Highlights: the fried rice was flavourful and not at all greasy; the shrimp dumplings (har gow) was packed with shrimp (notably, the intestines had been completely cleaned out and removed, which is the best indicator of quality) ; the egg tarts were flakey, buttery, and rich in flavour; and the tea was served hot, atop a tealight candle to keep it warm.

I particularly appreciated the servers' attention to our pot of tea, as they would take initiative to refill it even if it was half-empty, ensuring we had a constant supply of hot tea.

Over price Chinese restaurant, will never go back again, foods were way too salty, steam fish was over cooked, told the manager the fish was over cooked, still did nothing to fix it.totally not worth it.

High end traditional Cantonese restaurant, fine dinner with lots of lobster dishes to choose. Also good for other seafood, sushi, soup. Nice place but place a bit too small. Friendly guess service.

Good Chinese restaurant for lobster. Dishes are less oily than typical Chinese restaurant. Excellent MSG free soup. Food is not cheap but a good place to go for special occasion

Duck special was excellent. Typhoon lobster was good too, though I wish there was more small fishes side. Service is attentive. Bring cash or debit.

Went for dimsum on a Tuesday. Surprisingly the 生炒糯米飯 was really good (not typically dimsum food). People were ordering whole lobsters.a bit crazy for lunch. A tad expensive and I heard there are massive crowds on the weekend. Not a place I'd come to if I had to wait more than 10 minutes.

Food was good and service was relatively quick. We went on a weeknight and it wasn't that busy. Im not sure if that's to be expected on weekends. The parking situation is terrible. There isn't enough parking spaces for the number of customers that visit this plaza.

Amazing food! We went for dim sum on Sunday, late morning. Lots of variety and options, even our vegetarian friend was stuffed after the meal. We were able to get reservations which saved us wait time. Food arrived very quickly. Seating was very tight and a bit uncomfortable in order to accommodate the staff in passing between tables. Leave extra time to find parking. We took 15 minutes of circling to find a spot.

Parking space not enough.
Fish Meat Cheung Fan 魚蓉腸粉 just so so and toooo fishy, other dim sum are ok.

Came here for dim sum on a weekend. The place is a bit small, so expect a line up for about 15-20 mins. Parking is somewhat a disaster as it's small and there is no parking allowed at the back of the restaurant as it's permit for employees. Without a permit card your car can get towed at owners expense.

The food itself is good but nothing amazing to drool over.

Price wise, for an example I had about 7 dishes and the bill came out to be $60 with tips included. This was around 11: 30am, so not early bird special.

Unfortunately I cannot comment on dinner as never been here yet.

We had the pleasure of dining busy during CNY. Great service and presentation. Plenty of parking near the adjacent parking lot.