Ding Tai Fung

The service was definitely pretty good. They were fast and gave everything i asked for right away. The food was decent, i enjoyed it but personally i think it could have been better. The water was gross tho. Overall it was good place to eat. I forgot to take picture of the dumpling but the dimpling was really good

This is our second time here. The dumplings are always fresh and tasty. The noodles are also freshly made. The peanut soup is just beautifully flavoured. Everything would be four or more stars if they just include a few strand of veggies or something healthy BUT none!! Just a pure carbs and meat experience!

Top Shanghainese restaurant serving excellent food at way too large portions (not a bad thing at all!) and when coming here one must try the Cong You Bing (fried green onion pancakes, in which I think every table had at least one order of the authentic stuff) and a cold glass of soy milk. Sweet and sour pork and the hot pot of vermicelli noodles with meat, fish, and veggies are a top choice as well.

I always wanted to try this restaurant, my sis kept hyping it up, so I came here for lunch with 2 others. We ordered the soup dumplings, shrimp fried rice, scallion pancakes, and spicy wontons. Food and service was ok, my favourite dish was the spicy wontons out of all the items ordered.

Steamed soup dumplings, the famous signature dish, is a must try. Tasty braised beef noodle soup. Scrambled egg white with minced fish was perfectly cooked, we don't have this dish in Calgary. Everyone's favorite was the souffle balls stuffed with black sesame seeds, a famous dessert Ding Tai Fung serves. My second visit to this restaurant when we were in Toronto. Never disappointed. From Calgary Alberta

Average rating…dinner for 2 was $58 before tip. Don’t mind coming back, don’t have much to rave about either. The steamed buns/dumplings were great as usual.. but a bit pricier compared to the competition next door and the surrounding options. Three small items for 3 costed $60 plus tip.

** discriminate** We have 2 people dine in and ordered double boiled beef soup noodle and double boiled chicken soup noodle. However, the staff so rude and talked to other customers mention that we order 2 noodles only. 現在算怎樣？ 歧視顧客只叫兩碗麵？ Btw, if you order beef noodle only got 2 mini size of beef. Wtf… it’s cost $11.49 + tax

Food: 2 Stars Service: 2 Stars Ambience: 2 Stars Value: 2 Stars Overall: 2 Stars I visited Ding Tai Fung in Richmond Hill with high expectations, hoping to enjoy a special dining experience with my friends. Our main reason for choosing this restaurant was its reputed soup dumplings, which I had heard so much about. Unfortunately, our experience fell short of what we had hoped for. To begin with, the soup dumplings were not as impressive as advertised. I have enjoyed much better ones at other establishments, both in terms of flavour and texture. The rest of the food was similarly unimpressive, lacking the distinctiveness and quality one would expect from a place with such a reputation. In terms of pricing, I found the restaurant to be overpriced for what it offered. The dishes did not justify the high cost, making it difficult to see any value in the dining experience. When you pay a premium, you expect a certain level of excellence, which was certainly missing here. The service we received was adequate but nothing remarkable. The staff were polite but did not go out of their way to enhance our dining experience. There was no exceptional attentiveness or memorable service moments, just a standard level of hospitality you would find at any average restaurant. Overall, I left Ding Tai Fung feeling underwhelmed and disappointed. The high prices combined with mediocre food and service mean I will not be returning. I expected more from a restaurant with such a celebrated name and reputation. For anyone considering dining here, I would recommend managing your expectations or perhaps looking elsewhere for a better value dining experience. I hope this review provides a clear picture of what to expect at Ding Tai Fung in Richmond Hill. It's important to share honest experiences to help others make informed decisions. kellychan360

The service was definitely pretty good. They were fast and gave everything i asked for right away. The food was decent, i enjoyed it but personally i think it could have been better. The water was gross tho. Overall it was good place to eat. I forgot to take picture of the dumpling but the dimpling was really good

This is our second time here. The dumplings are always fresh and tasty. The noodles are also freshly made. The peanut soup is just beautifully flavoured. Everything would be four or more stars if they just include a few strand of veggies or something healthy BUT none!! Just a pure carbs and meat experience!

Top Shanghainese restaurant serving excellent food at way too large portions (not a bad thing at all!) and when coming here one must try the Cong You Bing (fried green onion pancakes, in which I think every table had at least one order of the authentic stuff) and a cold glass of soy milk. Sweet and sour pork and the hot pot of vermicelli noodles with meat, fish, and veggies are a top choice as well.

I always wanted to try this restaurant, my sis kept hyping it up, so I came here for lunch with 2 others. We ordered the soup dumplings, shrimp fried rice, scallion pancakes, and spicy wontons. Food and service was ok, my favourite dish was the spicy wontons out of all the items ordered.

Steamed soup dumplings, the famous signature dish, is a must try. Tasty braised beef noodle soup. Scrambled egg white with minced fish was perfectly cooked, we don't have this dish in Calgary. Everyone's favorite was the souffle balls stuffed with black sesame seeds, a famous dessert Ding Tai Fung serves. My second visit to this restaurant when we were in Toronto. Never disappointed. From Calgary Alberta

Average rating…dinner for 2 was $58 before tip. Don’t mind coming back, don’t have much to rave about either. The steamed buns/dumplings were great as usual.. but a bit pricier compared to the competition next door and the surrounding options. Three small items for 3 costed $60 plus tip.

** discriminate** We have 2 people dine in and ordered double boiled beef soup noodle and double boiled chicken soup noodle. However, the staff so rude and talked to other customers mention that we order 2 noodles only. 現在算怎樣？ 歧視顧客只叫兩碗麵？ Btw, if you order beef noodle only got 2 mini size of beef. Wtf… it’s cost $11.49 + tax

Food: 2 Stars Service: 2 Stars Ambience: 2 Stars Value: 2 Stars Overall: 2 Stars I visited Ding Tai Fung in Richmond Hill with high expectations, hoping to enjoy a special dining experience with my friends. Our main reason for choosing this restaurant was its reputed soup dumplings, which I had heard so much about. Unfortunately, our experience fell short of what we had hoped for. To begin with, the soup dumplings were not as impressive as advertised. I have enjoyed much better ones at other establishments, both in terms of flavour and texture. The rest of the food was similarly unimpressive, lacking the distinctiveness and quality one would expect from a place with such a reputation. In terms of pricing, I found the restaurant to be overpriced for what it offered. The dishes did not justify the high cost, making it difficult to see any value in the dining experience. When you pay a premium, you expect a certain level of excellence, which was certainly missing here. The service we received was adequate but nothing remarkable. The staff were polite but did not go out of their way to enhance our dining experience. There was no exceptional attentiveness or memorable service moments, just a standard level of hospitality you would find at any average restaurant. Overall, I left Ding Tai Fung feeling underwhelmed and disappointed. The high prices combined with mediocre food and service mean I will not be returning. I expected more from a restaurant with such a celebrated name and reputation. For anyone considering dining here, I would recommend managing your expectations or perhaps looking elsewhere for a better value dining experience. I hope this review provides a clear picture of what to expect at Ding Tai Fung in Richmond Hill. It's important to share honest experiences to help others make informed decisions. kellychan360