3.0 for the food and .5 for the place.
The pick up arrived at 11:30am. We got to Sky Dragon in good time. Of course with a wheel chair, you get tucked away in the path to the kitchen, which is not a bad thing considering that all the options come out in push carts past our table first. We soon had a table full of shrimp rice rolls, congee, chinese donut, and gyoza. The food is not as good as Kirin City Square in Vancouver. But the push cart
ladies were all very kind to mom. One person insisted on using her scissors to cut the food to tiny pieces to make it easier for mom to eat. We also sat close to the lady responsible for frying the taro and turnip cakes. So, we got that hot off the pan. The whole meal came to $16.65 after tax. Good deal I think.
Very solid dim sum place in Chinatown. It's really cheap and they do it the old-fashioned way in a cart. The dim sum itself is surprisingly quite good and is almost on par with the more expensive dim sum places in Toronto.
Chinatown's authentic dim sum. First of all, Sky Dragon is one of the few places left in Chinatown where they have dim sum by the cart. Anything else is less than authentic. And if you're bringing friends who have never tried it, this really adds to the experience.
As for the food, there's great variety and I love that you can order special dishes like congee and fresh Chinese greens like snow pea shoots.
Their rice rolls (cheung fun) are awesome - the rice wrapping is thin and done to perfection. And if you're brave enough for the chicken feet or "phoenix claw" - they're delicious here.
By far the best place in Chinatown for dim sum.
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