Review Hua Sang Seafood Restaurant - Vaughan

Excellent restaurant! My parents recognized the address of the first location where they would go for lobster and they were impressed at this location. Great selection of dishes. We ordered the lunch specials. It came with excellent portions that two would have been enough for the three of us. Also the quality of the garoupa was unlike I have tasted. This is the new place my parents and I will go for seafood for sure! Keep it up Hua Sang!

Delicious food and the prices are very decent. Must try: Lobster in ginger and spring onion, and salted fish and chicken fried rice. Fast service.

Came here for a wedding I been at the original location in chinatown and always remembered it for their awesome deep fried lobsters/crabs Of course for a wedding, its a set course meal Pretty standard chinese banquet affair Most of the food was decent, nothing mind blowing but do remember what area this restaurant is located, not bad for what's around Only dish that did disappoint me was the initial roasted piglet as the cuts weren't as crispy and tender as you would expect from that yummy dish If you are looking for chinese food in north york/vaughan, its something to consider

Our waiter was very professional, friendly and helpful. He was also quick to move when we required his help. He made us feel welcomed and had a big genuine smile on his face. Lobster was delicious and satisfied our craving. I wouldn't recommend the wonton soup though. It tasted a little off.

Food is very tasty, the ginger and onion lobster is coated lightly and fried, which makes it very fragrant and delicious. The salt friend soft shell crab is to die for. Boss man serves the table and is super friendly! Would recommend and return for sure

Had both types of lobster, a rice and a noodle dish . Food was great and anyone who is familiar with Chinese-style lobster will be a fan. In regards to service I didn't experience any of the problems mentioned by other reviewers- not sure if that's a result of improved service or because I'm more used to Chinese-style serving. Servers were attentive with water, polite, made friendly conversation but weren't too talkative (which I actually prefer.) Am making plans to go again.

I don't think I've ever given a restaurant 1 star before and I'm sad to do it today. My parents wanted to buy me lunch for my birthday and I suggested this restaurant even after having read the 3.5 star review on google. I thought, atleast it's edible? No, no, no. NOT EVENT WHAT I WOULD DESCRIBE AS EDIBLE. I should have known, when they brought out nearly all 12 dishes 5 minutes after we ordered it that it wouldn't be good. Actually our first clue, should have been the nearly empty parking lot on a Sunday, that only had about 5 cars in a potentially 100 car lot. Like other reviewers have mentioned, they are known for their seafood and I made sure to mention this to my parents, so at least we didn't go completely hungry and each were able to nibble on what little meat there was in the lobster, most of it was just shell. but it was the only decently flavored dish and the fried fish. EVERYTHING ELSE WAS DISGUSTING. The seafood fried rice looked and tasted burnt and the chow mein was by far the worst. The noodles were too dry and the chicken tasted off. So sad, because my parents paid nearly $200 for the meal and I feel guilty because I chose the restaurant.

The Yeung Chow Fried rice and oysters were a bit bland, but the double lobster special and other dishes were very good. Service was also excellent and the convenient customer parking makes it more accessible than their downtown location. The complimentary tofu dessert was also a nice touch. Would recommend