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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 325 Bamburgh Cir. (at Warden) • View on map »
  • 416-502-2888
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A taste of Hong Kong, this cheerful room is a meeting ground for celebrating families and gewürztraminer-toting foodies. Though abalone and shark’s fin are the house specialties, many locals (and with the fin soup, conscientious objectors) opt for the succulent barbecue, a menu nod to popular sister restaurant Sam Woo Barbecue. Try deftly cooked plump scallops on a bed of clean greens, or deep-fried whitefish strips with dipping sauce—light, egg-battered comfort food that could teach ...

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