Seafood Princess: Premium Dim Sum & Seafood Dining in Scarborough

I came here for early morning dim sum on a weekday. Arrived at 10:15am and had to wait 1/2 hr for a table, for 2 (it wasn’t even that busy). They have seating in the basement but it isn’t suited for older people or people who are disabled (as there is no elevator). There is also the option of sharing a larger table, but I declined that. When I finally got my table, I realized that the main dining area is quite small and there are only a handful of small tables. Thus the longer wait. S, M, L dishes are $6.95 and tea is $3 per person (before 11am). A little on the pricier side but the portions are big. Food overall is a bit bland (i.e. Congee did not have any flavour) - perhaps they are catering more towards the seniors?? Service was great! Empty dishes were cleared from the table immediately. And tea was always full. The tea looked fancy propped up on a stand that was meant to keep it warm, but there was no candle or any heating element underneath. So it kind of defeated the purpose. Overall very good experience and worth trying.

Good food and service! We tried the $98 dim sum and lobster set . Food was fresh and well seasoned. The lobster dish was not my taste but others liked it. We were there at 11am, the service team was professional and attentive.

I recently revisited Seafood Princess and had a pleasant time enjoying their early bird dim sum which is $6.95 for all of their large, medium & small items (excludes specials). First, the restaurant interior truly impressed us and it felt as though we sat in an upscale polished establishment. Tea arrived shortly thereafter although they charged $3pp which seemed a bit excessive. But the siu mai here is worth it, as huge plump bites of meat with perhaps a bit of shark fin. We also had their deep-fried truffle berry buns & eel with cheese buns served hot. Both items appear unique to this dim sum spot. We were filled very quickly for two people, especially as we also ordered the congee with spare ribs, dried fish & peanuts that was filled into a very deep metallic bowl. Service was quite friendly towards us similar to our previous visit. Only down side was the waitress’ chit chat early in the morning near our table. Still, a nice dim sum meal.

We tried the Buddha’s Temptation & Lobster Set Menu at Seafood Princess, and it was absolutely impressive! Every dish was full of premium ingredients, from abalone, fish maw, and sea cucumber to the flavorful chicken soup. The Steamed Cajun Lobster was fresh, juicy, and beautifully presented. The restaurant has a very elegant atmosphere, perfect for family dinners or business gatherings. Most importantly, the service was excellent, attentive, polite, and made our dining experience even more enjoyable.

New dim sum spot at McNicoll and Victoria park! Got lots of dim sum choices and if you come from 9-11am, S, M and L are all $6.95 (cash only for the special)! Spacious dining area with different rooms available, nicely decorated and feels quite modern. Staff here are very nice and attentive for the most part, they’ll come refill your tea and change out dirty plates throughout the meal. Most dishes are pretty good, with some average tasting ones. But their rice roll, siu mai and taro coconut roll were some of my faves! There’s also lots of parking spots available in the back!