Da Fu Seafood Restaurant

Pretty busy place that on a Friday mid morning there was a wait for a table. Fairly good food with some specials like $18.99 for lobster e-fu noodles or $4.99 steamed oyster with vermicelli and black beans. The wait staff are pretty efficient and fairly good service but they are busy and sometimes you'll need to flag someone.

Visit: October 2023

Great place for dimsum. The food was good, though they had forgotten one of our dishes. It's nice that they have people walking around offering dishes (in our case a pineapple BBQ pork bun), which is a bit of a throwback to the traditional dimsum experience. The Sui Mai was pretty big as well. Prices were fair for dimsum at today's standards.

The place gets extremely packed though. We went at 9 30 am and it was quite full. After our meal, around 10 30 am, there was a lineup

Overall, good dimsum, I would come back again for it

Great Dim Sum, Great food and excellent Service!
We come here for gatherings with some old friends, about 5 times a year, mainly for dinner, usually a room reserved for a group of 10.
We have also been here for dim sum lunch. It's a typical Chinese Cantonese restaurant. Very busy and noisy, but it has Great Cantonese dishes. Their seafood is very fresh and the price is very reasonable. Great service, too. It's one of the Cantonese restaurants I would highly recommend. You'll should try it out for yourself and would suggest entering your comments too.

Super busy during dinner time so recommend making a reservation! Seafood dishes are usually more fresh compared to other Chinese restaurants

This restaurant offers a traditional Cantonese food menu and very generous portions at super reasonable prices in today’s economy/skyrocketing food prices.

Staff was friendly and attentive. I gave atmosphere 4/5 because it’s nothing fancy (however it is newly-ish renovated) and I would say about half the patrons there were retirees (it’s not a hip, young crowd kinda place is what I’m saying).

I can’t stress enough about the value of this place. Their dim sum prices also look amazing. We excited to come back to try their dim sum very soon!

Very traditional Dim Sum restaurant. Waitresses very friendly. All older folks prices are inexpensive. No separate prices for afternoon time; all the same prices.

Late lunch, have dimsum, lobster noodle. for atmosphere, sometime a bit too crowded and noisy. But food is really good. I will keep this one to my go to list.

This is my mom's favourite restaurant and they really do have fantastic Cantonese food at super reasonable prices. She drives from Ajax to have dinner here almost every week.

Our faves so far are the fried honey oyster, crispy fried cuttlefish, snowpea shoots with oyster mushrooms, and the stirfried pork neck with vegetables. My mom recommends the single order items over the large group combos.

If you want something familiar to compare it to: both the taste and value blow Congee Queen out of the water.

Plenty of comfortable seating, clean facilities and high quality ingredients that you can definitely taste. I think they deserve so much more business than they're getting. They're even open late, which is rare right now.

The location and the fact that they're geared towards the niche of older Cantonese folks (definitely easier to communicate if you speak Chinese) who mostly moved up to Richmond Hill and Vaughn now, is probably the reason they're not busier.

They could definitely use some more advertising to get their name out there. Plenty of people would be willing to drive outside their neighbourhood for great Cantonese food! Absolutely check this place out if you're one of them, and help spread the word because I really want them to stay in business. Cantonese restaurants are getting rarer and rarer nowadays.