Walking into Kim Fung is a sensory overload in the best possible way—brimming with chatter, the clicking of chopsticks, and the constant parade of steam baskets making their rounds. Situated in Chinatown, this bustling dim sum hall has long been a cornerstone for anyone looking to scratch that itch for authentic, no-frills Chinese food.
You don’t come to Kim Fung for quiet intimacy or to be coddled by servers. You come because it’s got character and characters. It’s where families, students, tourists, and local die-hards converge over steaming baskets of shrimp dumplings, pork buns, and turnip cakes, all brought to you by the relentless, efficient cart service that makes dim sum what it is.
If you’re a first-timer, brace yourself. The experience can be chaotic—carts whizz by, filled with all sorts of delicious-looking things, and there’s a good chance you’ll take something without fully knowing what it is (a rite of passage, really). It’s an unapologetically busy atmosphere to grab a seat and dive in headfirst.
1111 Rue Saint-Urbain M05
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