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Casa Victoria Fine Dining and Banquet 紫爵金宴

8601 Warden Ave, Markham, ON

Dragon Boat Fusion Cuisine

160 East Beaver Creek Rd, Richmond Hill, ON

Dynasty Restaurant

10 Headdon Gate, Richmond Hill, ON

Kwan Dim Sum

1496 Yonge St, Toronto, ON

Lai Wah Heen

108 Chestnut St, Toronto, ON

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Recommendations for exceptional (equivalent to Michelin stars) Dim Sum for Bivalvia-Vegan?

scherz0 · May 14, 2017 15:40:13 UTC

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scherz0 | May 14, 201703:40 PM 12

I define 'Bivalvia-Vegetarian' to mean a vegetarian who can eat anything in the [Class Bivalvia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bivalvia) (e.g. clams, oysters, cockles, mussels, scallops).

Anything in the GTA, with the same quality and exceptionality as Hong Kong's 2- and 3-starred Cantonese Michelin restaurants (https://www.eater.com/2016/11/9/13573...)? We'll try Yu Seafood soon.

We already tried the following that all are worse (but as expensive) than the above Hong Kong restaurants:

Casa Victoria : Atrociously many failures of YorkSafe inspections - http://disclosure.york.ca/Map/Show/18...
Crown Princess : Atrociously many failures of DineSafe inspections
Dragon Boat : Most dim sum contains meat or seafood besides elements of Bivalvia.
Dynasty : Atrociously many failures of DineSafe inspections
Kwan, both locations : Substandard, too mediocre.
Luckee : Overpriced, overrated. One apparently pays for Susur Lee's pretentious form, rather than substance.
Lai Wah Heen : Substandard and overpriced. It was much better a few years ago.

Thank you!

Casa Victoria Fine Dining and Banquet 紫爵金宴

Dragon Boat Fusion Cuisine

Dynasty Restaurant

Kwan Dim Sum

Lai Wah Heen

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