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Lucky Dragon

418 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON, M5T 2G7

416-598-7823

Whether you’re lunching at noon or at midnight, Lucky Dragon welcomes you with an array of Chinatown favourites.

Category: Restaurants
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What:

Cuisine Type | Thai, Chinese, Szechuan
Ambiance | Good For Groups, Dining Alone
Meals Served | All-you-can-eat, Light Meals/Snacks, Dinner
Amenities | Beer & Wine, Catering, Take-out
Pricing | $21 - $30
Payment | MasterCard, Visa, Interac

Where:

Neighbourhood | Downtown
Getting There | Spadina Streetcar
Cross Street | Spadina and Nassau

When:

Mon-Sun 11:30 a.m.-4 a.m.

Profile Last Updated: August 05, 2009

Do You Feel Lucky?
Perhaps destiny has drawn you to Lucky Dragon, but its signage catches the eye first. An inscription of yellow on crimson welcomes passersby, along with a splashy display of the day’s specials. Inside, take your pick amongst tables spread out across two floors reflected in wall mirrors. Just don’t be surprised if there’s a line-up come lunchtime – it’s the Dragon’s busiest hour.
 
Starters are only the Beginning
Starters include a variety of soups – hot and sour is a specialty – spring rolls and dumplings. Several variations of congee are also offered, including sliced beef, chicken and seafood. Amongst the mains, there is a multitude of duck, pork, beef and chicken dishes. Vegetarians are wooed with many bean curd and vegetable options. Further temptations include a plethora of rice dishes and noodle soups. And for the insatiable, why not face the challenge of an all-you-can-eat Taiwanese hot pot?
 
Family-Friendly
Accommodating all dining groups, reasonably-priced family dinners are offered for parties of two to six. Selections of appetizers and mains can then be topped up with a range of sweets. Desserts include milk-egg and rice puddings and a medley of deep-fried fruits and ice-cream. To wash down you meal with a specialty, try the Chinese flowering quince milk. Sure, there’ll be plenty of choices left untried – but isn’t that what return visits are for?