🇨🇦 Sudbury | A Few Recommended Restaurants

🇨🇦 Sudbury | A Few Recommended Chinese Restaurants 🍜 I’ve only tried these three Chinese spots so far—there are definitely more hidden gems I haven’t visited yet, so if you have other faves, feel free to add more recommendations in the comments! 😊 Tucked away in Sudbury’s downtown, this little Taiwanese eatery is a total comfort food haven! 🥰 They serve all the classic Taiwanese bites we crave: steaming hot pot (perfect for Sudbury’s chilly days ❄️), fragrant fried rice with just the right amount of wok hei, melt-in-your-mouth braised pork rice (the meat is so tender it falls apart!), plus cute Taiwanese snacks like stinky tofu (if you’re a fan!) and taro balls. Don’t forget to try their desserts—their taro milk tea with boba is creamy and not too sweet, a great way to end the meal! Parking is a breeze here too: you can park in their backyard (there are a few free spots, so cross your fingers for luck 🤞) or find street parking nearby—no circling the block for ages! Whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch or a cozy dinner, this spot never disappoints. If you’re in the mood for variety (or just don’t want to pick between dishes!), King’s Buffet is a solid choice! 🥘 It’s a buffet, but you can also order à la carte if you prefer—super flexible for groups or solo diners. The buffet spread has a decent range: think crispy spring rolls, savory orange chicken, tender beef with broccoli, and quite a few fried items (like fried shrimp and chicken nuggets) that kids (or fried food lovers!) will love. The taste is pretty authentic for a small-city buffet—nothing too fancy, but hearty and satisfying. It’s great for when you’re craving a little bit of everything, and the portions (whether buffet or à la carte) are generous enough to leave you full. Perfect for a casual family meal or a post-hiking feast! 📍 7 Star Dumpling House (Handmade Dumplings & More) Dumpling lovers, listen up! 🥟 7 Star Dumpling House has two branches—one in the south end and one in New Sudbury—and I’ve only visited the south end spot so far, but it already won me over. The star here is definitely their handmade dumplings: boiled, pan-fried, or steamed, the wrappers are thin but chewy, and the fillings (like pork and chive, or cabbage and mushroom) are juicy and flavorful. But they’re not just about dumplings! Their other dishes—like mapo tofu, kung pao chicken, and fried noodles—are equally delicious, and the portions are *so* generous (one plate of noodles could easily feed two people!). The vibe is casual and family-friendly, making it a go-to for weeknight dinners when you don’t feel like cooking. Let’s be real: in Sudbury, besides whipping up meals at home, it’s actually pretty tough to find good Chinese food that hits the spot 😮‍💨. These three spots have been my lifesavers when I’m craving that familiar, homey flavor. If you know of any other tasty Chinese restaurants (or Asian spots!) in town—whether it’s Sichuan, Cantonese, or something else—please share! Let’s build a little Sudbury Chinese food guide together 🤝. #Sudbury#SudburyLife#StudyingInSudbury#SudburyFood#SudburyCanada#Sudbury#Canada#CanadianInternationalStudents