Well, there are cheaper and more authentic places for dim sum in Toronto, but I don't mind paying a bit extra for Luckee's attentive service, modern atmosphere and creative twist on traditional dim sum dishes. I really like their crispy cheung fun and that's something that brought me back to Luckee again. It is not the typical "ja leung" that you have at a typical Chinese dim sum place, it is much more flavourful and more ingredients go into each bite. I prefer their dim sum brunch than their regular dinner. Even though the dim sum menu does not come with a lot of different selection, each item is well prepared and tasty. I would definitely recommend the cheung fun, the turnip cake, and the lobster fried dumpling.