There was another dim sum place in the same location for many years. It was on the second and third floors. When that closed I paid no attention. So, when I was looking for a dim sum place near the AGO, Google brought this one up. You can hardly know it's here from the street. It's on the third floor only and there is an elevator. I was surprised at how nice it is (and modern washrooms too), how busy it is (I counted 250 people eating lunch) and how good the food is. On weekdays at lunchtime, the dim sum is only $3 for most dishes. Everything we had was fresh and much better than I've had at other places (on Gerrard at Broadview and on Spadina and in Markham). The prices are reasonable for the quality. The cart people all speak enough English to let you know what they have. In the old days they were not able to do that. So, I learned the names of dishes and I'm happy to ask things like "Is the chung fun coming out soon?" They maintain the tradition of siu mai and har gow on the same cart. Since there are no prices on the dim sum list, just 'sizes" (which really are price categories) and the number of items. They also don't tell you the size until you get it. They sneak in a $1 charge for tea per person. This is a much nicer venue than the dim sum place on Spadina but at that one you order off a list with the prices, not from carts - gives you a choice.