Li Wah

First time visit for Dim Sum brunch and Chinese New Year celebration and neither disappointed. Great Dim Sum variety and quality - outstanding shrimp balls 🏆 The Lion Dancers were professional and fun - took their time to interact with all the customers. Clean, looks great and Li Wah is in Asia Plaza so you have at least a couple of small fun shops to browse in after your meal. I'll be glad to return to sample other dishes from their large menu.

Was in Cleveland for the weekend and I searched up dim sum. This place came up and I was very excited. Now in Toronto there is ALWAYS line up so I made sure we were there early so we can be one of the first ones. It should’ve been a flag that we got there just before open and the place was dark. No people nothing. We went to the grocery store to kill 5 mins and when we can back it was open. We were the second people seated. They got a star because the service was nice and they had dim sum carts (which isn’t normal any more in Toronto) other than that the food was cold. The only dish I felt was good was the shrimp stuffed eggplant, but the same thing it was cold. I’m sure if it was hot it would’ve been so good. People started coming in at 1030 and the carts were then out and you can tell it was piping hot. Such a waste as we spent a lot for dim sum to be not good.

Foods and service were so good. I like this restaurant. They have many kinds of dumplings, and it was so juicy and rich. I'm a big fan of Mapo tofu, but it was not my type honestly. Anyway, food was good overall.

Amazing dim sum. Crunchy shrimp balls, and the bean curd & shrimp bean curd rolls had such deep rich flavor. The chicken feet were soft and delicious and not spicy. Even using Uber Eats, the food was so good even after travel time.

Overpriced and not worth the money for what we pay. Total cost for all of these is ~67 (not including tips yet). The dumpling dish (which I believe they called it "ha cao") is good 4/5. The rest is overpriced! Their stirred fried green beans with garlic sauce come out nothing tastes garlic at all. Just salty itself and nothing special (I can say it tastes bland and bad to me🤦🏻). This stirred fried green beans dish cost ~17$. Well we are willing to pay anything but the food must match the price we pay. This one doesn’t! It’s a waste of money, please don’t order this dish. The pan fried noodles is ok 2.5/5, just a little bit of meat, some leafy greens 🥬 and watery sauce (the sauce is supposed to be thicker, and add more ingredients for us cuz we pay ~20$ for this?!). We better go to Wonton Gourmet BBQ restaurant for the pan fried noodles instead, their pan fried is way better! The combination veggies stirred fried with beef comes with a white rice bowl is ok 3/5. So regretful to give this place a try 😔🤦🏻. Looking back at the food pics, they are not presentable at all!! For the price that we pay??!! We are not coming back to this!

Customers come from miles ..,,This restaurant is well known for its push cart dim sum offerings , an experience where you get to choose the piping hot foods served in bamboo containers and also from another cart with fried food options. Staff are attentive and the choices are endless . Also available on weekdays and on weekends, staff comes around with more offerings like Peking duck rolls, fried shrimp balls, pineapple baked buns and many more choices. There is also the regular menu for lunch and dinner dishes.

Awesome, fresh made quality food. Waiters are very nice! The best, most authentic Chinese food in the Cleveland area. HIGHLLY recommend the wonton soup.