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Tucked away in Toronto’s Chinatown, Qin’s Garden is more than a restaurant — it’s a living archive of Chinese culinary heritage. For nearly seven years, they’ve brought the flavors of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province to the city, drawing on recipes that have been lovingly preserved and perfected for over 260 years.
Each dish is a tribute to time-honored tradition. The soup dumplings are delicate works of art, filled with fragrant broth that speaks to generations of craftsmanship. The Wuxi-style ribs, slow-braised according to an 18th-century recipe, carry the richness of history in every bite. Even the potstickers, hot & sour soup, and sweet corn pancake highlight the balance, generosity, and cultural pride that define Wuxi cuisine.
What makes Qin’s Garden truly special is its philosophy: “A Bite of Heritage. A Taste that Lingers.” Portions are generous, flavors are refined, and prices remain accessible — ensuring this heritage can be shared widely. Right now, you can enjoy their Soup Dumpling Tasting Set starting from $8.99, or visit on Sundays for their buy ribs, get Hot & Sour Soup free special.
Qin’s Garden isn’t just a place to eat — it’s a chance to taste living history, carried from one generation to the next, now served in the heart of Toronto.
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