Fu Kee Bao Dim 富記包點

Good quality dimsum for okay prices. Used to be cheap but price has gone up significantly in the last few months. Photo prices are as of Dec 28, 2022.

My goto place for frozen dim sum. It has a wide variety of different dim sum. Siu ma and beef balls are my favorites. Also bought radish cake, taro cake, water chestnut cake and special 5-spices duck to celebrate lunar new year. Got a free shopping bag from them too.

This is my favorite frozen dim sums. They all taste amazing and use goo quality ingredients. The shrimp does not have a funky, fishy taste like some other brands. Highly recommend the hargow and special wontons

Love dim sum? You can buy them frozen at the factory’s store and steam it at the comfort in one’s own home. Stock up, store it in your freezer and steam it without defrosting.The cooking instructions are printed right on the package, and the listed ingredients are simple, which we like. There is no expiry date on them, so consume within reasonable time after purchase. The Chinese Lunar New Year has passed but Family Day is coming, and these make great holiday gifts for family and friends. It’s so convenient.Fu Kee Bao Dim is located in an area that is notoriously known for selling variety of dim sum items. Their factory is just around the corner. There are lots of competitors around this store, so feel free to check others while you are there.We ended up buying at Fu Kee Bao Dim because it looks clean, there was a constant stream of customers going in and out from this place, and they have a huge selection of dishes that you can’t buy from any restaurant.We grabbed one in each category (Siu Mai, Bao and Dumpling) as a taste test run. I was impressed with the overall size, taste, and quality of the cooked Siu Mai and Dumpling. They are fairly large in size. The ratio of filling to wrap is perfect.They take cash or debit with a minimum purchase of either $20. If you purchase more than $100, you get a free reusable freezer carrying bag from their store.Larger size packages of dim sum are right at the entrance door, while the smaller ones are more inside the store. They sell also dessert soups, taro cakes, turnip cakes, wonton noodles, meat only dim sum dishes and fish balls too.Parking is limited, but in general people don’t linger for too long. They just grab and go.For those who live in Markham, they have another location to visit at the First Markham Place.

This place has one of the best frozen dim sum. Many popular varieties with good quality and reasonable prices. We like it eating at home vs in the restaurant, saving time and money.

2022 December 4★A small footprint shop selling dim sum in wall to wall freezers. Prices are relatively OK for the quality. Note that if your cautious of MSG, the Beef and Water chestnut balls #11, has it as part of the ingredients.Shrimp dumplings (Har Gow) #7 $4.99 6pcsVery good, though I find that the skin/wrapper could be a bit chewier.Taro Bun $5.20 6pcsSalted Egg Custard Bun $5.80 6pcsThese were so so.. the buns were not fluffy. Would pass next time.Scallop Shrimp water chestnut #18 $4.99 5pcsThis was good. Would get again.Glutenous rice #1 $4.80 4pcsFlavorful, though some might say a bit salty. Made using minced meat as opposed to traditionally chopped meat - softer overall. It was OK. But other places are better. If you haven't tried, worth trying.Cash or debit over $20Free parking in the plaza.

It was super busy here on Saturday mid-aftenoon, a constant stream of people coming in and out. I think most of the customers are returninf customers, cuz they aren't browsing around like me who was there for the very first time. They all seemed to know what they came there for, so they just grabbed what they wanted and lined up for the cashier. Even though there was only one cashier, the line was super fast.Cash only unless you're buying more than $20.In addition to dim sums, they also sell traditional birthday buns (longevity peach buns), wontons, premade meals. I'm very impressed with their collection of frozen foods.

It is a great place to get and enjoy dimsum from the comforts of your own home. Simply get yourself a steaming rack, and you're good to go. Free cooler bags if you purchase a lot. Free parking out front, but be warned that it's packed on the weekends and parking is a serious issue.

They have all popular traditional dim sum and a lot of different type of sweet and savory buns. They also have some special dishes like beef tripes and goose feet. All packages have cooking instructions. The prices are reasonable. Restaurant quality.We like to buy these frozen dim sum and keep in the freezer. Most of them only need to steam 10 to 15 minutes. Whenever we feel like dim sum, we just need to take them out from the freezer and steam it then brew some tea to enjoy them at home.

Have tried a few items from Fu Kee and have been quite happy with everything so far. The prices are fair, flavours are good, portion size is consistent.Sometimes they're sold out of items and there may be lines out the door but they usually have plenty in stock. Staff are also very nice and friendly.EDIT: Have tried even more items now and will say that there's some items that aren't as good. The bean curd roll is all meat, no veg, unless that's what you want (Wa Jee on the other side of the plaza is better) and the curry cuttlefish has a lot of potatoes in it (tasty but can feel a bit misleading).