and white cookie with sprinkles. It is oval shaped and has ridges. Half cake and half cookie. Not too sweet with a nice dark chocolate dipping. The prices are crazy cheap. I almost feel guilty about it...almost. Kim Moon Bakery... (7 replies, last updated by Humbucker August 8, 2009)

i always get the lotus paste w/ 1 yolk so that’s all i can comment on. i’ve bought different varieties from diff chinese supermarkets, chinatown centre in chinatown as well as individualy from kim moon bakery. the best... (30 replies, last updated by Royaljelly September 27, 2007)

My (Chinese) wife swears by Kim Moon Bakery on Dundas St. W. I’ll ask her for prices tonight, and get back to you. (53 replies, last updated by BokChoi August 29, 2009)

Downtown, I’d say your best bets are Yung Sing and Kim Moon (Dundas, east of Spadina). They’re both pretty solid. (4 replies, last updated by twinkienic October 8, 2008)

If you want something a little different, you might visit one of Chinatown bakeries (our fave is Kim Moon on Dundas between McCaul and Spadina). They have some different flavours, like mango, and they don’t have the thick... (9 replies, last updated by elvisahmed July 7, 2009)

Definately ABC bakery as others have posted but again not that easy to get to by TTC. But if you’re in the downtown area, Kim Moon - they’re on Dundas just east of Spadina on the north side. They’re an... (71 replies, last updated by Brain of J November 28, 2008)

If you’re near McCowan and Finch (Woodside Mall), there are two or three Chinese bakeries that offer a variety of steamed buns. If you’re willing to venture downtown to Dundas St, my (Chinese) wife swears by "Kim Moon... (19 replies, last updated by kayehm October 8, 2009)

This place just opened up this past saturday in the same space as the infamous Blue Moon Bar that got shut down last year. Small selection of good looking cheeses and deli meat, and its pretty inexpensive. Picked up two fresh... (7 replies, last updated by domesticgodess March 21, 2007)

No, the “New Ho King” is not the same owner. I believe this one is owned by the same people who own the Kim Moon Bakery. (5 replies, last updated by food_lover January 25, 2007)

The one on Dundas you’re probably thinking of is Kim Moon Bakery. The best ones I’ve had were fresh from the oven at the bakery in Woodside Square in Scarborough. Now, if only the steamed cha sui bao were as readily... (3 replies, last updated by ctl98 December 16, 2007)

We had two days in Toronto over the Labor Day weekend, and from browsing this site managed to eat incredibly well without all the usual stress of not knowing how to get a good meal in an unfamiliar city. Here’s the... (0 replies, last updated by Alison Miyamoto September 10, 2003)

Check out Kim Moon Bakery on Dundas, east of Spadina. Stopped there on a recent chowmeet and we were all pleasantly surprised at the selection, quality and price. (11 replies, last updated by voraciousbookworm December 24, 2007)

Agreed. Mother’s Dumplings is a great place, and with extremely friendly service. I’ve bought a bunch of their frozen dumplings for take-out, which is a great option. I would add Kim Moon Bakery (on Dundas between... (6 replies, last updated by Hondapendragon March 5, 2006)

If bargains are what you’re after, dim sum at Kim Moon Bakery is incredibly cheap. Nothing fancy, but all of the basics, and quick since it’s menu-based instead of carts – no waiting around for the one item you... (6 replies, last updated by Wahooty July 9, 2009)

Hi, Cimmerian: Like yourself, I have been trying to find the definitive coconut buns for quite awhile, but I haven’t had much luck. IMHO, the coconut buns from Kim Moon on Dundas, Aromaz at Brimley/Huntingwood, Furama, and... (2 replies, last updated by Chatty Cathy September 19, 2007)