Queens of Dim Sum - Mooncake Season

Featuring Star Doll, Lena Đĩ Matrix, Krēme Inakuchi, Kuya Atay, and DJ Sumation

It's drag brunch but make it Asian, duhh! 🥟🥢

This is Toronto's ONLY dim sum drag brunch serving gag worthy Asian drag queens and kings at Sky Dragon Chinese Restaurant (280 Spadina Avenue) on Saturday September 26.

🥮 It's mooncake season! Come CELEBRATE being queer and Asian with joy and laughter, glamour and style. This jam packed show is steaming with Asian drag excellence. Bring your friends, family, and loves to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with delicious dim sum. 🍺 Cash bar only.

Seating begins 12pm, Show starts at 12:30pm

Hosted by Star Doll, with drag performances by:️

   🌟 Star Doll 🌟
   💥 Lena Đĩ Matrix 💥
   🍦 Krēme Inakuchi 🍦
   🌹 Kuya Atay 🌹
   🎶 Music by DJ Sumation 🎶

1 ticket is $45 per person. Each $45 ticket includes 1 dim sum dish + fried noodles for the whole table, and a show full of amazing Asian drag talent. Order tickets by reserving a table. Limited tables available that seat 2, 4, 5-7, and 8-10 people.

Shared Tables for small groups: If you are a small group between 1-5 people and private tables are sold out, you can buy seats directly at shared tables with the "Single Seats at Shared Table" ticket option.

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ℹ️ Created by queer Asians, we strive to create a safer space for queer and trans people of colour, plus their allies.

📍 This event takes place on the unceded traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We take this time to try to do better with this small but first step in raising awareness on how we as immigrants and descendants of immigrants still benefit from the harms caused by colonialism. We cannot ignore the history of genocide on this land and its impact on Indigenous peoples still continues today. We encourage guests to take this opportunity to learn more about this land's history and how they can support Indigenous nations in both small and large ways.

♿️ Accessibility: Accessible entrance to Dragon City Mall is on Dundas St for assistive mobility devices. An elevator goes to the top floor directly to the restaurant. Please let us know if you have any essential accessibility needs.

🚽 The washrooms are divided by binary genders (men or women).

📸 Photos will be taken at this event and posted on our social media.

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