Ten Ten Dim Sum

Huge fan of this place. Have been coming for years. This is the brand of frozen dumplings, etc. I buy most of (as in like 95% of the time when I buy dumplings).
No fresh food here, guys. All frozen. Dumplings, wontons, steamed buns and other lovely things galore! Really good prices too.
For those of you who buy steamed buns and dumplings at Chinese grocery stores in TO, you have probably seen the Ten Ten brand. This is their wholesale store. They also carry a larger product variety than Chinese grocery stores do (I have yet to find their wontons in stores other than this one).
Highlights:
Dumplings (2 bags for $ 8) — about 40 – 50 dumplings in a bag. Ton of different varieties. I like pork and leek, and pork and celery. Retails for $ 8.88÷2 bags at cheapest, if I’m not mistaken. I like to boil mine for a few minutes, then pan fry a la guo tie (pan fried dumplings, anyone?)
Wontons (3 packs for $ 10) — 21 or so wontons in a pack. Wontons have the super thin skins (which I love), and are incredibly flavorful, even if just boiled and not put into a soup base.
Egg and Leek pockets/​pancakes (3 packs for $ 8) — These are almost like Chinese quesadillas (shape-​wise), and are filled with scrambled egg, leek, and vermicelli. They’re savory and they make a really easy lunch. They take about ten minutes to pan fry, or ten minutes in the oven. I prefer them pan fried, but baking requires less supervision. No, the instructions are not on the back. This is just how my family does them.
My family tries to stock Ten Ten products in our freezer, but they never last very long. Quick, easy, cheap, delicious meal ideas!
P. S. Did I mention that these things include tax already? Yeah. As if they weren’t cheap enough already.