Sunnys Chinese

Sunnys Chinese is a casual restaurant at 60 Kensington Avenue in Toronto's Kensington Market, in Ontario, Canada. It is listed in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection as a Bib Gourmand, the guide's designation for good-value cooking. The cuisine is Chinese, and the listed specialty is Chinese-Canadian small plates, which reflects the market's mixed culinary character and the way Toronto kitchens blend Chinese technique with local ingredients and sensibilities. Meals here are built around sharing several small dishes rather than ordering one main per person, so a table of two to four can sample a range for a moderate bill. The listed average is CAD 25-50 per person, or about USD 18-36, which is well below the city's fine-dining tiers and fits the Bib Gourmand value brief. The setting matches Kensington Market itself: informal, busy and youthful, with a noise level that rises when the room fills, and dress is entirely casual. Drinks typically include beer, wine and tea, in keeping with a relaxed neighbourhood spot. Because Bib Gourmand listings attract attention, peak times such as Friday and Saturday evenings can involve waits, so checking the restaurant's website for its current reservation approach is sensible; Toronto restaurants variously use OpenTable, Resy or Tock, and some small venues rely on walk-ins. Kensington Avenue sits in a pedestrian-friendly district of vintage shops, produce stalls and cafes, and the area is reachable by the Spadina and College streetcars. Visitors can combine a meal with a walk through the market, though weekends are the busiest.