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Hong Kong-style mahjong in Toronto: where to play, who to play with

For the table game: four players, real tiles, Hong Kong style — not the solitaire puzzle.

We found 6 places to play mahjong in Toronto and checked each against its own page or a published listing: 4 run Hong Kong-style tables and 2 don't say which style they play. For a first game, start with Toronto Mahjong Social Club (Hong Shing x Tiger Den Creative), Again Again and Tsung Tsin Association of Ontario — they teach or seat beginners. Toronto has a fast-growing young Hong Kong-style scene downtown and an older Cantonese and Hakka community base in Scarborough and Markham, where one association still teaches old-style scoring. 2 more places play Riichi (Japanese) and American mah jongg — a different game, listed separately below.

Where to play Hong Kong-style in Toronto

Hong Kong-style places first, then the ones that mix styles or don't say. Each row links the place itself and the page we read it from, with the date we read it.

WhereTheir rules and what to expectSource
Toronto Mahjong Social Club (Hong Shing x Tiger Den Creative)Hong Shing restaurant, Dundas St W / ChinatownHong KongSocial nightNothing published onlineWeekly Thursday drop-in 6-11pm, C$10 at the door; mainly HK style, also Riichi and Nanchang; coaches for beginners.blogto.comSeen 2026-10-08
All Flowers Mahjong (formerly Four Winds Toronto)Toronto (weekly sessions)Hong KongSocial nightNothing published onlineVolunteer-run weekly HK-style club, sister of London's Four Winds; events grew from ~30 to ~100 people. Own website/social not found; read from SCMP via search snippet (page 403 to fetch).scmp.comSeen 2026-10-08
Again Again30 Duncan St #608 (art studio)Hong KongSocial nightchicken hand by default; points opt-in per tableTicketed beginner-friendly nights teaching basic HK style; standard tickets play chicken hand (no points), teaching tickets learn points; Discord community gets early access.luma.comSeen 2026-10-08
Tsung Tsin Association of Ontario3880 Midland Ave, ScarboroughHong KongAssociationPublishes: hong Kong Old Style scoringHakka association; Beginner's Mahjong Mondays 11:00-14:00, scoring 'the old style way', members and family, C$5 donation; monthly get-together 1st Sunday.tsungtsinontario.caSeen 2026-10-08
Lucky Tile ClubRooms Coffee, 17 Baldwin StNot statedSocial nightNothing published onlinePop-up social with guided beginner tables; last listed 25 Sep 2026. IG @luckytileclub.luckytile.clubSeen 2026-10-08
Mahjong Bar1276 Dundas St WNot statedBar or caféNothing published onlineMahjong-themed bar hosting ticketed events (Oct 2026 listings); confirm play is offered before linking.mahjmahj.coSeen 2026-10-08

House rules you will meet in Toronto

Every table plays its own house rules, and these are the ones the places above publish themselves. Agree them before the first hand, not after the first win.

Also in Toronto: other styles

These play a different game from a Hong Kong table — different hands, a different count. Listed so you know which is which before you book.

WhereStyleSource
Toronto Riichi Club (TORI)For The Win Board Game Cafe (Yonge St); Dicey Business (Mississauga); Twilight Cafe (Scarborough)Riichi (Japanese)mahjmahj.coSeen 2026-10-08
Toronto Canasta / Mah Jongg MeetupThe Guild House, 579 St Clair Ave WAmerican mah jonggTuesdays 10:15am, NMJL.mahjmahj.coSeen 2026-10-08

Before your first night

Learn how a Hong Kong hand is counted, keep the faan chart on your phone, and check any hand you are unsure of in the calculator.

How to score Hong Kong mahjongThe faan chartHouse rules explainedWho pays whatFree faan calculatorFull scoring guideOther cities

Venue data: the places' own pages and the listings linked in each row, read on 2026-10-08. Something changed, or your club is missing? Tell us at support and we will re-check it.

Last updated: 2026-10-08.

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