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    Cafe De Hong Kong

    4.0 (452 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Truffle egg
    Monty W.

    Wow what a busy restaurant!. We arrived on the weekend. Seems like everyone decided to eat out or shop the weekend. We added our place in the Yelp queue. And huh? 1 hour 45 mins...normally we'd take a pass, but we decided we could just walk around the mall, and hang out a bit. Well just turns out we got our notice of our place in queue with my phone not making a usual chirp. But when I rushed over, the server said we were good and sat us at the first available booth. It was totally packed at 2Pm, we wanted to have the special afternoon set menus bc it reminds me of Hong Kong. The food was served relatively quick. I like how a drink comes with the dishes and it was a slice of memories for me (especially red bean milk). The fried chicken leg was a chicken leg quarter split - absolutely delicious and an indulgence. Super crispy and a highlight in presentation! The French toast was oozy with salted egg flavor and sweetness of condensed milk. The beef satay had very savory tones and the truffled soft scrambled eggs were done excellently. It's relatively small dining room with enough for probably 40 diners in total. Booths line the perimeter and tables in the middle. So was it worth the wait? I'd say so, but I'll probably try a non-weekend next time.

    Pork curry instant noodles
    Rachel L.

    Delicious food that is priced at a good value. Variety of menu isn't too big but enough to have something for everyone. Seating is limited so highly recommend to check in on the Yelp waitlist beforehand. Once you get the notification that your table is ready, bypass the line and tell the kind servers you got a message and once your table is cleaned up you can sit. The service is pretty good for a HK cafe. Despite the limited seating I don't feel cramped when I'm eating and overall restaurant is clean and can accommodate for larger groups by combining tables.

    Fried rice with extra pork chop
    Leslie L.

    My second time visiting here! Ordered 3 dishes to share between 2 people and the portion sizes are big enough that we had to bring most of the fried rice home because we were so full! Every dish was perfect. The chicken was very juicy, and not dry at all. The pork chop was juicy as well, worth the extra price. Service was attentive and kind. Our waiter offered us more ginger sauce to go with our chicken rice dish. Interior is designed like a HK cafe. Tables are cleaned and wiped down with disinfectant after every guest. Love this restaurant and will keep visiting!!

    Bo lo bun fried chicken sandwich
    Ting H.

    This place is always packed. If you want to be seated around lunch time, you'd need to join their wait list just before 11 am or else any time after 11 will most likely over an hour wait. Tried their new Dubai chocolate French toast cubes and it was delicious. Very filling but decadent. Generous amount of crispy pistachio bits and chocolate drizzled around a perfectly fried French toast cubes. Their Bo lo bun fried chicken sandwich was humongous as well. Great piece of fried chicken with the right amount of sauce and tenderness. The bo lo bun itself is also very crusty. My go to dish from this place is their satay instant noodles in a clay pot with a ovaltine crunch drink.

    The Bruce Lee poster is the best!
    Philip L.

    The signature HK iced milk tea with the traditional Ding Ding Candy (honeycomb candy) is absolutely mind-blowing. The milk tea is truly authentic, silky smooth, great tea taste, with a perfect ice level. The Ding Ding Candy is basically the same treat as the middle of the Cadbury Crunchie Bar. Super crunchy with a beautiful caramel kick. Perfectly pairs up with the awesome tea. It's my first time having this drink, and I simply can't believe how good it is! \^o^/ Seriously, it is a must-try! Other than the drink, you know it is Cafe de Hong Kong... There is no need to say more about their fantastic dishes. The Deep Fried Whole Chicken Leg with different flavors to choose from, the Devil Salted Egg French Toast, the Black Truffle Silky Smooth Pan Fried Egg, and so on, you name it. Everybody in Markham knows how great they are. Line up virtually to avoid disappointment. Expect a 2-hour e-line on weekends. It is very typical, and it tells you how good it is. Highly recommended.

    Beef brisket with rice noodle
    Samantha C.

    The wait time is worth it!! We've been wanting to try this place for a long time but the waitlist is always so long. We finally were able to get a seat by joining the waitlist on Yelp about 45-60 mins ahead of time. Try having multiple people join the waitlist at different times in case your turn is up and you're not ready for your table yet. This place is hard to come with a bigger party, but doable. We were a table of 6 and they accommodated us in a booth plus added a table and extra chairs so we could all sit together. Everything our party got was so good. The chicken an avocado pineapple bun was insane. A must try. The crunchy toast with peanut butter and condensed milk is also a classic, which we of course got. The salted egg York corn was good, but we did wish the seasoning was more spread around to get the flavour all over. So many different options to choose from. Must come back to try different dishes. There's a reason why this place is packed. Great food and super reasonable prices!

    Foie gras with egg and truffle in a pineapple bun - $11.95
    Vinkin Ken T.

    We got here about 5 minutes before opening on a Saturday morning. The restaurant seats about 41 people. Our order was taken at 10:05am and our food started to come out within 15 minutes. My friend ordered the Meal set C - $10.95 and I ordered the foie gras with egg and truffle in a pineapple bun - $11.95 and a salted egg yolk French toast - $9.95 and added a HK milk tea for $1.25 more. My friend said his soup was bland and they gave a lot of rice noodles. I thought it was an affordable option considering the amount of food you get but it's not something I'd order. I thoroughly enjoyed my pineapple bun with truffle, egg and foie gras. It had a decent amount of truffle flavor and the egg was runny. The only issue I had with it is that the top part of the bun was a bit stale. You definitely would want to use a fork and a knife to eat this. The salted egg yolk French toast was such a treat. A perfect amount of salted egg yolk goodness awaits as you cut into the toast. It's very rich and decadent. Don't count your calories here. Pay at the counter.

    Allan C.

    NOTE: If you do decide to come, I HIGHLY recommend joining the waitlist powered by Yelp. You can find it on Google. This has to be one of the most popular HK style restaurants in the GTA. we joined the waitlist at 12:30pm on a Saturday and got our table at 2:30pm. We came in and got seated right away. The ambiance was quite cool with unique HK style art hanging on the walls. We got a window seat and it was very comfortable and spacious. We ordered the Bake pork chop rice, Clay Pot Beef Instant noodle, Hainanese chicken rice, and their Satay Squid Tentacles with Fish Balls. It came with 3 hot drinks and we got all HK style milk teas. The service was quite normal but good for a Chinese restaurant. The Bake pork chop rice was delicious and the pork was really tender. My only issue is with the portion sizes. the dish itself is very shallow. Same with the clay pot instant noodle, there was only a couple pieces of beef. The Satay Squid and Fish balls was tasty but way too salty. The fish ball had a interesting chewy texture instead of a "QQ" texture. I've never had fish balls with this kind of texture but I actually don't mind it at all. I had to drink like 2 bottles of water on the drive home. The only thing I thought was really good was the Hainanese chicken rice and their milk teas. the chicken rice was flavorful and oily (in a good way) and the chicken itself was very tender, juicy and delicious. The milk tea's had a very strong tea flavor which is how I prefer my HK style milk teas and is one of the better ones in the city. Overall: The food is honestly not bad at all. The main issue is with the portion sizes. If you don't eat a lot, then it's probably fine. I would skip the Satay squid and Fish balls. The Hainanese chicken rice and their milk teas are definitely really good though. But is it worth the wait ? Absolutely NOT. Although, I will probably come back and try a few other dishes that I wanted to try. I would rate it a 3.5/5 Stars

    Samantha P.

    One of the best Hainan chicken spots in Toronto. The chicken is juicy and not dry. The oil rice tastes great, and there are three sauces to mix and match: sweet soy sauce, hot sauce, and scallion oil. The signature milk tea is very good and comes in a cute vintage bottle with their logo. It has strong caffeine. It's an extra $2 to swap it into the combo. The lineups get long, so it's best to join the Yelp virtual waitlist 30 minutes to 1 hour before you plan to arrive. Highly recommend!

    Fried Chicken Pineapple Bun
    Ryan C.

    Always a long line up but finally got a chance to try. Decided to get the Fried Chicken Pineapple Bun as I wanted to get something more unique after waiting for so long. It was like a deluxe club sandwich in a pineapple bun. Definitely worth trying but probably will only order if I'm really hungry. Restaurant is family and kid-friendly with lots of options on the menu. Make sure you join the waitlist at least 2 hrs in advance of when you want to eat.... A star taken off due to the long wait time for a HK CCT.

    Combo D: black truffle egg on toast
    Gordon C.

    Worth the wait! First, be sure to put yourself on the Yelp waiting list and check-in on the tablet when you arrive. They don't call out names one by one in a strict order, but instead notify batches of customers that tables are ready, and it's first-come first-served within each batch. Once you've braved the long wait, you are seated elbow-to-elbow in this tiny and always-packed restaurant. But you're here for the awesome food: the hainan chicken rice is a star, with a very generous portion of chicken (half a chicken?), delicious rice and accompanying sauces. It sells out quickly so don't expect it to be still available at dinner time. Our other favourite is the BLB with foie gras and black truffle egg (#101, $12), which we call the "umami bomb"... the pairing of the crunchy BLB, and rich and creamy egg/foie gras is awesome! Each meal comes with a free drink, and their HK-style milk tea is great, as are their premium drinks available with a slight upgrade fee.

    Fried chicken & avocado pineapple bun burger
    Carol Y.

    Overall rating: 4.5/5 I can't believe it's taken me this long to visit this iconic HK cafe. I happened to be in the area and came on a day & time when there wasn't a ridiculous line/wait (which is rare, let me tell you). I've heard so many rave reviews, so I had high expectations going in for the food! This spot is 100% as good as people claim. Of course, I had to get the HK milk tea - a true test of their authenticity. Strong tannins, rich tan colour, and the right balance of creamy evaporated milk. I also tried one of their pineapple bun burgers (fried chicken & avocado), which is a speciality of this cafe. I haven't seen this offered elsewhere. The burger was incredible, and it even made the table beside us go "Wow!" A generous portion of fried chicken that was fried to perfection with ketchup and mayo. Though I will say that there was minimal avocado compared to what I expected (just a light spread on the burger bun instead of sliced avocado). The two factors that knock down my rating score are 1) finding parking can be awful, and 2) the wait time can get ridiculous (like a 1-2 hour wait).

    hk milk tea w/ ding ding candy
    Jason M.

    3.5/5 stars rounded up to 4. If you're not grabbing lunch (or afternoon tea) and work a regular 9-5 job, then you basically have like 2 hours to grab food because they close at 7pm on both weekdays AND weekends. Absolutely bonkers hours tbh. And then on TOP of all that, there's also a waitlist that can balloon super fast if you don't get on it at JUST the right time. All of this meant that various stars had to align for me to get a table for dinner at around 6 pm on a weekday. My mind was dead set on trying that hainanese chicken rice and hk milk tea w/ ding ding candy. Sadly, as soon as I sat down and called a waitress over, she told me right as I ordered that they had sold the last chicken rice order literally 10 min before I sat (BIG SAD). I ordered a classic baked pork chop rice w/ cheese instead and the aforementioned hk milk tea w/ ding ding candy (little sugar). While the pork chop was good, I feel like the overall portion size of the dish was small and didn't really care for the addition of corn to the fried rice underneath. Admittedly, I've had way better baked pork chop rices. The addition of ding ding candy was a cool twist! If you submerge the candy for a couple secs, they got soft. The milk tea was very average. I will try the bottled milk tea on my next visit instead. Will have to return again to try the hainanese chicken rice.

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    My friend and I came for a late lunch. There was a lineup, which is a good sign. We joined the…read morequeue and waited. The line moved fairly quick and we were seated. I love comfort food and the menu here is quite large with lots of options. I love that you can scan the menu and see an actual photo for every item. (This helped to choose our dishes .) Beef & Fish Balls in Curry Sauce Meat Lover w/ Black Pepper Sizzler Curry Beef Brisket on Rice Baked Ox Tongue with Black Pepper Sauce on Spaghetti Hot Milk Tea Red Bean with IceCream Freeze First off the portions here are HUGE. We ate a ton and took so much for leftovers. I've only ever had thinly sliced ox tongue and I quite enjoyed the thicker slices in our dish. We both loved the beef brisket dish. So incredibly tender and the curry sauce was very nice. The sizzling plate was beautiful . Staff poured the sauce on it and we were able to snap some photos and videos before indulging. Each dish was smothered in sauce or cheese for the ultimate Hong Kong style comfort food. It was everything I wanted. You can't skip a traditional milk tea. The red bean drink was a dessert style finish to our meal. I will 100% return and try their other menu options!

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    Decided to give this place a try though the drive is quite long to get here. This place was…read moreconsistently busy flow of traffic while we're there. The drawback is everytime the door opens you get the big breeze that comes in and also the washroom is not toddler friendly. This place only accepts CASH or DEBIT and there is 25c for each take-out container if needed, though you can bring your own... Ordered Wing Tai Signature Steamed Chicken-$16 - Looks like hainese chicken as there are generous amount of green ginger onion on top of chicken. Not exactly meaty, and texture was alright and it comes with a steam rice and choice of soup or hot beverage. Got Satay Beef Instant Noodle set with luncheon meat + scrambled egg and crispy bun w/ butter condensed milk- $14 -standard taste and such F14 (Fried Noodles w/Beef)- $15 - Didn't really get the wok-hay and the colour is a bit light. Beef was nicely sliced thin and noodles tasted fine. One thing I'd say is their hot sauce by the tableside is quite tasty! Milk tea tasted standard as well. Service was fine too. Not a big space, but can probably seat 25-30 people.

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    I was referred by my cousin to visit this HK cafe located in the busy strip mall on Kennedy Rd and…read moreHwy 7. This restaurant serves up some delicous HK diner favourites and most dishes come with soup and hot drink. My first visit I tried the viral sizzling sirloin steak with fries and black pepper gravy. It was $29.99 when I tried it. I believe the prices have gone up slightly. I also got a scoop of ice cream for dessert. Perfect meal for me. My wife got the baked curry beef brisket. The dish was good but mostly rice and not enough beef brisket. Our second we tried the fried chicken leg with fried egg and choice of gravy. The chicken had a nice chinese breading and I believe some salted egg yolk as well. The chicken was crispy and juicy inside. We definitely marked this dish as a must have when we come back. Our 3rd visit we tried the baked cream chicken with rice. This dish was underwhelming and didn't have enough chicken. The cream sauce was tasty but we felt it was more of a frozen dinner variety. I ordered the fried grouper fish with garlic gravy. The fish was crispy and really nice breading. The dish needed some veggies for garnish but I understand they are trying to keep the prices affordable. If you are looking for some HK cafe that serves up some viral dishes and great value, then I recommend this place.

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    Happened to be in Markham and my friend recommended trying Cantonese food since there are so many…read moregood options in the area. We came here on a Wednesday night, and the place was pretty crowded. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and they served tea at the table, which I really liked. We were a party of four and shared four dishes. We started with the pineapple bun filled with satay beef, the beef inside was very tender and flavorful. We also ordered the Singapore-style fried vermicelli, which came with BBQ pork, shrimp, and vegetables. Another dish we tried was the fried noodle with bean sprouts and beef in soya sauce, and this ended up being my favorite. The noodles were well seasoned, and adding chili oil really took it to the next level. For dessert, we got the black sesame French toast with golden syrup. I'm a big fan of HK-style French toast, and this one did not disappoint. The syrup wasn't overly sweet, and the black sesame flavor came through nicely. Their menu is huge and has a wide variety of dishes and plenty of Hong Kong comfort food classics to choose from. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for sharing dishes with friends or family. I'd definitely come back to try more items on their menu, though it's a bit inconvenient to get to without a car.

    I haven't been to Pheonix Restaurant in a very long time. The last time I went was when they still…read morehad a store at Bridletowne in Scarborough. So I was excited to try their menu. Ambiance - 4/5: a medium sized place with lots of seats and tables. It's in a plaza with a medical building. The parking spots are designed to be slanted so if you're not used to it, it is a little weird to park. Service - 4/5: we were seated quickly. The menu was extensive so it took awhile for us to decide. They checked up on us a few times. And cleared the table at the end. Food - 4/5: we ordered 3 combo sets - baked Japanese chicken steak on rice, AAA steak with onion paste in rice bowl - comes with a sunnyside up egg, pad thai, lemon tea and cold milk tea. We shared all 3 dishes. The pad thai was surprisingly spicy but it was good. The other 2 dishes is good as well. I just find both dishes to be on the sweeter end. I really enjoyed the milk tea. It was smooth and perfectly balanced. Overall: 4/5 - I would come back with friends. I don't mind trying other options on their menu

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