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Cafe le Majestik

3.9 (110 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Birdcages
Biyu X.

We were here for the lunch after church. This restaurant looked pretty traditional Hong Kong style. We got a booth table that for 4 adults and high chair for kid. I was so excited to checkup the old fashioned tables, kettles, birdcages, and TVs. Seems they have 3 different rooms, they have different styles. The front room was more like street style, the room we had was like booth seats, the room across was like upstairs with outdoor street pictures on the wall. The food was really traditional, the size was more than enough for a man, and the price was reasonable. The staff was nice and came over to check us up to on and off. They have online points card to collect and free to join. It's good to come back again.

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Rachel L.

Someone recommended this HK cafe to me a few weeks ago. I was in the area and decided to come here for dinner. The restaurant is so well decorated with nostalgic HK decor and antique items. It really gave a street restaurant feeling. The food was overall pretty good but some of the dishes were a little too oily for my liking. I got the garlic pork ribs, bitter melon and shrimp, and the stir fry fish filet with luffa. The pork ribs were really good, the meat was tender and the deep fried garlic pieces were so crunchy. It was perfectly fried, though I wish the portions were a bit bigger though. The stir fry fish filet and luffa was also decent with a slight taste of wok hay. Towards the end of this dish, I realized it was sitting in a pool of oil. The bitter melon and shrimp came sizzling in a casserole dish, it was good but the shrimp didn't really pair well with the bitter melon. I also got the xo beef rice with pork lard. As expected it was oily because of the pork lard but also really good. The bottom of the rice had the crispy texture to it. It's not spicy at all even though it's the XO sauce. The pork lard is on the side for you to mix in. It was a little hard to mix with all the toppings and egg on the top. I wanted to try the stir fry beef rice noodle but I overheard that they don't serve rice noodle after 5pm. I will be back to try their breakfast or lunch one day!

Jenn W.

HK cafés are known for their baked dishes; hence I had to try a classic baked pork chop in tomato sauce with fried rice ($13.99). It's a bargain arriving with a bowl of overly tangy tomato borscht (adorned with vegetables and no beef) and a hot drink of choice. The mixed tea and coffee drink was properly strong but did take a while to arrive given the solo person making drinks was overrun with orders. The actual baked rice dish was lacking. While I enjoyed the thick tomato sauce and cheese, the pork chop was lukewarm indicating they likely pre-fried them and assembled dishes to order by placing the meat, sauce, and cheese under the broiler and sliding it onto rice. I like my baked dishes sizzling hot where everything goes into the oven and no one would dare touch the dish as it's presented. At Majestik, touch away. Things improved with the wonton noodles, which did remind me of bowls I had in Hong Kong. The noodles are thin and springy with a lovely chewiness that's different from those found in supermarkets. Their four-item noodle soup ($13.99) is ideal for trying a bit of everything with two pieces of fish ball, cuttlefish ball, fried fish cake, and meat/fish dumplings. While Majestik's noodles were amazing, the accompaniments were passable and too soft for my taste. Of the four, the fried fish cake had the most promise. Despite having so many broths in our meal already, I had to try their imitation shark fin soup ($5.99) and this was the most impressive. Large enough to share amongst two or three people, it's thick and flavourful with a strong kick of sesame oil for an aromatic essence. With a fair amount of bean curd thread (the "shark fin") and slivers of black fungus, pork, and bamboo shoots it was hearty and hot. In a pinch, order the imitation soup with another snack item and you'll have a satisfying lunch. Yet, I like Majestik for dinner. They offer a choose your own selection available after 5pm. Although, their pricing makes no sense with 2 dishes for $32.99, 3 for $42.99, 4 for $56.99, and 6 for $83.99. This leaves the optimal selection the meal for three. Dinner comes with a soup of the day: a hearty of pork bone, carrot, and dried vegetable (ba wong fa). It was hot and rich, surprisingly good for a complimentary bowl. The traditional pan-fried sea bass was fried until crispy and covered with a brown sauce with pork slivers, mushroom, and black fungi. While it wasn't my favourite, it's flavourful and ideal for those who want a fish that's not stir fried. Somehow, we ended up ordering the heaviest dishes on the menu. The braised duck with chuhou paste and taro arrived with plenty of the root vegetable filling up half the pot. Despite being left in large pieces, they were soft and fluffy, its neutral flavour complimenting the pungent salty sauce. The duck was also braised until tender. As a warning, it's a strong dish, best for a table for four unless you want tons of leftovers. An ample portion of vermicelli comes with the ginger and scallion clay pot prawns, but you'll want to mix it well before serving as the satay sauce sinks to the bottom. Get to the prawns quickly to avoid having them overcook as the claypot arrives sizzling and bubbling.

TB03 - French Toast Bites $7.99
Julianna C.

Looking for your next HK café? Check this one out! From the minute you walk in, you feel like you're instantly transported to the heart HK. The place is adorned with wallpaper of HK apartments and there's a couple different areas to sit that feature different themes and wallpapers. Servers are quick and efficient. Here's what we ordered: * PL03 - BBQ Pork with stir fried egg and pork lard on rice, comes with a drink $14.99 - 7/10 * ED02 - Curry kimchi flavored chicken cutlet and scrambled egg on rice, comes with a drink $16.99 - 8/10 * TB03 - French Toast Bites $7.99 - 8/10 There's plenty of seating inside, great for groups of 1-4. Free parking in the plaza. 20251024 I'm

Nana T.

The ambience was so cute and vintage, You scan a qr code to order, the food was so goood (had the tomato pork chop cheese rice and fish cutlet egg curry rice) and hearty milk tea was also solid!! Wanted to try the salted egg yolk hk french toast but it was sold out unfortunately will be back to try!

Instead decor
Alvin Y.

Came here twice already, once for lunch and another for dinner and I really love this cafe! Decor is super cute and reminiscent of Hong Kong with the fairly lights and the "folding chair and table" aesthetic (they have regular seats as well). The staff were super friendly and even offered us coupons because it was our first visit! (5$ off coupons when you spend 25$). From the two visits, here are all the food we tried: Chicken steak with curry, scrambled eggs and kimchi - $16.99 - a little bit of an odd combination but I honestly loved this, the curry was not spicy, very flavourful HK style curry with chicken and loosely scrambled eggs was very delicious and the kimchi was a nice add on (although it doesn't blend well all together, I enjoyed having the kimchi) - 8/10 Pork Chop with Scallion oil and egg - $14.99 - Very delicious and flavourful sauce, really unique and portion size was really generous Baked Portuguese Rice with chicken steak - $14.99 - Flavourful Portuguese sauce (tastes almost like a savoury curry) baked with cheddar cheese, I really enjoyed this dish, my go to! - 9/10 BBQ and duck rice - $16.99 - BBQ pork with duck served with rice and salted duck egg, this price is a little expensive for what this normally costs but the BBQ pork and duck were flavourful and sweet. - 8/10 Overall I highly recommend this HK cafe, they have a large selection of dishes to choose from, the decor is nice and price is extremely reasonable!

Curry omelette pork rice
Kai-Wen L.

When I just entered this restaurant, it gave me the feeling of a HongKong noodle restaurant, a big glass with giant Chinese characters saying "noodle" on it. The indoor decoration was indeed very impressive. The food was okay. To be honest, the dishes were still delicious; however, there are too many Cantonese restaurants in this region, or many it adjusted its flavor to server the local better, which makes the flavor not that legit to me

Michael T.

Came here for lunch. Service was quick and I was seated immediately. It was not too busy for Sunday afternoon but it was still decently crowded. I just got their beef noodle soup bc that's what's most popular. However I did not expect it to contain parts that I usually dont eat, like intestine or other parts. I should have read the menu a little better. The soup was good. The noodle was not home made but thin and good. I would come back and try another dish. Menu was expansive and included pork lard which I thought was interesting.

So nostalgic with these antique TV walls.
Shigei H.

3.5/5 I'm fascinated by their decor, very HK nostalgic! We went late so no luck to try the breakfast set, there seemed to be no set lunch, so we ordered grilled chicken dried noodles, fish soup rice noodles & a lemon tea. The grilled chicken was delicious but the noodles over oily. The fish soup noodles tasted ok but cannot be compared to Grains Fish Noodle. We paid $41 (including tips) basically for 2 bowls of mediocre noodles but with this price point, there are many other choices. Service was so so. Maybe next time we should try their lovely dim sums or stir fries and maybe I'll be able to provide better reviews.

Chocolate French toast
Ginger S.

Overall 3.5 Stars Service 3.0 stars A bit slow Atmosphere 3.0 stars Don't expect anything much decor Food : Glutinous rice wrapped in lotus leaf 3.0 stars Har Gow 4.0 stars Chocolate French toast 4.5 stars

Sandy C.

This place is east side of Scarborough. I usually wouldn't come here if it wasn't for work. Enough parking and lots of tables here. I think the prices are quite reasonable. I ordered the pork cutlet with eggs and rice.$13.99 and came with a soup and free drink- hk milk tea or lemon honey tea, coffee etc. the portion size was good. You scan to order at the resturant. They got our orders correctly since we wanted the sauce on the side and used the app to order. Service was good the staff was nice. Will come back often for lunch!

Five slices assorted beef organs with flat rice noodles
Stephanie N.

Wow they have such a big menu here! Lots of variety to choose from but their scrambled eggs rices are pretty good. I love the decor of the place and how it transports you back to Hong Kong kinda vibes and they always have the best canto movies playing in the background. This time I got their assorted beef entrails noodle soup. Not many places I find have it these days and they had a decent selection of the organs and good portions. Prices are very good too for this day and age hah. I also enjoy their yin yang and iced lemon teas. Will definitely be back!!

Beef rice noodles
Tiff E.

Super cute interior LOL that 90s HongKong café decorations! Decent food, and classic HK customer service- not too talkative staff, gets straight to the point and your order ready asap LOLL

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Some of you may already know that this is HK actress/Miss HK 譚小環's Hong Kong Cafe in Canada. She…read morewas also in the food industry in HK (Cafe De JarGor). The restaurant is bright and spacious with lots of seatings. Bonus, they even have a few individual seating area. Service was polite and friendly. Ordered a few items to try. Beef fried rice noodles (hor fun), tons of sesame seeds and bean sprouts. Beef was tender and can taste the wok hey. However, the soy sauce is a bit on the sweeter side. Spicy pork soup vermicelli combo comes with eggs and toast. Soup vermicelli was good and flavorful. I opted for scrambled eggs and it was perfectly smooth and creamy. Toasts were a bit on a bland side. Curry fish ball, turnip and pig skin was decent. Slightly oily and also a bit on a sweeter note. Curry beef brisket has a hint of spicyness and has coconut milk. Nice curry taste but also a bit too sweet imo. Brisket was tender overall. Tomato sauce pork cutlet with rice was good flavour. Pork cutlet was crispy and juicy but tomato sauce was a little sweeter than usual. Coconut red bean drink was decent but the red beans were too hard and lacks the sandyness (softer texture). If you've had red bean dessert soup then you would know what i mean. Would of been better if the red bean quality was better. 4 stars overall.

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I've walked past this place many times and it always has a long line, so when we finally saw an…read moreempty table, we decided to give it a try. It was my first time here, and the experience started off on the wrong foot. I had barely sat down, not even 30 seconds, before a staff member was already hovering over us trying to take our order. I hadn't even had a chance to look the menu yet, which immediately made things feel rushed and uncomfortable. The space itself is quite small, and they won't let smaller groups of two people or fewer sit in the booths, which adds to that cramped and slightly stressful atmosphere. There's people hovering nearby watching if you're almost done. Overall, the entire dining experience felt rushed from start to finish. The food is cheap, I'll give them that, but unfortunately the quality reflects that. I ordered a sandwich and it was sloppily put together. The bread slices were not even aligned properly, where the top slice and bottom slices were in opposite directions, making it so you couldn't pick it up. Flavour-wise, I was hoping for more of a Hong Kong cafe style satay beef, but this wasn't it. The curry was okay, with some decent chunks of meat and potato, but nothing particularly memorable. What really left a bad impression was the payment experience. Their debit machine defaults to 12%, 15%, or 18% tips calculated after tax, with no upfront notice or custom option. Tipping is not mandatory in Canada, and it should be up to the customer based on service. When we asked about it, the response felt as if we were being made to feel cheap over "just a few cents". Honestly it is not about the amount, it is about principle. If you are just looking for a quick and cheap bite, this place might do the job. But considering the long lines and how rushed the experience is, you might end up waiting longer than you actually get to sit and eat. Personally, I will not be coming back. I would rather get takeout or dine somewhere that lets you actually relax and enjoy your meal.

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We like this restaurant that so bright in the dining room. It makes us feel so clean and…read morecomfortable. They don't have too many options, compared to other Chinese cafes, but still have some good options, like currently, they have $16.99 deals coming with a drink. On their regular menu, there are deals from $13 with a drink from lunchtime. I got a chicken steak on rice with pork floss. I like that portion. It was good enough for me and my daughter. She loves the pork floss. My husband god the Curry Cheese Beef baked Rice. The curry tastes so strong that it was a bit spicy to me. I like that at least each dish has a piece of veggie. Each dish we also got the drink, so we like the Horlicks. It did come with strong Horlicks taste, which I like it too. Since so much things I like so far, I will definitely come back again.

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Tips: - This place accepts cash, and credit and debit cards…read more - The main entrance is off Enterprise Boulevard. - This cafe is under the Congee Queen brand, so you can join the points program and visit either brand to collect points. I am never the hop-on-the-bandwagon trendsetter. Good Catch Cafe and Bar has been in downtown Markham for a few years. I decided to come here for an early dinner after work on Wednesday for the first time. This eatery is a part of The Origin, the mall that includes a Cineplex, Goodlife Fitness, Chatime, and more. This eatery has its entrance facing Enterprise Boulevard. When you're parked at the parking lot across from it, it gives you the impression that the entrance is by the patio. Maybe you can enter and exit this side door when it's summertime. I see a lot of references in a number of Yelp reviews here to this eatery being Good Catch Boil. I remember when it was more of a seafood place when it first opened for business. It then meandered into a Hong Kong-style eatery, which is the case today. I'm guessing that the boil trend wasn't as popular over time. I walked in. I looked at a screen to check in. It was probably 4 pm and it wasn't terribly busy. I passed. A female server came over and asked if I was dining as a party of one. I nodded. She pointed me to a booth. I was pleased and sat myself down. It was comfy. It's kind of like a sports bar, but it's casual. I caught up with the Blue Jays loss against the Yankees the night before. By the end of my dining experience, this restaurant had good music playing that made dining here more upbeat. She came over with a bunch of menus. She also had a printed QR code. I could either order online or wave at any staff member to place my order. Nice! There are daily specials. You get a free drink with your order if you drop by between certain afternoon hours. I decided to order through the online menu and got these items: - Iced lemon Ribena - Curry fish balls (15) - Wonton noodle soup Service was wonderful. The female server got me water and my iced lemon Ribena. I love the latter drink so much. It was excellent. It had the perfect amount of lemon with Ribena, all iced. The water was also great. It was cold despite not having any ice cubes in it. My curry fish balls came out first. The curry smelled so good. I loved each curry ball that I stabbed with a skewer and dunked into the curry sauce. Each fish ball was bouncy and yummy. The sauce had a slight spicy kick that I thoroughly enjoyed. I'd get them again. A male server came over with my bowl of wonton noodle soup. I had maybe ten different noodle options to choose from, from ramen, to udon. I choose thin noodles. If you want a noodle pull, you'll easily get it here. The noodles were delicious, long, and so good. They weren't clumpy. Perfect! I was surprised that I got broccoli. I ended up submerging the florets in the broth. They started off on the crunchier side. They softened up nicely and I enjoyed how healthy eating each floret made me feel. I am used to getting bok choy or no veggies with wonton noodle soup. It was nice that I got something different. The wontons were excellent. They had shrimp in them, which I am thinking that the seafood part of this business is still there. I loved the green onions in this bowl of deliciousness. The broth was perfect. It wasn't overly salty. I could taste sesame oil that was aded to it. I paid at the table. The female server asked if I was paying by cash or card. I rarely have the former on me, so it was my credit card. I tipped and tapped, and thanked her for everything. Staff are so nice here. I'd come back just for the service alone. The food and drink were amazing, so I'm definitely a fan who wants to return for more good eats and drinks. I used the washroom before leaving this eatery. When you walk into this restaurant, the washrooms are straight ahead, followed by a right turn. It was cool seeing bowls of noodles being made by kitchen staffers as I passed by to get to the washroom. The women's washroom was spacious and clean. No complaints. I'm so glad that I finally dropped by this eatery. At least three restaurants have closed recently at The Origin. I'm glad that this one is still thriving. I'd love to grab a bite to eat after a movie or simply come here to enjoy good Hong Kong-style dishes. (214)

Our go to when we're craving Hong Kong cafe food!…read more It also has large tv screens, so I consider this the only Asian sports bar that I know of. They have plenty of seating but I know it can get busy in the weekends. I got the pineapple bun with satay beef & egg. I love the subtle sweetness of the bun and the egg is very fluffy! It also came with a drink so I ordered the horlicks. My husband got the bbq pork & egg on rice and the classic HK milk tea, which always hit the spot. Next time we'll probably try the seafood boil!

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