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    Chrisly Cafe

    4.0 (31 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Joyce F.

    Chrisly Cafe is a popular spot for authentic Hong Kong-style comfort food, highly regarded for its classic dishes enjoyed by locals since childhood. The cafe is known for excellent Hong Kong-style milk tea, described as smooth and flavorful, and for silky scrambled eggs that pair well with various dishes, curry beef is a must try item too. We ordered 4 main dishes: Scrambled eggs with BBQ pork rice: Highly praised, especially the egg which pairs nicely with the rice. Baked tomato pork chop rice with cheese: Good taste but pork is leaner than some prefer. Cart noodles: Customizable with various ingredients, capturing a famous Hong Kong street food experience. Spring onion chicken rice: Another well-loved comfort dish. Milk tea: A must-try, celebrated for its smooth texture and strong tea flavor. Atmosphere and Service Seating can be cramped and not the most comfortable, reflecting the busy, popular nature of the cafe. Wait times can be common during peak hours due to popularity. Service is fair, though space is limited. Pricing Four main dishes costing $63.05 for four people shows reasonable value for authentic and tasty Hong Kong comfort food. Overall, Chrisly Cafe offers a genuine taste of Hong Kong with strong favorites like milk tea and scrambled eggs. It is worth trying for those who appreciate classic Hong Kong flavors, despite the modest seating comfort and busy atmosphere. I went there a few times, so I added some other dishes pictures for yr reference!

    Milk tea (cold and hot)
    Fanny S.

    It's the second larger location for Chrisly Cafe and there is still a line up for about 20-30 minutes on a busy Saturday lunch rush. For a Cantonese cha chan tang the milk tea was on point and its signature satay beef noodles combo with egg and sausage took me back to my childhood taste in Hong Kong. The decor is a retro updated take on the classic local Hong Kong cha Chang tang ambiance and a cleaner take too. We also ordered the beef curry rice and bbq pork chop egg on rice. They were both on the saltier side but tasty. Come for the comfort food but would skip this if you are a group of larger than 4 people as they will split you up due to the table configurations.

    Breakfast menu (August 2025)
    Michelle T.

    THEIR COFFEE HAS HAZELNUT. If you have a nut allergy, you CANNOT have their coffee!! We got the ham macaroni breakfast set. The chicken soup as base was good because they cooked the ham in it but that also means that the ham was dry and tasteless Iced lemon tea was alright but definitely smaller than the standard. Their coffee was rich and interesting. However, they grind hazelnut so if you have a nut allergy, do not get their coffee. Service was good. Staff were good and answered our questions. The vibe was casual. LOTS of people!

    Peggy C.

    I was actually surprised that they opened another location in Markham making it so convenient in the area! It is located in a plaza right next to a highschool. This is a Hong Kong cafe that serves various noodles and rice dishes. I've only been to the one in Scarborough so this was my first time here. I tried coming here before like a few months ago but it was way too busy so I didn't bother waiting. This time I came on a weekday late in the afternoon so it wasn't busy. I didn't have to wait for a table. Compared to the menus shown in previous reviews, they have definitely increased the prices. I ordered a BBQ pork with rice noodles, it came with a drink so I got hot milk tea. I think I have chosen the wrong dish, the BBQ pork was a bit dry it wasn't as flavorful. I don't usually order BBQ pork at Hong Kong cafes so I don't think I would do that again in the future. I'll stick to satay beef instead which I think would perhaps taste better. Overall, the service was quick, the prices are affordable. Will certainly return for other dishes.

    Amy Y.

    This is the second location for this cafe and when you walk in you immediately think Hong Kong cafe...from the walls to the closely packed tables to the orange chopsticks on the table. We stopped by for lunch on a Tuesday and it was busy! Like most places now you add yourself to the wait list on the iPad by the front door. Menu is everything from instant noodles to baked rice/spaghetti to sandwiches (bolo bau). Great thing about this place is that the drink that comes with most meals can be cold at no additional charge. What was ordered: Baked chicken steak rice Satay beef instant noodle with eggs, sausage and a slice of toast Instant noodle with Swiss wings - served dry, no soup Iced lemon tea with all the meals. Portions were good and flavours were not bad. In terms of service, it was decent but I do feel they could have used an extra server. Seemed chaotic at times.

    Menu - mar25
    Crystal L.

    Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Vibe 5/5 New hong kong style in markham (right beside PETHS). Food was delicious! And the place was packed even though they are still currently doing soft opening. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEIR HK STYLE FRENCH TOAST AKA 西多士, it was GLISTERING! Taste so freaking good!!! - check out my tiktok vid for some live action #eatwithclaw Hong kong milk tea was silky and smooth! Literally wish this store was opened when i was a student at PETHS overall 5/5!!!!

    Lillian C.

    Authentic HK style cafe, down to the hustle bustle feel and utensils! Really like this place as it gave off great vibes when you head inside. Orders are taken quickly and food comes out hot and fresh. I got the beef satay noodle combo and theres nothing to complain about. The beef was tender, noods were cooked perfectly (not soft) and scrambled eggs it came with as a side nice and silky. Wish the cup of HK style milk tea was a little bigger but other than that, great place. Make sure to come early to avoid the wait!

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    Karen K.

    New Hong Kong cafe in Markham! I think they just opened as they are currently doing a soft opening. Staff were very nice and fast with their service. The food was good and I love the different choices that they have on their menu. The curry pork chop bun was good and their curry flavour was a mix of sweet/spicy. Their coffee/tea mix was good too. We came during tea time and were seated immediately. There are lots of tables inside. I'll definitely be coming back!

    Christine L.

    My absolute favorite Hong Kong Cafe! Their milk teas are really yummy. Curry chicken rice and bake tomato porkchop are my to go dishes for a quick pick up meal. Visited during afternoon tea time to try their menu between 2-5:30pm. The cha siu (bbq pork) with thick egg noods (dried with light sauce mixed with noods) are a great option too. If you prefer soupy noods, opt for the beef brisket rice soup noodles. Their curry porkchop sandwich offered during afternoon tea time is great too but l've yet to try it. Definitely try this place if you're in the area.

    Cart noodle
    Stephanie N.

    Love this local spot for a quick fix of hk style cafe food! They have a pretty decent selection of dishes for afternoon tea specials but my go to is definitely the French toast! The tea specials come with a drink too. The super thick cut slices of bread were perfectly fried and goes so well with the syrup provided! I also really enjoy their cart noodle (choose the toppings and broth sauce and noodle type). I usually get the oil noodles (thick and chewy) with the marinated radish.

    Calvin S.

    Second location of Chrisly Cafe, with their first location by Denison Centre further south. I've honestly never been to their first location, but my parents have. This is a standard HK style cafe, with a section for "Special Recommendation" and "Truly Recommendation". So what are the actual recommendations haha. They have a "special combo" that consist of beef satay instant noodles and a double sausage scrambled egg, which was what I took. The instant noodles were good, slightly undercooked but mixing it with the broth allowed it to be cooked perfectly. Beef was also good. The double sausage scrambled egg was quite unique, the egg reminded me of how Cha Kee does it, though I'm wondering if more places are starting to learn how to make scrambled eggs like Cha Kee. Service is, well, standard HK style cafe service. But it's a good addition that complements Cha Kee in the same plaza. Perhaps it'll up both their games!

    John J.

    Heard this place was popular and wanted to give it a try. Got here and joined the waitlist as there were many ahead of us. However moved fairly fast and was able to get seated fairly quick. The place was busy, however was a good size. Started to order and waited to try many items on the menu. Found out that most orders came with a drink which was a nice surprise. We had ordered a good selection of food and was able to share it all. So we placed the order and boy did it all come fast. They had a very good curry as we got the curry beef. Really enjoyed the different pork chops. The baked pork chop was really tasty. The ramen with beef was really tender. My son loved the chicken wings with the sunny side egg. I mean just about all that we had ordered was really good. However for me personally the one item I really normally enjoy would be the pineapple bun with butter I did not like at all. Now some of us liked it but not I. Mine was still cold and the crust was just kinda soggy. It ended up being a disappointment. All in all really still enjoyed this place as service was quick, good and fast. Price to me personally thought was all very fair. Would for sure like to return.

    Connie H.

    This place always has a long line up compared to Cha Kee in the same plaza. I think the food and prices are comparable so I'm not really understanding the popularity. I think Chrisly has a wider variety of food including their version of cart noodles, and Kaya french toast. The vibe may also be a little more reminiscent of actual cafes in Hong Kong but I think I prefer the food at Cha Kee. If there's no wait I don't mind this restaurant but I wouldn't line up for it.

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    Satay beef macaroni is simply delicious; milk tea is super flavourful. Love the food here!

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    Cross-section of my shrimp wonton
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