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4.1 (59 reviews)
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Black pepper chicken spaghetti
Chris C.

Food portions are large. Service is friendly and fast. But the server gave my order to another table and I had to wait longer for them to re make it. Pork chop on rice uses a marinara sauce rather than the classic Chinese tomato sauce. Overall an ok meal and would go back for other dishes. Casual dining restaurant hk cafe style. Ask for less milk in the hk milk tea.

Wing C.

Ordered through ubereat delivery. Had their spaghetti meat sauce and char siu rice. Both were delicious and well made! Plenty of options to choose from. Wished we had time to visit the actual restaurant in person. Next time!

Beef tongue with black pepper sauce over rice
Vanessa I.

Super convenient HK cafe location if you're shopping at Fairview. There is usually a queue, but you can join the waitlist and keep shopping until you get your text notification that your table is ready. They have a pretty expansive menu with all the standard HK Cafe items. Food is standard and portion sizes are good. Pricing is reasonable. They also don't charge extra for cold drinks with their set meals (which most HK cafes do).

Fish and Beef Balls in HK Curry Sauce
Cindy L.

Located conveniently in Fairview Mall close to the T&T entrance. Wait time is reasonable and easy system where you add yourself to the waitlist. This is your typical HK Style cafe with a lot of options including rice, noodles and baked casserole dishes as well. If you're seated inside the restaurant there's a QR code where you can order food. Quick and efficient. Ordered the Rice with seafood and creamy sauce and portion was very generous! Fish and beef balls with curry sauce is a great appetizer or snack - perfect for sharing! Lemon tea was disappointing and probably would not order again. Overall, food was consistent in the many times I've dined here and service is average at best. It is better when seated inside but outside, server's were less attentive. Noise wise, it's located in a mall so during busy times it can get loud. Definitely worth checking out if in the area! 3.5/5 stars

F11. Baked Curry Beef Brisket + Black Pepper Beef Ribs / 焗牛魔王
Kenny L.

This Hong Kong café has a large menu with all the usual HK-style staples baked rice dishes, noodle soups, milk tea, and snacks. There's lots of seating available, and it's connected directly to the mall (no separate street entrance), which makes it convenient if you're already shopping. It is pretty loud in there since its attached to the mall. The food was typical and decent quality -- nothing to rave about. It is comfort food and fills you up. Service was okay, though I did have to ask for water several times, and my order took longer than expected until I learned that baked items take extra time to prepare. Overall, it was an okay experience. I'd probably come back if I was already at the mall, but wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.

Tyler L.

Located inside a shopping mall, this Hong Kong cafe is my favorite in Toronto. I've been here a few times, and ordered a variety of items from the menu. Every dish I've ordered has been delicious, and so I'll keep coming back. What's also nice is that I've never had to wait for a seat, which is not a common experience for other HK cafes in the area. It's definitely worth a visit!

tomato bisque soup noodle w/ scrambled egg and fried pork chop
Jason M.

My gf and I had just finished walking around Fairview and as it was around dinner time, decided to hop in to this Good Catch location. It's pretty much identical to the one on Enterprise Blvd in Markham. The only reason I'm keeping my rating at a 4 stars is the baked curry beef brisket rice (which comes w/ a fried rice base) and the HK milk tea. The curry has a lot of flavour and there's a quite a bit of meat running through the dish. The brisket is always tender. I haven't received tough meat yet, thank God. We tried something new and ordered the tomato bisque noodle soup w/ scrambled egg which came with our choice of protein. We opted for fried pork chop. This broth really wasn't that great. It was too sweet. To each their own ofc. Maybe some folks prefer their tomato broth a lil more on the sweet side, but both my gf and I prefer ours a lot more savoury and slightly more acidic. The scrambled egg was cooked well. Didn't really care for the fried enoki mushrooms scattered on the edge. Oh yea, they have cutlet pork chop and then fried pork chop listed under it. They should just call the cutlet one "deep fried pork cutlet" and the 2nd item "pan fried pork chop" as I find that to be confusing for customers. Also, we ordered the pan fried option but it ended up still being breaded??? LOL so that was interesting. Would definitely skip the tomato broth noodles next time and try something else. Service is not as cheerful as the wait staff at the Markham location yet they seem to know what they're doing more than their counterparts.

Baked Black Pepper Sauce Chicken Steak on Rice. Cold Lemon Tea.
Jimmy Q.

This is a Cha Chaan Teng (HK Cafe) located in Fairview Mall. There's ample seating inside and outside. Order: Baked Black Pepper Chicken Steak with Cold Lemon Tea. Good: rice slightly undercooked (the best), good amount of melted cheese, juicy chicken steak, very peppery sauce. Lemon Tea was average. The only knock for me was that the sauce was a bit sweet for my taste. Overall it was a good meal and I'd come back.

Curry Brisket Beef, good but too oily.
Anthony C.

Tucked away in Fairview Mall is this Hong Kong style western food joint. Met up here with a few friends for a quick bite. First off, if you are not sure where in the mall it is (like me) it will be tricky to find, but its directly across the T&T on the lower level. Restaurant was not busy but we were sitting on the "patio" section in the mall. I ordered the curry beef brisket with a drink. The curry had beef brisket with rice. It had a good curry flavour but the sauce was on the oily side. I wasn't a fan of the meat, it was pretty fatty and grissly. My instictint was just to order just curry beef but the server recommended the brisket out of the two. the meal came with a drink as part of the dinner special, but you can order just the meal on its own. I got the HK style milk tea which was good. If I had to choose, I would probably choose Phenonix (Steeles/404) over this place for HK style western food but for what it was it was ok. I woul dcome back to try another dish to see but I won't rush back *3.5

Winnie H.

First choice to have bbq pork with egg with pork oil and rice. It is ok and can be better. It's a great location across t&t. Service is good and efficient. It is a nicely decorated restaurant. Good for family to join. Individual washroom . As it is in Fairview mall, lots of parking and near subway exit

Curry beef
Zi C.

We came here when we stopped by at Fairview mall. The place is fairly large for a restaurant inside the mall. The food was so authentic and yummy. We enjoyed every bite of it. Their service was super quick too. One thing I do suggest is getting the cold hk milk tea over the hot hk milk tea. It tasted better cold.

Jimmy T.

Had a great time here. Got the curry beef with rice and baked pork tomato with cheese. The entree came with a free drink of choice and was pretty affordable. I think around $15-17 for most items. The tomato sauce is on the sweeter side but I enjoyed the pork. Would recommend and will come back

Prawn and Truffle Scrambled Eggs on Rice (left), HK Style Curry with Veggies, Egg, and Spaghetti noodles (middle), and HK Milk Teas (right)
Maria J.

My friend (who used to live in Hong Kong) picked this place to meet for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. I have not heard of this place before, so I was looking forward to catching up with my friend and trying their dishes. Once we entered, we were greeted warmly by one of the staff. As we wanted to have a quieter experience, we asked for the seating at the back (behind a long panel). Our waiter was a fiendly young man who welcomed us and gave us the menu. After a few minutes, we were ready and we ordered two items: Prawn and Truffle Scrambled Eggs on Rice and Hong Kong Style Curry with Vegetables and Egg (replaced rice with spaghetti noodles). We were informed that each order comes with a drink of choice, so both of us ordered Hong Kong Milk Tea (hot). We shared our orders- each dish was delicious. The Hong Kong Milk Tea (hot) was fresh but it was a bit too bitter. I usually drink my tea bitter, but this milk tea was a bit too stong for me. Despite this, we enjoyed our meal. During our meal, our waiter came by a few times to check-in on us. He made sure that our cold water was filled, there were enough napkins, and to make sure that we were enjoying our meal. Friendly service, delicious food, and good location! A tasty way to begin your new year! Tip: - This place gets busy fast, so show up early (a few minutes before it opens at 11 a.m. or around 11:30 a.m.) to make sure that you don't wait in line for lunch.

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Reviews are largely positive. People praise the authentic Hong Kong café food, generous portions, and convenient mall location.

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