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    Little Ring Cafe

    3.7 (48 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Scrambled eggs with toast
    Christine L.

    Some of you may already know that this is HK actress/Miss HK 譚小環's Hong Kong Cafe in Canada. She was 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.

    Curry Chicken
    Nikki M.

    Little Ring Cafe is a small hidden HK cafe located on Kennedy. I was there with my family at 6:30pm on a Sunday and it wasn't busy at all. People did start coming in and it was a full house by 7. They have a pretty big menu, including all the staples. The portion sizes are also huge. I could only finish about 1/3 of it, and had both lunch and dinner for the next day The taste itself is good - nothing special but not horrible, I've had worse. It's a good staple, especially if you have cravings! I recommend their salt-baked chicken and baked rice. I heard their curry wasn't as good, according to my brother!

    Sandy C.

    I love coming to this place for the satay beef noodle combo with the toast and two eggs. The satay sauce is different from other places , has lots of peanuts with it and taste amazing. Price is $14.99. Usually it is pretty busy and need to wait for tables, but the turnover is very quick. Decent amount of parking. Tables are tight In the restaurant. They also have single seatings

    Biyu X.

    We came here again. They have the monthly special this time. The price $13.99 for the special was so attractive, including an appetizer, a cup of hot drink and a bowl of soup. We tried the Pork rice. A big piece of pork, fried rice and corn sauce. The piece of pork was a bit too thin and over dried, which a bit over deep fried. The fried rice was ok. But there was no veggie on it. On the menu, it said there was a small appetizer, but we didn't get it. The hot drink we could pick from the drink menu. There was another special beef tongue rice. I don't think I would like to try it from the beginning. If they would add a little bit veggie on it, I would like to come back for it.

    Deep fried  fish
    Joyce F.

    The restaurant named "Little Ring Café" in Markham, co-owned by Halina Tam, a former Miss Hong Kong, and her husband. It has quickly gained popularity for serving authentic Hong Kong-style comfort food with attentive and friendly service, where the owner is notably polite and caring about the dining experience. We tried the dishes include deep-fried fish rice with sauce and 2 noodle sets with pork chop--both praised for good taste though portions may be slightly smaller than similar eateries. The food is authentic and flavorsome, reflecting classic Hong Kong cuisine. Service is attentive and warm, with the owner actively engaging to ensure guests feel welcome. Seating may involve a wait due to the restaurant's popularity but the friendly environment is encouraging. The café aims to provide comfort and a heartful dining experience, making it a place where guests can feel the owner's passion. It offers a genuine taste of Hong Kong with a personal touch from its celebrity owner, making it an appealing spot for fans of authentic HK food and friendly service. Check the lemon tea out if you havn't try yet.

    Alice L.

    Food was good. Good portion. Service is friendly and prompt. Ambiance is normal, like most HK style cafe. I think they can do better with better pricing since there are so many HK style cafes in the area. Either lower the price a bit or offer free cold drink with meal (instead of charging extra for cold drink). And consider the red bean ice-cream drink included for free for afternoon tea.

    Crystal Z.

    Ambiance - gives hk vibes, offers lots of seating & great for large groups too Service - food came out extremely quick & soup was hot Food - their milk tea is a must get, beef stir fried noodles had so much wok hay

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    Patrick C.

    Great HK style food at a reasonable price. Cash or CA debit card only. Always busy but turnaround time is quick 5-10min wait. Friendly service.

    Daniel C.

    All the food was average. The food was familiar and as expected. The service here was a mess though. So many dishes were missing parts including the macaroni from an omelet and macaroni dish. Essentially, it was missing half its main two components. Other things which got missed was a fried egg with noodles, pineapple bun, toast, and utensils. Even when asked for these other parts, they still forgot the macaroni and brought a miss mash of other things. They did end up taking some things off the bill but this was very chaotic. The servers though kind, were also mostly absent. To be fair, this HK cafe appears to be quite popular and there were many diners. Given the quality, I'd skip this HK cafe and just go to one of the many others or for something else in the area. First Markham Place isn't too far and has more to offer.

    Jason M.

    I checked this place out with friends on a saturday evening. We called in and were told that there would only be a 15 min wait if we came right away. So we arrived within 5 min, and then were told that it would be approximately 30 min wait time lol. Thankfully, the owner who picked up the phone earlier told us he would try to get us in sooner and we were given a table at the honoured 15 min wait time. We were sat in a corner booth which was quite cozy. I wanted beef brisket but they were unfortunately sold out for the day. The complimentary russian borscht that was served with the entrees was actually pretty good! I ordered a tomato based chicken steak rice dish with cheese and it was very tasty (although I was expecting a slightly bigger portion). My friend ordered malay curry pork chop with tornado omurice on the side and while it was good, I don't think it tops the one over at Mana Kitchen in New Kennedy Square (the egg was a lil too cooked for my liking; a preference thing I suppose). Compared to counterparts like Cafe Le Majestik and Mana Kitchen (Mana a lot in particular for us), I think this place sits just under those in terms of tier. The rice dishes were slightly smaller, there was less sauce/curry, smaller portions of meat and the milk tea wasn't as tasty. We also ordered a popcorn chicken dish that arrived 45 min late (basically after we had been told we needed to pay the bill first lol). Overall, this HK cafe is good but the wait time coupled with the aforementioned details sits this spot at a 3.5 or 4 stars imo. Hopefully it isn't as hard to grab a table now that the hype should've died down a bit. I'll be back sometime to grab me some beef brisket in the future!

    Jason T.

    The food taste good but a bit too salty . portion size is worth the price. The staff are friendly . Sitting is a little tight. Weird is that they don't have satay beef noodles in soup Fried Satay beef noodles Baked chicken steak with double sauce (pepper and curry)

    A212 All Day breakfast with lemon tea
    Irene H.

    I don't have a lot of opportunities in downtown Toronto for HK cafe breakfast so when I'm in Markham I try to go to a new one each time. This one is located in a tucked away plaza not far from Pacific Mall. I got one of the all day breakfasts for $19.99 and it was unique in how it came with garlic bread, not toasted milk bread. Also it had smoked salmon and a round sausage patty which is unheard of in an HK breakfast. The sausage was a pork sausage not chicken sausage. And there was potato salad!!! Everything was definitely enjoyable though, I feel i should have gotten milk tea instead of lemon tea (very bitter even with a sugar packet) the scrambled eggs were warm and creamy, the potato salad added refreshing cool mouth feel, and the 3 different proteins were of good quality. There were also cherry tomato, baked beans and some tater tots and I LOVED the diversity of the platter and my taste buds were never bored. They do not accept credit card, only debit and cash.

    Angel C.

    Finally made it here for brunch and managed to skip the wait! Just good timing though, since the lineup started shortly after we arrived. The food was authentic HK-style, though service was a bit slow, took longer than usual to get our dishes. One of our scrambled egg dishes came out more cooked and dry than the other, so a little inconsistency there. Seating felt quite tight, which might be a drawback for some. Prices are on the higher side, and I also noticed the POS machine prompting for tips despite the mandatory 10% service charge already added to the bill.

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    3.6
    (161 reviews)
    1.2 km
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    We finally gave this place a try as the first time there was a long line up and we were too hungry…read moreto wait, but this time we arrived during quiet time so its good for us as there isn't much seating available. Its at the Langham Square plaza area not far from the Kennedy plaza on south of Hwy 7 Kennedy area. Here is what we ordered: Pineapple Bun w/Butter- $7.95 comes with hot drink Cheung Fun Noodles w/ Siu Mai Fish & fishball I believe- $9.45 with hot drink. Hainese Chicken w/Rice - $11.95 First off, the pricing of this place is really good and much less expensive vs other HK cafe we've been to. Secondly, everything we ordered is standard for most part, except, the hainese chicken rice which was the most common dish ordered and now we know why... The rice has flavour of the chicken oil and fat, and the chicken though not the most tender or slippery they call it in chinese, but good enough. The star was the sauce they provided which is 3 types: one sweet dark soy sauce like, ginger scallion sauce and their chili sauce... All these were very very tasty along with the flavoured rice! You must give it a try if you remotely enjoy cold chicken with these amazing sauces... I only wish they sell the chili sauce because that is very tasty!

    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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    Baked Porkchop Cheesy Rice
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    4.1
    (52 reviews)
    11.4 km

    The best spot you can ever find for lunch during weekdays, in my humble opinion you know it's an…read moreauthentic one when you find Mandarin doesn't work here and you have to speak Cantonese or English. To be honest, it is not perfect in many dimensions: It's not spacious and feels too greedy to have too many tables. It is not a good place if you really want to have an elegant environment to have your meals. The servers are a bit aggressive. But despite of all those disadvantages, I still give it 5 stars because it has the PERFECT food! I almost dropped some tears when I tasted my first bite of the dish I ordered, stored fried beef with tomatoes and eggs. I think what it does best is that it adapt its dishes to use the local produce and meat, and still keep the legit HongKong food flavors. My wife ordered the stir fried instant noodles and it was full of pepper, mushrooms and soy sauce flavor. I highly recommend this restaurant to have meal with friends or family (but not too many people since it's small and crowded. You can go to other coffee shop to chat

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    4.1
    (28 reviews)
    12.1 km

    We did some take out this weekend. It was really close by. The menu was really Hong Kong style…read more We ordered a Ginger Onion Oil with Chicken Cutlet on Instant Noodles and a Onions Corned Beef and Shrimp with Scrambled Egg on Rice. Both of them were good and tasty. Just the potion was a bit tiny. That's good enough for me as a girl. They were ready fast, we didn't wait for too long. The price was reasonable. We can definitely come back again, and should come back to try others.

    Mom and I visited over the weekend and this place was packed. They have a huge menu, just like a…read moretypical cha chaan teng, so it honestly took us forever to decide what to order. We ended up getting the ham macaroni soup with a cheese ham sandwich combo, along with the O Street signature beef sandwich and fries from their new menu. Despite how busy it was on a Saturday, the food came out at a pretty reasonable speed, which I appreciated. The macaroni soup was just okay, very much the kind of simple comfort food that fills you up, but nothing especially memorable. I was most excited for the signature beef sandwich, but it didn't fully meet my expectations. The burger/sandwich itself was smaller than I imagined, and it only had about 2-3 pieces of beef brisket inside with marinated bell peppers and their homemade sauce. The sauce leaned sweeter than expected, which might work for some people, but personally I was hoping for something more savoury and more generous with the beef. However, the brisket was tender, which was a win... ish. Overall, still a decent spot if you're craving classic HK cafe vibes and variety, especially for a casual meal with family.

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