Review Template ===…read more1. VERDICT/VALUE A small HK-style joint will serve you reasonable portions at a decent price - their combos are worth considering when look for good eats or takeout! === 2. FOOD Ham and Egg Bun Thick burger essentially provided with plenty of eggs scrambled with ham - worth the wait! Eggs with Two Meats I happened to choose two sunny side up eggs with two pieces of spam; it comes one piece of hash brown, fried beans, and a piece of toast with a little butter. Soup and Noodles The quantity noodles is pretty sizeable for $3.75 price; the soup reasonable too. The pork and preserved vegetable and fish ball soups worked well for breakfast. Drinks #1.25 for warm drinks and $1.75 for cold drinks - good deal and customizable! === 3. SERVICE It was good overall; it can seem slow because they place is always packed with guests waiting for tables, but the service is good in Cantonese or English. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's not really large, but your groups of 2, 4, and maybe 6 can be seated. It's reasonably clean and can fit a stroller or wheelchair. Parking is limited to whatever you are lucky enough to find on the street!

Tasty HK style food. Service is friendly and attentive to customers needs…read more How they make the egg is amazing.

Further to my lunch experience a couple of months ago which wasn't too good, i decided to give…read moretheir breakfast another chance. I used to come here often with friends and families for breakfast and wanted to see whether it still tasted just as good. We each got two items from the breakfast combo, A through D. A to Cs are our usual options and upgrade to French toast. The eggs were somewhat on the drier side and i personally prefer fluffy ones. The beef noodles and the congee continue to be my favorites. The beef noodle broth is flavorful and the congee definitely comforted my soul. The items listed in D are always a miss. We have tried all items and none of them was delicious. For example, the steamed rice rolls were very doughy. Other times, they were very dry. The items in D sometimes felt like they're frozen dim sum items sold at grocery stores. Service is a hit or miss depending on which server you get. Sometimes you get servers who come and refill tea and provides actual service. Other times, no one comes by at all even when there is no tea in cups, etc.

Our service experience could of been better. Borderline rude when you make a mistake but don't…read moreapologize. When paying, the credit card reader showed more than what I am suppose to pay. No acknowledgement but just re-corrected the bill and handed me the meter. Then asked where the tip was and then I indicated it was cash left on the table. The waitress must be having an off day but very lackadaisical when asked for take out trays and the bill. Food portions were abundant but the chow mein wasn't so good. Bitter melon with spare ribs was good. Don't think we will be back

I searched high & low and near & far for a restaurant that serve / sell treasure pot at this time…read moreof year for our winter solstice family dinner. All the usual suspects I called said they won't have treasure pots on the menus until Lunar New Year. My aunt and uncle recommended Happy Hong Kong over conversation at lunch recently. They said they came across their advertisement of treasure pots of different sizes in the local Chinese newspaper. My dad took a picture of the ad and sent it to me. An order was swiftly placed on the phone and I went to the restaurant a few days later to pay for the order and put down a $30 depot for the claypot. We picked it up on the day of. The sauce came in a separate tub so we could pour it in when we were ready to heat it up when we were ready. We were pleasantly surprised with the amont and variety of ingredients for an order for 4 for $138: - abalone - sea cucumber - smoke duck - chicken - prawns - scallops - roast pork - tofu skins - broccoli - Napa cabbage - pork rind - fish balls It was one of the better treasure pots we have had and everyone loved it. We had never been to the restaurant before. I took my dad to the restaurant for lunch a couple of days later while I returned the pot for the deposit. We had congees and shared a noodle dish. We've already planned to go back for dinner another time.

Delicious food that hits the spot…read more I got the mix grill with two items (grilled chicken and grilled pork). It also came with a free hot drink and soup. Such good value! The restaurant was nicely decorated, featuring Hong Kong inspired decor. Service wasn't bad. Servers needed to be hailed but food came pretty quickly.

Whenever we go to St. Germaine bakery at Aberdeen, somehow we always ended up at their food court…read more Food court is bright with a high ceiling and gives off a modern vibe, even quieter than some dim sum restaurants. Baked pork chop rice at Mambo is a regular for me...a lil on the sweet side still good fo$15 Stir fried satay beef noodles from Leung Kee is the other order, a lil wok hei with decent amount of beef. Quite a big portion...enough for 2 smaller appetites. $14

This is a food court in a Chinese mall so service on par but don't expect too much but price is…read morealway amazing. Food court ambience... lol... Got the Hong Kong style French Toast - delicious. Exactly how it should be!

Truth be told, give me a cozy nostalgic meal that leaves me with a happy tummy AND a whole meal's…read moreworth of leftovers, then I'm a giddy gal excited to write out a 5 star review. Dinner portions are BIG, great for sharing or to pack extras home. Price includes drink and soup, no upcharge for iced drinks (they may have won me over with this, most spots usually add a charge) 9a baked cream sauce spinach & basa fillet on rice rice - my goodness I LOVE THIS DISH. Everything I was craving. Good amount of sauce, cheese, and fish. Met all my expectations with 50% more in size. 40a shrimps and swirl egg with flat rice noodle - good wok work, the noodles have a nice colour and char from being tossed before sauce was layered on top. I am a hater of peas and was pleasantly surprised it didn't come with it. Perfect texture and flavour, one note that shrimps have a slightly alkaline taste from the marination process. Borscht soup is tomatoey and acidic (not my pref, but well-loved by my boyfriend). Cream soup is rich and not too heavy. HK milk tea and mix with coffee are tasty. Friends ordered singaporean style vermicelli and a curry beef brisket, both looked good. $60 for 2 dishes, 2 drinks, 2 soups is real value. Will be back to this homey cha chaan teng great for some carb-heavy meals for sure!

Didn't feel like making lunch....Silver Tower suitably good for 2 people…read more Had the usual, Baked Basa fish in white sauce, eggy shrimp over flat noodles and green beans in Balachan sauce. All is well, filled our stomach and have enough leftovers for dinner in the evening! Prices hasn't gone up that I'll notice, the mini sets are around $18 and the regular sized sets are $23 and up.

Never disappointing! Always soooo delicious. My fav is the…read morepork and chicken cutlet in garlic sauce, 10/10 amazing. Their service is very bad, and it's very slow. I still go there all the time since I love the food

We went back to this place for lunch on a Saturday. This place got a faced-lifted renovation, and…read moreit looks great. On that day, I ordered the chicken fillet & Sausage with Black Pepper Sauce. The dish was good. The chicken and sausage were good in taste with the black pepper sauce. However, the dish was lure warm in temperature and the rice texture was like overnight cooked rice. Overall, the dish was like microwave dish and a bit overpriced. We will not be back for a while.

Stopped here for lunch with my wife on a Sunday. Happy Day Cafe has a few locations and has been…read morearound for awhile, but I've never been to one until this visit. We saw that there were groups of people waiting for a table, but since there was only 2 of us, they sat us down right away. The space is pretty nice for a HK cafe. We ordered two mini-sets: - #133 Pan Fried Spaghetti with Black Pepper Beef: Good. It was a good portion size, good flavour and decent wok-hei. Very acceptable. - #148 Shanghai Pan Fried Noodle: Good. Also a good portion size and well prepared. No complaints. We only ate half the food, and took the rest home for dinner. Service was fine for a HK cafe. Pleasant and attentive enough, but constantly in a rush. Very efficient. Overall, I was happy with my meal. It was fast, affordable and filled me up. The room and service was a bit nicer than most HK cafes, and the food was quite good. I would rate 3.5, but a slight edge up because it was remarkably better than the last HK cafe I went to. I would come back.

Good food. good amount of selection…read more service is quick and efficent. Lots of space they have booths and tables. For the price it is pretty good for breakfast.

If you are looking for "tea restaurant comfort food" You…read moreshould check this place out. The noodle combos are of good value and the milk tea is very good Only thing missing is if they could have pineapple Buns with butter but I guess I will have to go to lido for that Free parking at the mall is a bonus as well

I chose the two items ($13.4) which amounts to $14 after tax. The portion is amazing. I chose…read morechicken steak and pork chop with black pepper sauce, which also comes with a hot drink. I chose milk tea and the taste is good. It's hk milk tea but the taste is lighter than other places. Somehow, I manage to eat everything, but it's definitely good for two people to share as well. Overall, it's great to eat on a budget and if you don't need that much food, the all day breakfast might be a better option.