First time coming to this location and I feel like there are dishes here that is not served at the…read moreFinch x Lesile location. I'm not a bad carb person so I can barely make a dent in their rice/noodle dishes for lunch. So I was happy to see non-rice/noodles based dishes that is served all day and not just tea time. I ordered the yuzu chicken steak with potato salad. It comes with a drink and soup. The chicken steak was deep fried, with liminal batter and the met remains juicy. The yuzu sauce was spread on top. First time seeing chicken + yuzu at a cha cheng teng. What took me by surprised was the potato salad. It was definitely made in house, with chunks of apples, carrots, red onion, ham and eggs. Love how it was also not dose in miracle whip. I chose the Chinese soup (instead of western style) and it was flavorful. I would said better than most Chinese restaurants who gives for complimentary soup for dinner. There was minimal MSG, as I didn't feel thirsty afterwards. The HK milk tea was the weaker component of this set, the tea base was lacking in flavour and didnt have the "thick" texture to it.

Excited for another Pine House location!…read more The menu is approximately $1 more than the other locations, and the portions are slightly smaller as well. The taste of the food is pretty much spot on to the other locations, and very classic cha chaan teng foods. Service here is really good actually! They are super attentive and are sure to repeat your order so they have it right. They come to refill your water quickly and often as well. The place isn't very busy most of the time, so it's usually pretty easy to get a seat.

Marathon has one of the best hot coffee milk tea! There's a good balance of the coffee and tea and…read moreenough sweetness. They are very fast so it's a great spot for a quick morning coffee. It is more of a take out spot but there is a picnic table outside if you want to sit. They only take debit, cash, or etransfer.

We have been going to the one in Markham for years…read more This is our favorite milk tea. Usually get the "big boy" which is a bottle size, freeze and take a few back to the US. We do prefer the cold to the hot. The breakfast is fairly good, although not as good as the other HK cafes. It is cheaper though, so definitely a good option.

Super convenient HK cafe location if you're shopping at Fairview. There is usually a queue, but you…read morecan 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).

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

I've had the opportunity to come back a few times and also get takeout. This place is always busy…read moreso arrive early or be prepared to wait. Parking in this plaza can also get busy on weekends. Love to get their lunch specials which includes soup (their borscht is delicious with a nice spicy kick) and a drink. Hainanese chicken - delicious smooth and salty chicken. The rice has a great flavor. Can't go wrong 5/5. Chicken steak on rice and spaghetti - I really like the cook on this chicken, it stays moist and flavorful. The half rice and half spaghetti is always great to have two different starches. Tomato sauce is good too. 5/5. Bitter melon with chicken. Lots of rice , the bitter melon is good but felt like it was too little. 4/5. Price: Linch specials are a lot of food for a good price.

This place gets packed so easily. We always try to arrive when it opens and have no problem getting…read morea table. Quick to order and quick to eat, this place has a high turn over rate so don't expect to chill and linger around for too long or the aunties will give you the death stare lol. Food ain't bad, most and if not all food on the menu comes with a drink and or soup (ice drinks cost more) we usually get the pork chop with spaghetti in tomato sauce and toast with egg and macaroni soup. Always so filling and good but keep in mind they charge $0.25 for take out containers.

I'm pretty sad that MayDoh closed down but this place took over and the place looks so cute! You…read morewalk in and there's tons of decor and it feels like an old school diner. I was greeted right away and they gave me some hot tea. The breakfast combos were decently priced (I mean nowadays, you get breakfast for about $15 and it's already average pricing). The day I went to get breakfast, they didn't have the pineapple buns ready so even at 10am, I wasn't able to get my pineapple bun with butter. (sad face!) Their milk tea that day was VERY milky (lots of evaporated milk) and not enough of the tea flavor, so I was quite disappointed in that. However, I must say, their service was so quick and they were flexible. I would come back and try it again another time.

Came here on a Sunday around 1pm. Waited about 20-30 mins. They'll text or call you once the table…read moreis ready. Inside theres not a lot of tables- mix of booths and table/chairs. Food came pretty quickly and tasted good too. The satay was nice and strong. They even offered the sesame oil packs if you wanted to add on top. Nice touch. For combo you can order any tea/coffee and it can be iced (no charge) Overall worth a try!

The new LC Cafe is okay. They recently changed their menu and seem to be moving toward a more…read morestandard Hong Kong café style (cha dong). To be honest, I preferred their old menu. It was a bit pricier, but that was part of the identity LC Cafe had built in my mind. I especially liked some of their previous items, like their original baked rice dishes, pasta and soups. For more traditional Hong Kong café or cha chan teng style food, I'd probably choose other spots instead. Overall, it's still decent, but after the recent menu overhaul, it's no longer my first choice.

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.

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!