Very delicious but long queue.... U better reserve a spot beforehand. I like their Hainan chicken…read morerice and beef curry. I don't like their fried rice.

Run, don't walk! Also put yourself in queue beforehand or join the line before they open. The hype…read moreis real! This is a cute Hong Kong style cafe with LOTS on the menu. We arrived a little before they opened on a Thursday morning and there was already a line. The service is mighty fast, and the place for a random weekday stayed busy. We definitely over ordered and had leftovers. The menu was very long and so many yummy options but we opted to get their breakfast menu options. The set we got was a truffle omelette on toast, with beef soup. We also got a pineapple bun and french toast bites to share. We also added the option of a hot Hong Kong style tea. Highly recommend everything! You can tell from the photos - no additions explanation needed. Will definitely be back!

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.

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 came to Phoenix Cafe for an early lunch on a Saturday. It was pretty empty around 11:30am, but…read morefilled up quickly in the next hour. I got the Malaysian Curry Beef, while my partner ordered the Baked Smoked Duck Breast with Garlic Sauce on Rice. I thought both dishes were solid. It was interesting that water is not served on default. A nice spot for a quick bite if you're craving HK food!

We were looking for a light breakfast and came across this on google…read more We got the sesame toast and pineapple bun with ham and egg. Sesame toast comes with a side of golden syrup which is not too sweet. The egg in the pineapple bun was very fluffy and cooked well. Note, you have to ask for water.

Went there for a quick lunch. Won't say it's a deal but not too bad with the taste, particularly…read morewith the speed. Some good choices on their lunch menu. Add $1 for a HK-style milk tea. It tasted more like hot soya milk though, but still tasty for wintertime. Lots of seats with some Asian decor around, like HK-style neon signs, a busy city backdrop on the wall, and a fabric dragon decor hung up on the ceiling. Very friendly server even though she does not speak a lot of English. We were able to understand each other. Recommended!

I ordered hai Nam chicken with rice. This is good. The rice has coconut flavour. Chicken is not…read morebad. The cashier / waitress is friendly and always give a smile. Since I went like 2-3pm in weekend, it is pretty quiet.

Hailey's "Captain Toast" at Good Catch made regular meal special and memorable. definitely a place…read morethat gave us a happy family memory.

Back again and solid again. Char Siu rice and the mixed platter were once again great…read more Disappointing thing was our beef balls. They showed up when we finished our mains (it's an appetizer) and it was clear they gave us from 2 batches. 2/3 were super dark like they have been around for awhile and the remaining 1/3 looked fresh. The dark ones were over flavoured like they have been sitting in the sauce for too long.

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!

Taste of Hong Kong is a decent food court option located inside Chartwell, especially if you're…read morelooking for something affordable. They have an afternoon tea menu, which is great, and most items are around $10 or less, making it pretty economical compared to a lot of other places these days. The food itself is decent for the price point. I've heard the landlords may be increasing rent though, so I'm not sure how long the current pricing will last. I did knock a point off because they sometimes get my order wrong, which can be a bit frustrating. Still, overall it's a decent spot if you want budget-friendly Hong Kong-style food.

Another element of our food court lunch was this Lamb brisket gui-lin noodle soup!…read more I love noodle soups. It would definitely be my last meal on earth for sure...but it would be impossible to pick which one. ;D This noodle soup came topped with loads of zha cai (chinese pickled veg), cilantro, green onions, stir-fried ground meat and freshly chopped tomatoes. The balance of flavour in these soups are hard to beat as you get all the flavours in one satisfying bite/slurp. The lamb bits in the soup were not fall off the bone tender but who cares! With the rest of the soup being so good, I didn't mind gnawing on the bone a little while longer to savour this noodle soup. I will try one of their other noodle soups next time we dine in!

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

We decided to come here we got the beef tenderloin, and chicken, the chicken had so many bones and…read morethe beef tenderloin was incredibly sweet, I'm not sure why this place is so packed, I think it is one of the worst food I have ever tasted in my life, the tenderloin had potential but they ruined with that sweet taste. The service was good, staff was attentive and the ambiance was just okay. I would not recommend this place if you like sweet food then you can come here defined not my moneys worth.

Not bad. Especially coming here at opening time at 10:00 AM on a Saturday. Pretty good food and…read moreexcellent service. We just thought that the beef in our stir-fried beef noodles could've used some seasoning. Was kind of bland. A bit of 'wok hei' in the flavouring. I wouldn't mind going back again.

Some of the stuff at this place is pretty overprice. For $16 I got instant noodles with chicken…read moreand scallion oil and no drink. For this price the a drink should be included! It was delicious thou. The restaurant was pretty spacious. The decore is pretty unique. I like how it was pretty relax there and there was no rush to eat.

Tried Chai Kee Noodle House and it was a great comfort noodles soup restaurant…read more The service is quick and we got out order right away. We ordered the pork liver egg noodle soup and the beef fishball egg noodle soup. The pork liver was fresh and cooked just right. Very tender with a rich broth that really warms you up. The beef fishball soup also very good. Very tender. Both bowls were $11.00 which is really good value for the amount. Noodles were springy and satisfying in both bowls. Simple, no-frills spot, but the food hits the spot. I'd definitely come back here hopefully for warm comfort food when it's cold outside

Local noodle shop that specializes in fish cakes. The menu is simple and no frills, but really…read moredelicious as it is hard to find good quality fish cakes these days. Self serve water station and plenty of chili oil to add to your noodles as you like. Noodles were the perfect consistency and the broth was delicious also. Will definitely be back for more. Friendly service and clean space with plenty of tables.