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    Very Good Congee & Noodle

    3.8 (54 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Chloe O.

    Pork livers in my congee were fresh! I did not really unferstand shrimp roe lo mein much unfortunately. It tasted like just plain noodles with very little shrimp roe flavour.

    Wonton noodle soup with added beef brisket. VERY GOOD!
    Victor H.

    This place has moved from the first floor to the second floor in the same plaza. The plaza itself is half empty and in my opinion is failing. But This restaurant is still top notch. The wontons and dumplings and beef brisket are still high quality. In noodle soups, you can't go wrong. I will say to stay away from their deep fried wontons though as it is all skin deep fried, like eating a deep fried chip. Just order noodle soup would be my suggestion as it is very well done. Recommend to come to this place as it is the only establishment worth visiting in this almost 80% empty mall.

    This is the broth they gave me after I asked why they gave me so little soup and look at the amount of hot sauce they gave me ..
    Carmen W.

    Sigh I expected more from this place . There was a video going on instagram hyping this place but it's so underwhelming Cost wise , it's about a dollar more expensive than other wonton joints . $14 before tax for two topping noodle soup . I picked wonton n beef brisket Upon pick up , I noticed they gave me half a container of soup . Everywhere else I go and all my pho places always gives me a full container so I inquired . They ended up giving me some more but still not full container Upon trying it at home , it was so bland . I swear they added hot water to the broth when I asked for more lol Wontons are pretty small compared to trio and my jumbo wontons from the grocery store It was all so underwhelming ...:( Likely won't come back

    Joyce F.

    I came to this place after a 2 weeks away to Europe, I miss the Hong Kong local food so much. Two of us ordered a beef tendon lo mein (noodles with a small bowl of soup come separately) with wonton and spicy minced pork sauce (which I love) and an assorted congee. They both taste really good, the ingredient texture is cooked and prepared perfectly and well seasoned. Not too salty. I love the congee texture. It costs around $33 exclude tips. Try this out if you haven't yet!

    Fried Dace Fish Balls ($11)
    Mary L.

    Had a very satisfying meal here on the 2nd floor of King Square~both the food and service were spot on. We ordered : Minced Beef Congee ($8) The congee was smooth and comforting with a nice rice fragrance. The minced beef was tender and generous, simple but done really well. Liver Congee ($10) The pork liver was fresh, thick-cut, and very smooth with no bitterness at all. Paired with the silky congee base, it felt very authentic and comforting. Dough Stick Roll / Fried Dough Stick Roll ($9) Soft rice roll on the outside with a crispy fried dough stick inside, not greasy at all. A classic must-order with congee. Fried Dace Fish Balls ($11) Crispy on the outside, bouncy and flavorful inside. You can really tell they're freshly fried, perfect as a side or to share. What really stood out was the service , super quick, friendly, and efficient. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the whole experience had that cozy Hong Kong neighborhood eatery vibe that makes you feel right at home. Especially in the winter, there's nothing more comforting than a hot, smooth bowl of congee it truly warms you up and makes you feel at ease. Great value, comforting food!

    Matthew H.

    Very meh congee & noodle...This spot is located inside King Square at Woodbine & 16th - given this mall is half empty parking is not a problem within the lot underground. There was a line during weekend lunch hours but went by quick was was fairly orderly. Ordered the following: - Minced Beef Congee - I wasn't a fan of the thicker texture so perhaps thats a preference, but there was no flavour in this otherwise. - Wonton Lo Mein with Shrimp Roe - This was ok, thought there were a ton of noodles, and the wontons were pretty packed - Plain Rice Roll - service wise, seems they forgot about this item and it arrived as I was about to ask to cancel it. - Sweet Dough Stick - this was definitely left out for a time as it was missing the crunchy texture, though goes well with congee as per usual I'm surprised how there always seems to be a line at this spot, perhaps its just a convenient location for many or just filling a craving that many have (myself included). Just nothing stood out for me to look forward to trying again or coming back.

    Beef tendon and dace fish noodle soup
    Sally L.

    Good selection of congee and noodles. The noodle is a bit small but tasty. The beef tendon is very tender and the dace fish actually tastes like real fish. The service is typical like any Chinese cafe. It wasn't too busy at noon and there was no wait. Looking forward to coming back to try their congee

    Preserved egg and pork congee
    Gordon C.

    It's hard to miss Very Good Congee & Noodle in the King Square Shopping Centre -- it's the only shop bustling with people, in a mall that is otherwise a graveyard of empty stores. The restaurant lives up to its name -- the food is very good. A winner for us was the beef rice noodle rolls, thin and delicate with a well-seasoned beef filling. The congee is more home-style, smooth and delicate, with lighter flavours. The only mild disappointment was the wonton noodle soup. The variety of toppings is nice, but the underlying noodles are very plain, the wontons average at best, and the broth uninspired. The overall price at about $12 per dish is very reasonable given the service (typical HK-style cafe) and tea.

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    Alex C.

    Located inside Kings Square There is plenty of parking out front and underground. Their service is quick but inattentive as many items were forgotten. The food quality is meh. Lacks flavour and not just salt missing. The inside appears to be very flexible for seating and open kitchen for all to watch the wizardry happening in the back. The restaurant is brightly lit and spacious but the quality and attentiveness was not up to par unfortunately.

    Melissa L.

    We came here two years ago when this spot first opened, and with two years now passed, we thought we'd revisit to see if there had been any improvements--or if things had changed from our initial experience. This time, my mom ordered the pork knuckles and pork liver lo mein, while I went with the dumplings rice noodles (ho fun). We also got the beef rice noodle rolls to share. Unfortunately, the lo mein didn't hit the mark. Last time, the noodles were undercooked, but this time, they were overcooked--soft to the point of being soggy, with no al dente texture. The pork liver was a little unusual in texture--spongy but soft--and it didn't have that distinct iron flavor that usually defines it. The dumplings ho fun was decent but not great. The amount of shrimp roe on the soup was minimal, more of a sprinkle than anything generous, and the rice noodles leaned toward the soggy side. They weren't as tender or silky as I've had at other places. The beef rice noodle rolls were consistent with our previous visit. They're still thicker than what you typically find at other popular congee spots--not necessarily a bad thing, but definitely a matter of personal preference. Overall, while the restaurant has its strong points, there's still room for improvement in terms of execution and consistency.

    Isabella L.

    Very good noodles indeed! We ordered the cuttlefish, been tendon, dace fish noodle soups to share with a side of fried fish skin. Although the portions are smaller than competitors, there's more seafood/fish flavour in their fish balls and the food seems to have been prepared with care. Noodles also seem fresh rather than rehydrated. Simple, classic dishes done right and with that, it is worth the premium price. I will be back to try the congee!

    Jason T.

    wonton noodles - it was good they even added some dried shrimp roe to add flavour. Noodles are house made and wonton had good filling House made fish balls are med , can't taste fish much abit to much starch. Flat noodle was fresh Service was ok, not the best. The shop is clean good amount of servers and tables.

    brisket rice combo
    Connie C.

    Super busy congee/noodle place on a weekend. Luckily we got there right at noon and waited about 15 mins for a table. The later groups had to wait at least 1/2 hour. First time trying this place and I feel it might be my last time as well unless I do take out. Congee was very starchy but the fish balls were delicious. I got the two topping congee and it turned out to be $12 for a relatively small bowl. The fish balls were also tiny. The brisket combo was not bad but it was $16 for a watered down lemon tea. The rolls were pretty good though. We ended up paying over $50 for 3 dishes. Deducting two stars because we kept on smelling bleach. We didnt even drink the tea because the cups were all bleach taste. The restaurant was so loud but quite comfortable seatings.

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    The food here is spectacular! Constantly thinking of their pork liver congee. The noodles remain al dente even near the end of the meal.

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