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3.1 (33 reviews)

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids
Good for groups

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Their house special pho (small)
Emily Z.

This little hidden gem is overshadowed by larger viet restaurants in the area but it's really quite decent ! The portion sizes I don't think are as small as what some of the other reviews give it credit for and really it's just that the bowl is deeper instead of wider (which keeps the food warm for longer). the soup base and pho were both decent but what was really surprising is that they have afternoon tea which includes a few HK classics along with their regular viet menu selections. Service as well was superb but maybe that's because I went for a super late dinner. I'd say if you're around the area, it's worth a try!

Baked chicken rice with tomato sauce
David L.

Came here on a weekday for dinner with the wifey. This used to be a Vietnamese restaurant and I guess it wasn't doing so well, so they converted into a HK style restaurant. Let's focus on some of the positives first. There aren't a lot of HK style restaurants in the Greensborough area. The only one would be Tao Canteen across the street and now this one. Given that fact, I was quite excited to try the place out. There was actually more people than I expected at the restaurant as well. The prices are very reasonable and so are the portions. Their menu is quite extensive, which is nice to have so many options. Now onto why I gave the place 2 stars. The food was really mediocre. I ordered a baked chicken rice with tomato sauce. I have to say that it has to be one if not the worst one I have ever eaten at a HK style restaurant. The sauce was horrible, tasted like something out of a can, and was nothing like normal tomato sauce that would normally come with the dish. As well, the rice felt really dry and is definitely old rice because the rice was actually hard. Out of everything, the chicken was the only thing that was edible. I ordered the milk tea that came with the rice. The milk tea isn't amazing either as the the tea flavour was really lacking. Given the fact that there are many options an extra 5 minutes drive away, I would opt to go the extra mile for a much better meal. I hope they continue to improve as they have only recently changed the style of restaurant.

Wonton and beef brisket soup with rice noodles.   Meat is very tender and juicy
Aaron P.

Fast. Cheap. Delicious. Need not say more This place is a great spot for a quick meal that's cheap. It's delicious and lots of choice. I'm happy to stop in and grab something and the place always seems to have lots of people in it. It's a good vibe and lots of selection. They have a few daily all day specials, breakfast and lunch/dinner specials. I went with brisket in soup with rice noodles and beef fried rice and veg on the side. Delicious meal for two people that keeps you under $15 total. It's hard to beat that. Yes to other reviews this isn't a pho place, it's a quick Asian diner and nothing wrong with that.

Lexis C.

Always come here every Sunday. Food is fast, cheap and good! An absolute hidden gem with plentiful parking and friendly service. Would recommend for a quick meal!

Smallest fried egg I've ever seen in my whole life
Albert S.

Decided to try their breakfast menu. Well.... It's a big disappointment however I didn't expect to be good. That's the worst part. Ordered 2 breakfast, one came in reasonable timing and the other on is 30 mins late because the waiter gave me the wrong order. How I don't think I deserve to wait for 30mins. Food quality is lower then expect and my expectation has been lowered when I walked in.

Very reasonable price, clean and tidy. We like the taste of the food. We ordered satay deep fried pork with vermicelli noodles, a set menu of Yangzhou fried rice with soup and HK style milk tea and it costs $7.99 only.

This is T1, the pho, BEFORE I even started eating. It looks like it's half done. The portions are way too small.

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Discovered this gem while finding a place to eat. Prices are cheaper than the hk cafes in Markham. Food comes fast and portions are fair.

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A very big disappointment. Apparently the menu changed to Chinese cuisine. Service was so poor, we decided to leave without even eating.

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