Traditional Chinese food... Yummy!! It's value for money.read more

Cheap, fast and most important it tastes good. I grew up in Hong Kong and then left for college and…read morejob. Everytime I come back , I would come back almost every morning. Now, I have 3 kids, I would bring them to eat here also.

My in laws that live in HK love this restaurant. We went here for dim sum and for dinner many…read moretimes. It's clean and very spacious. The food is delicious here and everything seems to be fresh. All the employees were very attentive and friendly. During the weekdays it's not too crowded and you don't have to wait long for your food. This restaurant is worth checking out if you're in the area.

Very traditional congee place, i found all my memories here, minced beef congee, 腸粉，牛脷酥，soy bean…read moremilk.... everything.taste good... It's a bit hot because the place doesn't have much air conditioning, but it sure worth the sweat

There is nothing better than to walk 7 blocks down the street at 5am in Hong Kong just to get some…read moreauthentic porridge and yaotiao (Chinese donut) Crispy and fresh out of the fryer yaotiao is impossible to find in the states. The breakfast was about 70RMB for 4 people, which was $10 in the states. WHAT?? Impossible find in Los angeles. Walked back with a hot porridge filled belly in cool Hong Kong air. Ahhh.. the best! This little restaurant has been here since as long as my parents can remember. It was a childhood favourite place for my parents, took my sister and I here when we were younger, and now it is a staple place for me to grab some delicious breakfast. This place has history and it can't be given up for anything. Doesn't hurt that the food is also delicious. Thank you tseun wan!

Great food! Warm local atmosphere! Authentic 潮州 food! Highly recommended! Try that huge pitcher of…read moreiced tea as well

As part of my review on Chiuchow restaurants, this one is probably the one with a bit of a twist…read more A) the other two are restaurants with an indoor area, ACs to keep you cool with bearable small wooden chairs for you to sit, b) the other two are not exposed to the elements so you could still enjoy yourself if it rains and c) you won't have people gawking at what you are eating. Ming Kee is situated bang on in the middle of Tsuen Wan, just a block from the Lo Tak Court carpark. Its central location means that the shop itself is actually tiny, but the shop "area" is everywhere you see outside the shop- come 7 pm or so every evening you will see tables being turned out and little plastic chairs being wiped down (i say wipe but just don't wear your sunday best when you go there). The tables are lined every where hence you will find yourself eating right next to people doing some window shopping or just walking by. The food is a bit of a mix- I would say that the Chiuchow food is more of "something it does" rather than it is known for; the "siu chao" (wok fried items) are the masterpiece around here. The added bonus of all this is that beer is served here and to wash down the food with a cool Skol or Tsing Tao is one of life's better experiences. Yes you will get people looking at you eat and your dining experience will depend heavily on the weather on the day. Still, this continues to qualify my maxim- which is that the grubbier it is; the better!

The people in this restaurant are so friendly, and the food was fantastic. We got here after…read moreclosing and they still fed us and set us up with tea and cokes. Highly recommend you journey over here and enjoy this tea house!

Environment: A unique environment to take friends. You grab your own dim sum, tea, and dishes…read more Upstairs, there are people who bring their birds in bird cages, which is not a common sight you find around Hong Kong. Food: The food tastes okay, but there is a wide variety of dishes you may choose from, including dim sum, fried dishes, vegetables, and roast meats. You pay by asking them to come to your table and they count up the number of plates and baskets you have eaten to calculate your total. Ideal for: It's a perfect end point for an early morning hike. Tip: Arrive by 10am to have a decent selection of dim sum. Otherwise, you would need to line up and pick up whatever dim sum comes out, versus gradually going through the baskets and picking what you want when you show up earlier. Price: About $60-80 per person when dining in a group.

This place is really crowded for dim sum, and it was a longish wait. Thankfully they did provide…read moresome chairs near the entrance. The lunch menu is very extensive, with many other dishes besides the standard dim sum fares. We ordered their bak kut teh 肉骨茶 because it was such a good deal, and the broth was flavorful with plenty of herbs and spices. The hot pot rice was pretty good too. Overall, fancy dining it is not, but a good option for neighborhood dim sum, lunch and dinner. I admit I like the cute fisherman logo and calligraphy, he he.

Such a hole in the wall place that I wouldn't have ever known about if it wasn't for my cousins. I…read morealways make a trip here whenever I come back and visit relatives in Hong Kong because I love their porridge as well as their fried donut wrapped in rice paper. Although there are restaurants in LA that serve both, it's their spicy sauce that makes everything taste so much better. It's also extremely cheap to eat here and there's usually not a line. Plus, they're open 24 hours so that's always a good thing for those who like to party and are hungover. Just a heads up for non-locals, once you order and the food arrives at your table, the ladies working there will ask you to pay for your meal. So have your cash ready to go.