I had a fantastic experience at this Hong Kong style restaurant! Despite its small size, the place is incredibly clean and tidy. The friendly waitstaff made me feel welcome, and the prices were very affordable. I ordered two main dishes and two cold drinks, and it only cost me $33 - quite a bargain! The restaurant is always bustling, with a long waiting queue. However, you can join the waiting list in advance, saving you from waiting in line. The highlight for me was the ice Hong Kong milk tea with traditional Ding Ding candy. It was both tasty and creamy, and the candy slowly melting in the tea added a unique twist. The food was served quickly and was delicious. I'm definitely planning to return for a second visit. If you're looking for a place to enjoy a quick and affordable meal with a taste of authentic Hong Kong flavors, this is the place to be!

This place was talked up by my in-laws, who selected a bunch of classic HK cafe dishes to give me a crash course in the cuisine. And what a debut - the milk tea is indescribably rich and dense, with enough punch to soften you up for the delightful dishes to come. The silky Hainan chicken and the complex curry were my favourites, but there were no weak dishes. If this is a proper Hong Kong style cafe, I’m hoping that it catches on outside the GTA in a big way!

The pineapple bun was truly perfect; the crispy topping, in terms of color, shape, and texture, easily takes the top spot. The beef in the satay beef noodles was good, while the fried chicken was a bit disappointing—the outer layer was too thick and hard, but the chicken inside was flavorful and tender. They offer a wide variety of beverages to choose from.

Finally got a chance to try this place. My gf got the satay beef with instant noodle, and we both thought the satay was a bit too salty for our liking, but the black truffle scrambled egg on toast in my meal D was really good.. made me want to buy some truffle sauce myself for my everyday breakfast. The restaurant was pretty full but the lineup wasn’t too long because there are plenty of tables. The price was reasonable for the food we ordered unlike many other restaurants nowadays. ?????? ???? Will come back some other time soon

Noisy, bustling with energy, busy and fun! It’s like stepping into a cafe in HK but in Canada. I enjoy experiencing this kind of atmosphere once in a while, it transports me to another world without flying to Asia. Food is good for the price, service is quick and efficient. Most of the time, there’s a line up but if you’re able to get in during the non-peak hours, then you feel like congratulating yourself. The winning dish for me was the French toast fried in cube form. I know it’s not the healthiest but it was so darn good, I almost finished the whole bowl. The chicken chop with noodles (yum!), Hainanese chicken and pork chop with fried egg were also good. The pork chop meat size was not as big as the chicken chop, a little disappointing in size but we shared food among the group so my friend who ordered the pork chop didn’t run out of meat. The number of customers lining up to get in attests to their popularity.