Very famous Hong Kong restaurant; still very busy at 8:30pm (they close at 9pm). Unfortunately they only serve pineapple bun with butter till 2:30pm, so not a dinner item. All other dishes are still very good and tasty. The clay pot rice (not really cooked by a clay pot) is so good - you can find the rice very crispy at the bottom of the pot.
This place has a big selection of food on the menu, and a lot of big tables for large parties.Very crowded! So don't go during the peak hours to avoid the long wait.Most of the drinks come with free refills which is a good deal.All the dishes we ordered were pretty good, but not the best. The egg tofu with mushrooms was a bit too sweet, and the store fried veggies was a bit oily.For the price, the flavor of food, and the crowdedness, I'll only go only when I have a big party.
Surprisingly good food, cost a little more than average. Slightly in the more salty side but the taste is excellent. Great attentive service.
I love this place! Authentic flavors and good service. A must try for Cantonese food lovers.
Hello hope you all are doing well. So I decided to give this place at try. Here’s what I got some rice and a bunch of hairs bearly any meat.
Hello hope you all are doing well. So I decided to give this place at try. Here’s what I got some rice and a bunch of hairs bearly any meat ? ?????????? Never again ????????
Great choices of foods. Most of them are very delicious. Expect more from the roast duck and cart noodles thou.
Whether you're looking for an hk breakfast or lunch, this is the type of place to go. It has been a few years since I last came to a Delicious Food Corner, but still great food and great atmosphere! It is slightly pricey if you want more food and wanting to try some new things, price point wise it did go above $20 per person. But food was worth it!Best dish definitely for this trip goes to the fried squid! Nicely crispy on the outside, but very tender center. Yummy, even though it was the last dish that came out and we were mostly full, it was still good. That's how you tell if you're not hungry anymore but the food still taste delicious and you want to eat more. The shrimp rice roll was great too. Can't really compare to Joe's in NYC but still great with a little soy sauce and the chili oil. The chili oil is fragrant spice which complimented the rolls nicely!It was about a 20 minute wait for getting seated so not too bad, cause I remember in the past, it was closer to 1hr waits pre pandemic at other locations.
Came here on a long weekend Sunday at 9.30 and there was already a wait. Luckily not too bad of a line. Strongly recommend the buns. If you buy some to go, warm them up in the microwave for 5-10 seconds and they will still taste amazing. All other food are good too. Come early to avoid a longer wait. Their lemon tea is refillable. Enjoy!
It’s a chain- can hardly go wrong with service. This one is their newest one I think- I watched it being renovated when I drive past on my commutes. Found this location to be very clean and the waiters extremely helpful.Directed me to where I could pick up my to-go order.Food is solid. Congee, noodles, bbq pork…Usually depends on what I’m craving because their menu is HUGE. And what time. I grabbed lunch here and I just love salted fish and chicken tofu pot. It’s hard to find nowadays. Their rice bowls with the hk preserved meat is super good too as well as honestly- all of their dishes. Sometimes depending on who the chef is the dishes can come out a bit salty so I always order light salt (or maybe because I eat at home and don’t use too much seasoning….)