Love it. This is "our place" for my bf & I. Open till 3, which is great. Perfect place for chatting, hungover lunch, or late night boredm. Ive never seen another non-asian person in there aside from us. Servers are typically rude unless you get the guy who is wonderful. Food comes insanely fast & hot. Usually comes with soup (we like the borsch) and drinks (lemon cokes are the best).

- Best signapore vermicelle ever. Tons of shrimp, egg, bbq pork & veggies.
- Love the beef with black bean sauce chow mein- add chilli sauce.
- kung pow is nice subtle spicy, tons of peanuts
- portugese chicken baked rice is sooo good. Nicely browned chicken, curry cooked potatoes, rich yellow curry sauce, & shredded dried pork on top that makes it. Totally brings me back to my mums curry

Never had the western stuff but its really popular here.
Try this place! It costs us $12 for 2 huge plates of food. Cant beat that. Skip mcdonalds & eat here instead.

I always get their special set meals where you get to pick 2-3 different meats with your choice of noodles, rice or fries~ you get a drink and soup with the meal for about 10 bucks. Great deal, fills me up everytime~ though I love to eat lamb, and tried their lamb steak a few times, it's always cooked a little different, other than inconsistency in their cooking I like the place. Cheap good fatty food. yum!

Went here for lunch and had a mini set meal. Came to about $7 after tax and comes with cold drink. I ordered the baked porkchop on rice with a cold lemon tea. This is one of the usual dishes i order when i go to a hk style cafe but i found the tomato sauce to be a little on the sour side. I also found the pork chop itself to be a bit more fatty than i liked it to be. Overall it was edible but wasn't great. LOL. Also, I thought the lemon tea was way too sweet so next time i happen to come here i'll ask for the sugar on the side. The ambience however is just OK. Didn't really like it b/c it was very dark due to the black walls, seats, and tables i think. i suppose they wanted a more hip feel but it just doesnt work for me.

First of all, came by on a Sunday night at like around 8 pm, so we ordered from the regular menu. We ordered Malaysian rice noodle and Black pepper spaghetti, which came w/ 2 soups and 2 drinks. It was really good value, b/c the portions were huge and delicious.

The service was pretty good as well. The waitresses were fast and efficient.. and they know what you want even though you don't ask them, such as giving us a take-out box for the left-overs and the bill.

I really like the ambiance of this place b/c the booths are very roomy and cozy. Also, the booths are all black, and dark, and has a really nice chic appeal...its probably the only HK cafe that has a nice ambiance.

Dropped by on Saturday night for a late dinner. We were seated quickly once we entered. Fairly similar layout as the previous restaurant (Golden Award) which existed here, with all new decor, in a sleek, trendy ebony colour theme.

Extensive menu choices, as one would find at any typical HK cafe. My friend went with the 2 choice combo, a fish filet and pork chop while my girlfriend and I shared the 3 choice combo: breaded pork chop, grilled chicken chop and minute steak. The standard soup (your choice of tomato or cream), rice, sauce and drink to accompany. The 3 of us also decided to share a plate of Mushroom and Chicken Yee Mein. The combos were a tasty surprise and decidely better than typical. The pork chop was panko breaded and fairly juicy while the grilled chicken chop (misnomer since it looked and tasted pan fried) had a nice amount of flavour and tenderness. I liked that they were easy on the corn starch and tenderizer on the minute steak and wasn't particularly gummy tasting at all. The cream soup was actually decent. Normally a watery, flavourless rue it had bits of vegetables and shreadded chicken mixed in. Portions were gracious, even the bowl of rice included was packed down into a larger than usual bowl. Only unusual thing was that they didn't include a small side of steamed vegetables, be they 2-3 pieces usually. That's ok. The yee mein needed more seasoning, a touch bland but could easily be corrected by throwing some soy sauce on it. The obligatory iced lemon tea was a must and went down great with the meal.

Prices were thrifty. The 3 choice combo coming in at a touch over $9, it's great value, considering the $1 difference between an extra piece of meat, go for the 3 and share.

Service was quick as was kitchen speed. Waitresses are polite, top up your tea and handle english well. We sat there for at least another hour after they cleared our plates and didn't rush us at all, even continued to come over to top up our tea.

This was the old location of Golden Award so diehard followers would've been a great market to pick up after, and I'm sure many agree this new restaurant is definitely a winner.

Open until 3am 7 days a week, it's marking itself apart among many similar eateries within that area. Recommended.

After 9PM they have there late night menu, I Try to try new places ever week and thats when i found out about this place. the foods Amazing. has that nice "Wok" taste. Cost to Value is excellent. I will be definitely coming back when i'm around the area or hungry for a late night snack. They close last, so any one in the area should try it once at least!