Food tastes good and serves in relatively big size. Good price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Daniel Cheng
Very Nice Chinese Restaurant, food are delicious, price are reasonable but the most important part is the staff are all very friendly to all customers, keep up the good work.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Matsuya Special Steamed Chicken with Rice 海南雞飯, Baked Pork Chop
Jeremy Ho
Very reasonable price for good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marcus Lai
Overpriced for the foods they served, no chopsticks or forks when u ordered take out from them, service is one of the
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Catty Wong
Nice hainan chicken rice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Matsuya Special Steamed Chicken with Rice 海南雞飯
Chanel Ours
I have been going there a few times. The food is fair but the services are not good. 1) They urged the customer to leave and made you feel uncomfortable. 2) They don't give rounded tables for five people but stick them in a 4-seat table plus an extra chair. When you asked for the rounded table, they explained the tables are reserved, but it happened many times even if it was not a busy time. Reservation is made in their mind for more people.I never visited this restaurant again because of the bad service and changed to Phoenix Restaurant because they have better food and service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Jay Xie
Fair prices, decent food portion, efficient and fast service, seating can be a bit tight if they're busy. Accept credit card, except for AE.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Abby L.
Definitely interesting to see korean fusion HK style cafe. We came for breakfast and the restaurant was surprisingly full, but I guess there's not much selection in this area. Food wise, I'm not sure I personally like this combination. I ordered the Satay Beef noodles, and although this is usually one of my favourites, it didn't seem to work well with the korean style instant noodles. I also found it very expensive, almost $10 for a couple pieces of beef (maybe 5 pcs all together?) and a pack of instant noodles. The pork chop was better and felt much more satisfying for basically the same price but is still just average. As a redeeming factor, their milk tea was good. I've heard some good things about this place, so I'd love to go back and try dinner or lunch instead as those meals usually require more cooking and are less instant.
Charles C
Came in for the happy hour lunch menu. I got the pork chop sandwich and milk tea. I really enjoyed the food. It hit the spot, the service was fast and friendly. The place itself is quite spacious so I didn't feel cramped in.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Steve Pun
Don't be misled that this is a Japanese/Korean restaurant. It's totally Hong Kong style. This was our second visit. Dinner time on weekdays is not full. We ordered a baked beef tongue with spaghetti in Portuguese sauce. The portion was very big, and the beef tongue was soft and tasty. We also ordered the pan fried kimchi udon with pork belly. It was pity plain by presentation, but the taste of kimchi was spot on, making it delicious.
This place is tucked away in a plaza corner. There are several locations with different names. This is a HK style restaurant. Hainan chicken rice is pretty good here, good portion size. The lunch specials usually come with a soup and tea/coffee. It is busy here on weekends. A good selection of food. I also got the macaroni and bbq pork soup, it was alright, $9.99 with a cup of coffee and tea, the bbq pork was a bit dry the day I had it. The service was quick as well. Most waiters speak Cantonese, mandarin and English. It's a good local place with many selections. I've been to this place a few times and I would eat here again because there is so much to choose from and brings a sort of comfort to me to be able to order these HK dishes that I crave at times.
Justin Lam
Food is quite good and so is the atmosphere, usually pretty packed during typical lunch and dinner times so the service leaves a little to be desired; it takes quite a few tries to get a waitress' attention as they generally don't seem look around and see your raised arm or are just too busy to look. Asked waitresses for drinks/takeout boxes and each time it took 3-4 different waitresses before we got our drinks and takeout boxes. The pricing is also a bit more expensive than other HK style restaurants that serve the same food, and takeout containers cost money here as well when they're normally free at other spots.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Hainanese Chicken Rice
Julia Cen
Extremely unsatisfied experience. One of the worst dine out experiences indeed. This is not a cheap place while the waitresses treat customers like a fast food restaurant. Why people will even spend money in this place? I cannot recommend anyone to go there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Philip L.
Unlike its name, nothing related to Korean food at all. It's a typical HK style cafe located in Markham East. Food was okay. Aside from good servers, not too impressive as it is just very ordinary. Pricing is average, and speed is not particularly quick neither. In other words, the positioning is not clear with no specialty whatsoever. Honestly, I would say there are lots of other choices with more tasty selections in Markham.
Peter Ching
This is a very typical HK cafe with different dishes in the menu. The taste is average. It is often crowded just because there are not a lot of options in the area. The services are extremely poor. There was one lady that rushed us for the bill. She kept standing next to us while there was no one waiting at the door. It is more like you get the worst of both Hong Kong (rush service) and Canada (expensive) in this single restaurant. You pay high price for suboptimal services. It is amused to see why this restaurant can appear to be so successful in the neighbourhood.
Food tastes good and serves in relatively big size. Good price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Very Nice Chinese Restaurant, food are delicious, price are reasonable but the most important part is the staff are all very friendly to all customers, keep up the good work.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Matsuya Special Steamed Chicken with Rice 海南雞飯, Baked Pork Chop
Very reasonable price for good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Overpriced for the foods they served, no chopsticks or forks when u ordered take out from them, service is one of the
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Nice hainan chicken rice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Matsuya Special Steamed Chicken with Rice 海南雞飯
I have been going there a few times. The food is fair but the services are not good. 1) They urged the customer to leave and made you feel uncomfortable. 2) They don't give rounded tables for five people but stick them in a 4-seat table plus an extra chair. When you asked for the rounded table, they explained the tables are reserved, but it happened many times even if it was not a busy time. Reservation is made in their mind for more people.I never visited this restaurant again because of the bad service and changed to Phoenix Restaurant because they have better food and service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Fair prices, decent food portion, efficient and fast service, seating can be a bit tight if they're busy. Accept credit card, except for AE.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Definitely interesting to see korean fusion HK style cafe. We came for breakfast and the restaurant was surprisingly full, but I guess there's not much selection in this area. Food wise, I'm not sure I personally like this combination. I ordered the Satay Beef noodles, and although this is usually one of my favourites, it didn't seem to work well with the korean style instant noodles. I also found it very expensive, almost $10 for a couple pieces of beef (maybe 5 pcs all together?) and a pack of instant noodles. The pork chop was better and felt much more satisfying for basically the same price but is still just average. As a redeeming factor, their milk tea was good. I've heard some good things about this place, so I'd love to go back and try dinner or lunch instead as those meals usually require more cooking and are less instant.
Came in for the happy hour lunch menu. I got the pork chop sandwich and milk tea. I really enjoyed the food. It hit the spot, the service was fast and friendly. The place itself is quite spacious so I didn't feel cramped in.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Don't be misled that this is a Japanese/Korean restaurant. It's totally Hong Kong style. This was our second visit. Dinner time on weekdays is not full. We ordered a baked beef tongue with spaghetti in Portuguese sauce. The portion was very big, and the beef tongue was soft and tasty. We also ordered the pan fried kimchi udon with pork belly. It was pity plain by presentation, but the taste of kimchi was spot on, making it delicious.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is tucked away in a plaza corner. There are several locations with different names. This is a HK style restaurant. Hainan chicken rice is pretty good here, good portion size. The lunch specials usually come with a soup and tea/coffee. It is busy here on weekends. A good selection of food. I also got the macaroni and bbq pork soup, it was alright, $9.99 with a cup of coffee and tea, the bbq pork was a bit dry the day I had it. The service was quick as well. Most waiters speak Cantonese, mandarin and English. It's a good local place with many selections. I've been to this place a few times and I would eat here again because there is so much to choose from and brings a sort of comfort to me to be able to order these HK dishes that I crave at times.
Food is quite good and so is the atmosphere, usually pretty packed during typical lunch and dinner times so the service leaves a little to be desired; it takes quite a few tries to get a waitress' attention as they generally don't seem look around and see your raised arm or are just too busy to look. Asked waitresses for drinks/takeout boxes and each time it took 3-4 different waitresses before we got our drinks and takeout boxes. The pricing is also a bit more expensive than other HK style restaurants that serve the same food, and takeout containers cost money here as well when they're normally free at other spots.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Hainanese Chicken Rice
Extremely unsatisfied experience. One of the worst dine out experiences indeed. This is not a cheap place while the waitresses treat customers like a fast food restaurant. Why people will even spend money in this place? I cannot recommend anyone to go there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Unlike its name, nothing related to Korean food at all. It's a typical HK style cafe located in Markham East. Food was okay. Aside from good servers, not too impressive as it is just very ordinary. Pricing is average, and speed is not particularly quick neither. In other words, the positioning is not clear with no specialty whatsoever. Honestly, I would say there are lots of other choices with more tasty selections in Markham.
This is a very typical HK cafe with different dishes in the menu. The taste is average. It is often crowded just because there are not a lot of options in the area. The services are extremely poor. There was one lady that rushed us for the bill. She kept standing next to us while there was no one waiting at the door. It is more like you get the worst of both Hong Kong (rush service) and Canada (expensive) in this single restaurant. You pay high price for suboptimal services. It is amused to see why this restaurant can appear to be so successful in the neighbourhood.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1