Hung Fok BBQ Gourmet

I’m a fan for my most recent experience here.
Ordered their stir fried vermicelli ($ 4.99) — big box of vermicelli. Lots of shrimp (and good sized shrimp at that), BBQ pork, and julienned veggies. Good stuff.
Also got their shredded pig ears ($ 4.99/box) — heavy on the sesame oil. A tad firmer than I’d like, but just a tad. Tasty stuff. Not the cheapest place to get pig ears, but I was having a craving.
Got a box of duck wings for grandpa. Accidentally dropped them on the floor and the box popped open and spilled. The owner said that it was fine and that he’d make us a new box. I said I’d pay for the old one as well, but he said not to worry about it. We cleaned it up and afterwards, he washed his hands (plus one for sanitization!). He also got me tissues so I could wipe my hands. The new box he got us was even bigger than the old box, and he intentionally put sauce on it for us! This whole exchange was super nice of him.

Hidden little Chinese BBQ spot right by the Supermarket.
So I assumed most of these Chinese supermarkets would have a Chinese BBQ section. Because Tone Tai does not, this little Hung Fok BBQ place took full advantage by having one opened right by the entrance. The place itself is just a little counter with hot foods and BBQ so don’t expect to sit down (strictly takeout).
They have some pretty good BBQ Duck and Roast Pork, but not much else. They do offer quite a bit of Westernized dishes like fried rice and fried chicken, but why stray from the dead animals hanging off a hook? The meals are cheap at around $ 6 – 8 for a meal with rice. They also have some dim sum items if you are craving any.

This place is for take-​out only beside the supermarket. Food and prices are reasonable.