Au Wing Kee Restaurant

Gotta try this place out. Easy to find. On Kingsway big street. Free parking in the back. I’ve been to this place two times and it’s really great to go there with a big group. 8 dishes for $ 108 is a pretty good deal, we had 10 people yet still had a lot of food leftover. That means they have pretty big portions. I wish I could give the names of the dishes but the menu was all in Chinese. There were many great dishes that were great to mix in with rice because of the tasty sauces they used. Specially requested to lighten up or just don’t use MSG.
My favs:
–Egg Tofu with some pork and green/​red peppers mixed in.
–Braised Pork Belly– Very good to match with rice.
–Gai Lan vegetable minced with garlic with some shrimp and scallop on the side.
–Red sweet fried pork chops. Too ketchupy.
–Vegetarian E mien (noodle) was really good.
Complimentary green bean soup dessert, thumbs up!

Not bad… not bad at all…
It’s easy to pass over this place in favour of the larger and much more attractive «Come Along» restaurant next door. Personally, I think the food here is much tastier than what they serve next door and with better pricing too!
When we come here we usually order:
Butter Lobster w/​Egg Noodles
Satay Beef Brisket w/​Vermicelli
Garlicky Pea Shoots
Pan Fried Egg Tofu w/​Enoki & Broccoli
Braised Pork Belly w/​Mei Cai
Curry Beef Brisket
The parents also like to order this lamb hotpot like dish, which personally I’m not a huge fan of due to the gamey taste. According to them it’s very good here, so if lamb’s your thing go for it.
Unfortunately, the décor here (or lack thereof) makes it a bit too dumpy to bring anyone but your closest family & friends, who are willing to place their health & taste buds in your hands and try their best to ignore the impulse to make a run for it.

A simple, average and typical Chinese restaurant. Décor is a little drab and the restaurant is a little colorless, but I don’t eat here for the atmosphere.
The food is tasty and perfect for a quick bite. The vegetables are fresh and the dishes aren’t overly oily, but with enough flavor.
I don’t feel like downing a whole jug of water after my meal. A good sign.

this place is close to my work so i get lunch from here often… food is decent. i like their black bean noodles with green peppers beef and onions. Service is very mediocre and they dont like it if you request extra things like hot sauce or a receipt. nothing spectacular.

Good casual Hong Kong restaurant. Can get quite crowded at times. They offer some inexpensive specials around lunchtime that include a very homemade tasting pork soup with big chunks of carrot and potato on the side that is just so comforting! (Well, you can have that or a coffee — but come on, go for the soup!) They have a large variety of typical casual HK offerings on the menu. Customers tend to be a lot of Chinese families and older senior couples.