2號粥店 AAA Restaurant

This restaurant is almost like the sister restaurant of Lido but the satay beef with instant noodles is even tastier! The pineapple buns are the same as Lido. Hot milk tea is just as good. It looks like a more modern Lido with nicer furnishings. Parking is difficult to find though.

A newly opened small restaurant, good in Chinese soup and congee . Staff are friendly and hard working . I have tried the Chicken Congee and the mini bowl feast for 1 person " 一人迷你盆菜. All are very good and yummy. Will try their other items next time."

Opened only for 2 days. Under new name and new menu.Serving a little small for new business. Rice wrap is so so, thick skin.Congee is skimmed on ingredients.Not busy at all.

A authentic Cantonese restaurant! Fast and friendly service! Good food! Cash Only! The set menu is really cheap! Most importantly, there is a great variety of choices, you can choose how much food you want! For me, for a quick lunch, I can just pick two items with rice noodle + fried chicken wings, for less than $10! You can add more items for different prices (but still very cheap)! Unfortunately, they do not serve pineapple curst bun with melt butter anymore! I am kinda disappointed for this!! The waitress told me, the google information is not accurate! And many customers do ask for the pineapple curst bun with melt butter so I would like to point it out here!!!P.S. 佢哋唔再賣菠蘿油！

At first, I was thinking this place was gonna have lots of variety of HK style stuff, from fried rice to noodles, until I noticed they sell snacks and cart noodles. I had seaweed, fish balls, sausage and ramen for mine. It turned out pretty good, lots of seaweed and not a bad amount of fish balls. Chicken wings were quite good as well but the seating is quite low. Overall, not bad.

We come here for quick Hong Kong cafe style breakfast combos and pineapple bun with butter. Very simple place that usually has a lineup. They do have an English menu now too...

This store used to be a hk style cafe, and now they’ve changed to a congee store. Tried their chicken and abalone congee and it was very delicious! One thing I do hope is that they bring the cart noodle (車仔面）back!

The rice noodle I had for my cart noodles were stuck together but the soup didn't have too much MSG in it, so that was good. Prices were cheap, $8 for four toppings, plus $1 for the 2 pieces of chicken wings. The Lo Bak Gao was too doughy for me but the chicken wings were crispy and lightly seasoned.

This is a very traditional HK cafe that opens every day from 9am to 10pm except Sunday and Monday.We came here for dinner last night. All the menus were written in traditional Chinese. Most of them are without English translation. It is a good idea to bring someone who can speak and read Chinese (I.e. Cantonese) to the restaurant.This HK cafe is special in congee, rice noodles, noodles in soup, dried noodles and soup. We ordered a bowl of rice noodles in soup with octopus balls and fish balls, a dish of dried noodles with dumplings, two cups of half coffee and half milk tea and a fresh pineapple bun. All of them tasted very traditional. The smell, presentation, flavours, and colours made the dishes the best. We also ordered half a free range chicken at $7.50 for takeout. If we ate it at the restaurant, it cost $12.50!We were satisfied with the meals and felt very full. We might come back to try other dishes next time. The only downside eating here is parking. We had to look for parking on the streets or parked far away and walked to the restaurant.

Limited free parking in the front. Lots more in the center of the mall. Not many tables. Will be busy during normal lunch/dinner time. Many home-made ingredients. All food tasted good. Prices are reasonable. Add-on deals make it even less pricey. Soup noodle base includes chicken stock, which is not spicy at all. Cash only.