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Tim Chu 7 months ago

Man Kee provides the best Hong Kong style breakfast experience in a stall. The noodle served here is plain and similar to what I have observed from other stalls. However, their port chop is top notch. It's juicy, nicely seasoned, and there's white pepper available on the table. Their ice milk tea is refreshing and perfect start for the morning.

Klaus Delueg 7 months ago

If you want to understand the real Hong Kong, you must eat here. This is the ultimate "East meets West" Cha Chaan Teng fusion that started long ago during the British era and was perfected by the local people. It is a tribute to the "Old Good Times." The food isn't just a meal; it’s a piece of history. You can taste the British influence (the "British Brother stuff") reimagined through a local lens-optimized by Hong Kongers to be faster, bolder, and more delicious. This is classic Cha Chaan Teng culture at its finest: a unique fusion that belongs only to this city. To truly enjoy it, you must embrace the authentic atmosphere: be comfortable with the basic furniture, the wet market levels of cleanliness, and the no-nonsense, basic level of customer care. It is raw and real. The atmosphere is the real draw. Sit down, stay a while, and just watch the world go by. It’s a rare place where you can see how Hong Kong used to be, and more importantly, how that resilient spirit still lives on today. A must-visit for anyone who wants a taste of the city's true identity and a seat in a living piece of history.

OliveG 8 months ago

Good lunch experience at Man Kee, though be weary you need to know where you sit down as you might get caught by a random seller that'll make you sit down at a table and you'll be stuck ordering from them. Pick where you want to order from before sitting down. We sat down near the back right of the main entrance, and had a great bowl of fried beef noodles and a French toast (french toast wasn't great).

PAUL G a year ago

Had been to this local food complex for meals for many times but this was the first time I visited Man Gei. Attracted by the signboard and ordered their signature pork chop with fried eggs and rice. Requested extra scallion oil to be added. The dish came within minutes. The size of the pork chop was bigger than a human face. Quite delicious. $74 including an ice cold lemon tea. Good deal! I'll come again for their other dishes.

Jeffrey Heng 2 years ago

Went here for breakfast. Once stepped in, the people will all hustle to grab you to order from their stall. All of them are pretty persistent I have to say. Finally we settled for Man Kee. We ordered their breakfast set and it’s supposed to come with free hot coffee or tea. If want cold coffee or tea, have to add $2. If want soft drinks add $8. So I chose a cold tea. But wifey never mentioned anything they also never prompt you. They just take it you never say means you don’t want drink. Foos came pretty fast and taste is mediocre. Can eat type but not amazing. The pork chop was very tough and chicken chop was very dry. Luncheon meat was nice. The cold tea was ok. When we mentioned my wife don’t have a drink, they say oh you never say you want a drink. So generally I would say I wouldn’t come here again.