Best places: Hong kong style fast food restaurants in Old Toronto, Canada

Traditional Hong Kong specialties served up in a cheerful space with bright, travel-themed decor.

👍👍 Wonton Hut basically does one thing and well. Here, wontons are large and plump with only a hint of pork to bind the pieces shrimp together in that perfect light snap. They rest in a soup that is clean and bright that doesn’t distract from the main game. There is one option to customize your bowl: t...

👍👍 Great place for burgers inside the FMP food court. They have different burger choices that are hard to find elsewhere. I got a shrimp burger combo with a charcoal bun and an iced coffee. I found the combo very worth for the price! The fries very large portioned and the iced coffee was so good! The b...

Unfussy counter-service eatery in a food court fixing up Chinese staples like noodles & rice dishes.

Cozy Chinese eatery with bright-green walls & a small menu featuring handmade wontons & lo mein.

👍 The satay beef noodle was great, though the egg and ham could be better. The fried chicken with gravy was tasty. The "white" soup with corn was good too. There are so much food on the menu that we want to try. We will definitely come again. Also, the price is reasonable.

👍 Arrived at restaurant just when breakfast ended. It was quite busy. The saddam rice was OK, had an interesting sauce. The pork chop was a bit bland. Added extra soup which was decent. 2 sides we ordered were okay as well.

👍 The service was very efficient as we were quickly seated and after we ordered, the food came in around five minutes. This restaurant usually has an hour or longer wait during rush hours so we came around 5. Even then, the restaurant was packed and there was a wait, but the fast service made it easy...

👍👍 always be my best hk style restaurant quite original flavor : signature dish baked tomato pork loin on fried rice. good portion and tasty. other chicken and beef steak dishes are tasty too. their black pepper sauce is competitively good in GTA hk tea is silky smooth and the temperature is right on q...

Casual, brick-clad eatery with marine decor serves crabs, lobster nachos & oysters plus happy hour.

Compact Chinese seafood restaurant providing simple cooking in informal surroundings.

Easygoing hangout offering classic Chinese dishes, plus homestyle fare like bacon & egg sandwiches.

👍👍 This place is like a hidden gem. If we didn't drive by, we wouldn't have known about this place. lol Their 乾炒牛河 (stir fried beef rice noodles) is really good! Once their flat rice noodles are sold out, you need to wait for the next day. In which I totally appreciate that because then you know th...

👍 Stopped in for a quick bite to eat on a Saturday afternoon around 1:30pm. It was very busy with most tables full, and several people lined up to pick up take out/order take out. If you are looking for fast in and out, no frills service, this is the perfect place. The space is small, food is typic...

👍 I was mind-blown when I saw how LARGE my pork chop cutlet rice dish was at the NEW Phoenix Restaurant 2.0 at Yonge/Cummer area! The gentleman beside us saw our dish, and ordered the same one lol. C07 焗芝士茄汁吉列豬扒飯 • Baked Cheese Pork Chop Cutlet with Tomato Sauce on Rice (also comes with a h...

👍 Excellent HK style breakfast. Very flavourful. But for $10, the portions were quite small compared to other HK restaurants. Interior was quite small, very few tables, but quick serving time. Feel like HK. The toast included in some of the meal sets was the best toast I've had in HK Cafe restaurants...

😐 Looking for food after watching the movie “A guilty conscience” and we picked the nearby Goldsor Restaurant located at Times Square. Afternoon tea session is from 3 to 6 pm. Most of the choices are spaghetti and rice which is quite different from other Hong Kong style restaurants. May be it is becau...

😐 Food is pretty average. nothing was particularly good or bad. The portions and quality of the food did not match the pricetag. I would say they charge approximately $2-3 more than other restaurants without the food being any better. A baked pork chops rice is typically about $13 plus tax. But Cha Ke...

😐 Food had 'wok hei' and tasted good. We ordered fried rice dish but the rice was more on the wet side. Portion was a tad small for the price point. The hot milk tea didn't have enough hk tea flavor.

Quick, counter-serve eatery in a strip mall featuring Chinese cafe fare, plus milk tea & coffee.