港之味

幾好食 唔貴

Order Laksa noodle here

Very yummy hainen chicken rice, and the accompanied free drink is just great!!!!

Quality food here. Their shredded chicken and hainan chicken is amazing. No disrespect to great fountain (which is the most popular spot in the food court), because I like their portion size, but if we are talking about purely flavour and price, this place is so much better

Great regional food from east and south East Asia. Very affordable and nice owners!

木糠布甸原來是雪糕 還好😄

Echo what the other day, the Hainan Chicken Rice is super tasty. The chicken was tender and juicy that paired well with the different sauces, while the rice was well seasoned and complimenting. Also, the chicken to rice portions were well balanced and filling. I was able to comfortably have a last bite of chicken and rice. Lastly, the included ginger tea was both unique and refreshing. Do note that it is usually run by one person and maybe the occasional two, so expect to wait a little longer for your food.

份量很足 但是肉不新鲜 酱也不新鲜 有酸味

No frill food being served here at reasonable pricing level. Customer service from the lady behind the counter is fantastic.

Sure, the ambiance of a Chinese food court isn't white linen fine dining, but you're going exclusively for the food. I had a delicious bowl of laksa soup with a fried pork chop ($13.99). The soup was satisfying on its own but how can you resist a pork chop topping?! There was an egg, fish balls, fried onions, chili and gluten included to round out the bowl and two kinds of noodles underneath. The broth was homemade - they ask you to wait 20 min while they prepare it. Don't let the time discourage you -- the broth was rich and thick with lemongrass and onions. The shop keeper kept asking me if I really wanted it spicy -- but this 鬼佬 likes it spicy. The soup came with a cup of cold sweet tea. My dining partner had a bowl of beef brisket and tendon soup with a lot of noodles. The broth had good beef flavour, and a step up from pick-any-pho restaurant in the area. We had taken a walk down the food court earlier to grab a jian bing snack at YuanYuan so I had no room for dessert -- although the Macao-Portuguese sawdust pudding was calling my name. This little restaurant is definitely on our lunch radar from now on. Next time, if I don't order another laksa which is almost bound to happen, I'll get the Hainan chicken rice.