Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieCounter service spot serving Hong Kong-style comfort food, such as fried chicken wings and milk tea.
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I live in the area and discovered High Five recently. I think I found my new favorite HK spot! I was greeted by Fion and she was so welcoming. She recommended their best dishes and I got the set meals that come with a drink. Everything here is fairly priced and the portions were pretty generous. The HK Milk tea was so good and woke me right up. The baked spaghetti was next level and I had leftovers to take home. The satay beef instant noodle was also pretty tasty as well. For apps, the peanut sa
Overall a 3.75/5. Let's start with the good. The noodle soup where you can choose your own soup base was quite delicious and jam packed with a generous portion of ingredients! My wife also really liked the sharkfin soup, which she said was more flavorful than the one from Kowloon. The seating was spacious and comfortable, and the interior design was reflective of your typical cha chan tang. Now onto the not so great. The corned beef egg sandwich had plenty of egg but very little corned beef,
This place is a no frills cha chan tang. Service was OK, we got our food quickly and paid quickly. Wish they were friendlier but it's fine. We got the imitation shark fin soup, rice rolls with mixed sauce, fried three treasures and Hk milk tea. The soup and the milk tea were average at best. The rice rolls were soft and bouncy and had a perfect sauce mixture that was well balanced, portion was also quite good. The fried three treasures were delicious, they have a light batter which makes it slig
From the Jan 6, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.