Keung Kee - Toronto, Ontario

decent food can ease off on the salt a bit but otherwise the food is pretty good compared to some other restaurants around the area

I love this place because it is affordable and food taste good. High recommend their pork bone soup ( not the korean kamjatang) for cold winter nights. Soup is peppery and flavorful.

Aaron's Rating Chart Averaged 5 Star Rating rounded down. Overall rating - 3.25 Time: 7pm Date: Typical Wednesday Party: 2 Time to Seat : Instant Crowd Level : Medium Food / Quality Rating - 4 / 5 1st Dish : White pepper pork bone marrow soup with mustard greens, carrots, corn, radish, chinese mushrooms and tofu puffs. This soup is ... one of the signature dishes. 1st time visitors should try this dish. Soup seemed like it was boiled with pork bones first until it gave off a white tint with vegetables being added later on as to keep it fresh. Can easily feed 4 people, so bring friends. This dish goes well with any other dishes here. 2nd Dish : Satay beef with vermicelli hot pot Standard dish, with nice presentation in an actual ceramic pot. There is ample vermicelli but just a little lacking in beef. Taste wise, the satay sauce really works with the meat, but be warned you will get thirsty afterwards. Portion size was generally good for both dishes. Staff/Service Rating - 3.5 / 5 Given the low crowd level, service staff were able to seat us quickly and provide adequate attention when customers request refills/order/check. Staff did not seem enthusiastic but we're fine in meeting the needs of customer. Environment Rating - 3 / 5 Service areas for customers are kept mostly clean. Floors could use some mopping but tables are clean when customers sit down. Rear sanitary facilities could use some work and washrooms look like they could use some maintenance. Poor lighting in washrooms also detract from their environment score. Price Rating - 3 / 5 Price after tax and 12% tip - $40.34. Fair pricing given soup portion size. However, the satay beef and vermicelli bowl could have been a little cheaper. Other notes - we saw other people get an additional soup and dessert which appeared complimentary, but we never got it #Sadface. So not sure if it's based on what meals you order. Read more

Tasty Cantonese style home cooking with a few fusion inspired items. Dishes are tasty and very reasonably priced. Wait staff speaks some English and are friendly towards non-Cantones-speaking customers. Menu is also in English and Chinese, but best to order with help from your Chinese friend the first time.

Good food and price, most importantly free wifi although slow.