Ray Jan
Great deal on the AYCE under $25 per person! You can pick whatever your tummy desires from the menu, with over 60 + items, and enjoy the made-to-order food. We started with tease/ light appetizers- rice noodle, fish shumai, takoyaki, fried chicken leg, clamsside up fried eggs then moved to carbs- friend rice, Chan’s famous congee, hong kong style stried friend egg noodle, beef stew, shrimp wontons, followed by hand dipped shrimp tempura, edmame, fried scallops, fried oyster, Japanese sake clams and much more. Finished strong with house special ell rolls and a scoop of ice cream. I loved how Chan Kee adjusted the food portion to each order, since we have 3 people in the party, they would offer either 3 pcs of a small protion of the order, they want use to try everything on the menu, and not try to feed us with flavorless carbs. Our favorite item for the night was fried chicken legs; it had crispy skin, but the meat was juicy. Shrimp wontons with nothing but shrimp, we loved it so much and ordered twice. Sake clams were very fresh and flavorful! The AYCE does have a time limit of 100 minutes per visit, but it is still enough time for you to fill your tummy! We do plan to visit again and try the other items that we didn’t try at dinner 🙂
… moreRicky Wong
Very authentic Hong Kong food — feels just like home! The dishes taste really local, and the service is honestly the best I’ve ever had at a HK restaurant in the US. Prices are great, portions are generous (we actually ordered too much and had to take some home ). Definitely a spot worth dropping by to try — highly recommended!
… more叶晨丰
The food was great! We didn’t know what to get so we randomly ordered a few dishes. The staff were super friendly, and the food came out fairly fast (we went around noon).
I’ll definitely be back to try their popular congee dishes, and maybe catch the AYCE buffet next time.
… moreDUCC DUCC
They seem to prioritize fulfilling take out orders over dine in orders. It took 45 minutes for my instant noodle breakfast to come out and when it did, the noodle cake was still intact. They didnt even take the time to loosen the cake prior to serving. If you come here, i would only recommend the congee for its size. Beyond that, expect long wait times for your food to come out
… moreJim Hung
Come around 9AM Saturday morning and only have 4 table seated. Not much traffic. Wait for 30 minutes and still not getting our food. Checking with the front desk and keep telling us food is ready but no sight of the food at all. But you keep seeing all to go order keeping going and going but not your food. Not coming back again as it is not cool at all and the owner should hire more staff if there is a labor shortage. Avoid at all cost.
… moreCat
Wish I would’ve taken a photo of my food. It was delicious and everything was packaged nicely. (Got takeout – hamachi kama with rice, dried shrimp rice rolls.) Sauces were all on the side. Online ordering was convenient. I highly recommend Chan Kee!
… more旺仔
I ordered fried noodles to eat inside the restaurant, but I ended up waiting for almost an entire hour before I got my food. People who arrived after me were served long before I was. It’s hard not to feel this happened because the fried noodles are cheaper.
When my food finally came, it was packaged to-go, even though I had clearly told them I was dining in. When I asked for it to be served on a plate, they refused and told me to just open the packaging and eat it like that.
This is completely unacceptable. The long wait, the blatant disregard for my request, and the lack of basic respect for a customer’s dining experience show extremely poor service. The staff’s attitude felt careless and dismissive, as if my business did not matter to them at all.
Restaurants should treat every customer equally, regardless of what they order. Based on this experience, I will not be coming back, and I strongly advise others to think twice before dining here.
… moreLeo
Nice Cantonese restaurant specializes in good congee and rice roll ( cheung fun )
Our favorite is the crab congee / abalone congee. Very flavorful. Their cheung fun is smooth and soft, just like the ones in Hong Kong
Currently they are offering all you can eat option for $23.75, so you can try as many different kind of Cantonese food as possible. They have a premium option for $31.75.
Thank you for the friendly service Cecilia!
… moreTom Yee
Chan Kee is our go to for breakfast out or an early dinner. The staff is always friendly and professional. The food is definitely flavorful and fills you up every time. We like the lemon tea and the HK style hot coffee as well. Ordering is easy through the kiosks and although food is not quick to come out, it still comes out hot and fresh. With the location walking distance from where we live, Chan Kee is on our top 10 of local restaurants to visit.
… morebobo fung
This is not a full service restaurant. Order up front and pick up your own food, get your own utensils, napkins, water… it has a food court atmosphere. The price however was a bit high for what you get. The porridge comes in a huge container but not much stuff in. The egg noodles smelled heavy lye water that made it unbearable to eat. I just had the braised beef. The dried scallops rice roll was absolutely overpriced. There were few very tiny bits of dried scallops on the rice roll. my appetite was not satisfied when I walked out of there. Probably won’t return.
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