Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–7 PM |
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Reviews
I didn’t even get the chance to try the food because the way the uncle treated me made me lose my appetite. This place has potential, but it desperately needs better management. With proper training in customer service and some basic manners for the staff, it could go a long way.
Thank you, and sorry.
Roast duck , do not have them cut it. They baited and switched with other leftover parts (necks, bones and etc). I made a mistake not watching them cut it!
Very disappointed with how dishonest they were. You can see they sell the desirable meats like drumsticks and breast meats with rice combo for $15-18! I paid $35 for a whole duck and came home with necks and bones!
Parking is no trouble. The food court never gets full unlike Hmart. Take from that what you will.
The food at Hot Deli is just ok. It’s the kind of food you buy when you’re too tired to cook for the fam. It reminds me of cafeteria food back home. Quick, tasty, filling, and affordable. Would you serve it to guests? Probably not.
There is massive room for improvement. Many of the dishes, while authentic in taste, are excessively greasy, even for chinese food. Their fried rice is far too oily that I have to mix it with steamed rice to make it edible. The youtiao, or chinese cruller (which I love) is sometimes dripping with oil. Tip: it’s better to get youtiao in the morning (obvi). It’ll still be greasy, but at least they’re fresh. If you get youtiao later in the day, they’ll both be greasy AND stale. They’re really great dunked in steaming hot soymilk.
The dimsum is mostly ok, but beware the har-gow (shrimp dumpling). On a good day, the wrapper is far too thick. On a bad day, they’ll give you dried out har-gow, hard enough to chip teeth.
Also, what’s up with the staff? The only consistently nice person is the older chinese lady with short silver hair. The others have RBF, which wouldn’t be so bad, but then they’re rude too. On the upside, they’re knowledgeable about the menu and efficient about getting orders ready.
Yesterday, they had new (to me) staff, both caucasian. They were friendlier but they need more training. One doesn’t know how to scoop congee up from the bottom of the pot so that the customer gets some of the pork and egg that sinks to the bottom. The other doesn’t know which dishes are spicy. She also got visibly irked when, while she was prepping my order, I pointed out that one of the to-go containers containing my food had tipped over. She gave me a look and said she wasn’t done with my order. Lady, I was only trying to be helpful, and also, tipped-over containers wait for no one!