Reviews

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  名過於實

  Mr & Mrs | Aug 3 2011

  第一次在晚上經過金鳳，是沒有奶茶和菠蘿包的。今次下午茶時間來到，終於可以試試，又是一間要排隊的地方。
  想不到，這裡我覺得最好食的是雞批，牛油味很重的皮，非常香口！ 至於一個不熱的蛋撻和菠蘿油，實在算不上好吃。奶茶確是又香又滑，不過由膠箱中倒出來，始終沒有即沖的安心。

  • How much did you spend?
    @30
  • Overall Rating
    Bad

  

  
  • Food 6
  • Service 5
  • Ambiance 5
  • Price 4

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  Doing Justice

  honeycaramels | Jul 28 2011

  I\'ve heard many saying that service at Kam Fung was particularly rude, even for a Cha Chaan Teng. The comments of rudeness and \"unprofessional\" service (CCT standards) rang in my ears every time I walked in, from breakfast to afternoon tea to a quick fix to calm my cravings. And yet, experiences after experiences turned out to be good. \r\n\r\nSpotting a seat in the midst of the lunching crowd, I sat down, quickly noticed what they had and ordered the meal set that serves ONE noodle (Satay Beef instant noodles), ONE bread item (additional $2 for pineapple bun), ONE egg item (ham omelette), and ONE beverage (milk tea) \r\n\r\nSqueezing into my seat against 6 others at a table that\'s too tight to hold 5 people, the noodles arrived quickly enough, followed by the omelette and then the bun and tea. Here\'s how one save room. Eat the omelette first, or put the omelette on top of the noodles (clear one plate). Put sugar in your milk tea and take the first sip (too full a cup will spill on you, be it your own cup or others\') Also, have the bread to go with you can. If you\'re lucky you may be able to get a hot one fresh out of the oven...There is NOTHING that beats a sweet crusty pineapple bun sandwiching a slice of cold butter.\r\n\r\nThe satay beef noodle is the sum of processed foods mixed into one. I grew up eating it, and it doesn\'t taste any different. The milk tea is smooth as ever, though I imagine sugar level is personal yet striking a balance is difficult, especially between the bitter depth of tea flavour and the smoothness of the milk added in. \r\n\r\nTourists with guidebooks in hand and neighborhood children and their parents come pouring in as the day goes, and they all seem to get the same treatment all the way through, as long as you know what you order and you respect the rules of \"fast food\" you\'d be fine. \r\n\r\nYou don\'t have to speak another language to get better service, because it doesn\'t matter when it comes to Kam Fung. The passport to better service is knowing what to order and fit into the assembly line of quick steps: sit down, order, eat, pay, leave...It\'s that simple, and it\'s the local definition of fast food indeed.

  • How much did you spend?
    $32
  • Overall Rating
    OK

  

  

  

  
  • Food 6
  • Service 4
  • Ambiance 4
  • Price 4

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  nothing special...

  Peech | Jul 20 2010

  Stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the lunch set. They got one of the items wrong and I got the ham omlette instead of fried eggs. Not particularly appetizing. The shredded pork and preserved veggie noodle was OK but not any better than what I can get elsewhere.
  
  Failed to see why this place is so famous...

  • How much did you spend?
    27
  • Overall Rating
    OK
  • Food 5
  • Service 3
  • Ambiance 3
  • Price 1