Ka Lai Yuen Chiu Chow Restaurant — Restaurant in Hong Kong

To cut the long story short, my wife & I came here to try the beef brisket and we were not disappointed at all. Besides, we loved it so much & we thought these were the most delicious beef brisket we had in our lives. We had 3 bowls of beef brisket with rice-noodle (mi-xen) & 2 cups of iced coffee & hot coffee. We were asked whether to go with the better brisket or the normal ones, we went for the better one which was more expensive, however, we thought it's totally worth the money. The beef brisket was extremely soft, tender & juicy. No words can justify how good it tasted. To someone like us living in the UK, this was totally heaven to us! It was the best meal we had during our 2 weeks visit in HK! It's not cheap though as it costs $325 but I think it's value for money! A Must Try if you like beef brisket and when you're...

Ka Lai Yuen Chiu Chow Restaurant in Yuen Long features a charming traditional design that instantly transports diners to a different era. Specializing in classic Teochew-style noodles, this restaurant offers a unique menu that sets it apart from other noodle establishments in the area. Each dish is prepared with care, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of the Teochew cuisine. While the food is undoubtedly the star of the show, the service is just average, lacking the warmth that could elevate the dining experience. Nevertheless, the prices are reasonable, making it an accessible option for those looking to enjoy authentic Teochew noodles. Overall, Ka Lai Yuen is a delightful destination for noodle enthusiasts seeking something a...

Have wanted to go to this restaurant for a while. It is busy of a lunch time. Always people waiting. I arrived around 10.30 am this time, and got a seat. Had breakfast for $55. One of the best satay beef and noodles I've tasted, maybe the best. Beef was tender with no gristle. Bread, egg and sausage was good, can't really go wrong with those foods. Love the decor and atmosphere. Great service. Guy could speak English, but he was a nice guy anyway. It is not hard to find. Behind the dai pai dong and mini bus station. Well...