Keung Kee Congee
$ • Chinese, VegetarianAbout Keung Kee Congee
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Keung Kee Congee Reviews
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The food is really good and the price is very reasonable. If you want to bring a large group (pre-covid) but now is maximum of 6. It has a large dining area and plenty of space between tables. Service is fast and staff is very friendly.
the crab rice was good, some parts were slightly salty but it was actually decent. i forgot what noodles i got but that was also really good !!! The squab was a bit small but also very delicious! I overall did enjoy my meal here
The food is good, but short of staff and restaurant is worn-out.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 11PM |
Keung Kee Congee is a popular Cantonese restaurant located in the Warden/Steeles area, known for its consistent quality and friendly service. It offers a casual dining experience reminiscent of a Hong Kong-style cha chaan teng. The restaurant is praised for its generous portions and great value, particularly highlighted during their afternoon tea menu, which features a variety of drinks and snacks, including the refreshing ice cream red bean drink.
Customers enjoy dishes like the Guangdong style fried noodle, although some suggest using less sauce to maintain the crispiness. The fried turnip patties and plain rice noodles are also recommended as flavorful classics. The massive pot of soup is a standout, ideal for sharing among a group. While the fried oysters received mixed reviews due to preparation issues, the overall quality of the food remains a strong point.
The restaurant’s interior is modest, creating a comfortable atmosphere for gatherings, especially after sports like pickleball or badminton. Although prices have increased slightly, making it feel less casual, the affordability and quality of the meals continue to attract customers. The staff is described as diligent and helpful, contributing to a pleasant dining experience. With easy access and ample parking, Keung Kee Congee remains a favored choice for those seeking authentic Cantonese cuisine in the area.