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The omelette rice lightens my day up
2018-10-29 91 views
I rarely go to Yau Tong and even so, I didn’t expect I would find Mon Kee here! It was such a surprise when we wandered around this newly built mall (probably?) and accidentally found this chaa chang tang styled restaurant. It was around 1pm and people continued to line up in front of this tiny restaurant, owing to its fame of well-made local food. To me, Mon Kee is known for its creamy scrambled egg rice with BBQ Pork so I ordered one and give it a try. For $56 with a cup of hot lemon water and
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I rarely go to Yau Tong and even so, I didn’t expect I would find Mon Kee here! It was such a surprise when we wandered around this newly built mall (probably?) and accidentally found this chaa chang tang styled restaurant. It was around 1pm and people continued to line up in front of this tiny restaurant, owing to its fame of well-made local food.
Omelette  Rice  with  BBQ  Pork
$56
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To me, Mon Kee is known for its creamy scrambled egg rice with BBQ Pork so I ordered one and give it a try. For $56 with a cup of hot lemon water and for this portion, definitely worth it.

The omelette was so soft and creamy and the BBQ pork was not too fat. Their homemade sweet soy sauce was a fit to the dish. Hope there could be more spring onion on top to balance out though.
It’s good but I still prefer my omelette to be less creamy. Maybe it proves that I’m not a big fan of scrambled egg?
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Date of Visit
2018-09-29
Waiting Time
15 Minutes (Dine In)
Spending Per Head
$56 (Lunch)
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Omelette  Rice  with  BBQ  Pork
$ 56