Mak's Noodle (Mak Un Kee)
Restaurant 77 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong Published on: 13-08-2016
| 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
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Restaurant
A-la-carte
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| 5.16 - 10.32 USD |
Mak's Noodle (Mak Un Kee) is good for
Family with kids
Good
Senior
Good
Couple
Good
Solo
Good
Group
Good
- Highly recommended by fellow travellers.
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Why Mak's Noodle (Mak Un Kee) is special ?
Mak's Noodle House, or Mak Un Kee, is a traditional Cantonese restaurant in Central, Hong Kong, specialising in wonton noodles. Mak’s history plays a very big part in its reputation, run by direct descendants of Mak Woon-chi, the ‘wonton master’ who brought the dish from Guangzhou to Hong Kong.
Dating back to the 1960s, the business is now in the run by Mak Chi-ming, a third-generation descendant of Mak Woon-chi (麥煥池) who once served the dish to the President of the Republic of China Chiang Kai-shek. It is claimed that the recipe has remained unchanged since Mak's grandfather's time.
Today, aside from the main location on Wellington Street in Central, Mak’s has four other branches around Hong Kong.
Must try dishes :
Wonton Noodle Soup
Beef noodle in soup and shrimp dumplings
Tossed Noodle with Beef Tendon & Brisket
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/
How to get to Mak's Noodle (Mak Un Kee)?
You can take MTR to Hong Kong Station. The Mak's Noodle House Restaurant is just 5 minutes walking from Exit C, Hong Kong Station.
Selling points
- Classic won ton noodles, great broth
- One of the most flavorful wonton noodles
- Tasty Traditional Wonton Noodles
- Nice springy wonton noodles
- Nice decor, professional service, worth a try
Facilities
- Noise level Loud
- Budget Medium
- Alcohol NO
- Air condition YES
- Accept credit card NO
- Serve breakfast NO
- Serve halal NO
- Serve vegeterian YES
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- Duration
- 1.0 day
- Estimated
- 42.74 USD
- Total travel distance
- km
- Number of places
- 10 places
Location
77 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Tips for you
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The restaurant still opened on Chinese New Years but with a 10% service charge for the holidays.Prices
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Payment method is cash only. And they don't provide napkins so be prepared to bring your own.What to bring
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You may need to note that the serving bowls are very small, tinier than a rice bowl. The small bowls are said to keep the noodles from going soggy.What to know
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Make sure you put a bit of chilli sauce for the noodle and the vinegar for the wanton and eat separately.Things to do
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If you come with a group, you can order the Set menu (combo) which can share with others.Things to do
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The menu are displayed both in Chinese and English.Service
Reviews
If you are foreigner visiting HK, the wanton noodle is a must try. It is not like any of those in US, Australia, Europe, Singapore, Malaysia, or parts of Asia. The noodle is well prepared with the right feeling (hard/soft, thickness etc). The soup is also very original. The wanton is simply nice. All properly done in this restaurant. Although more expensive than the one in the streets in HK, you still get the value (you are in the Peak).
My gosh, the real yum is the prawn roe dried noodle's SOUP and their signature wanton! Doubt it is in their menu. order separately and enjoy!
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