On
Lee is a small restaurant and can serve not more than 20 persons at the
same time. There is a branch opposite to this main restaurant on the
same street.
Brisket of Beef has a strong delicious beef taste.
"Fish Slice and Wonton Noodle in bowl" - there is more than enough amount of MSG in wonton, which is exceptionally delicious.
On Lee Fish Ball Noodle
安利魚蛋粉麵
G/F,
55 Shaukeiwan Main Street East , Shaukeiwan, Hong Kong. (2 minutes walk
from MTR Shaukeiwan Station Exit B1, next to Tin Hau Temple )
香港筲箕灣東大街55號
Tel: 25606897
Opening Hours: Daily
Style: Noodle and snack
Average spending: $40
Date: December 2006
It
is said On Lee Noodle is very famous in Shaukeiwan Main Street East .
Its signature dishes include "Fish slice", "Brisket of Beef", "Soy Sauce
Noodle in bowl". On Lee is always crowded with people. This would
greatly enhance the taste of its foods psychologically, as we have to
wait for a while before seats are available. We order "Brisket of Beef
Noodle in soup", "Fish Slice and Wonton Noodle in bowl" and a plate of
"Kale with oyster sauce". The bill is $52.
Brisket of Beef in
"Brisket of Beef Noodle in soup" has a strong delicious taste of beef.
It is sliced into pieces. Beef texture is good. But noodle is only in
small portion. For "Fish Slice and Wonton Noodle in bowl", wonton is
exceptionally delicious. There is high probability that MSG has been
added in large amount. Fish slice is not special. But the soy sauce
noodle is in large portion. One point to mention is that the soy sauce
noodle still has a slight taste of soda powder. Noodle texture is
alright.
In order to maintain the taste, On Lee should have added
more than enough amount of MSC and the foods are a bit salty. It is not
bad to try the noodle in On Lee infrequently. But it is not in the list
of my best noodle and wonton providers.
Service: 3/5
Price: 3/5
Food: 3/5
Environment: 3/5
Variety: 4/5
Hygiene: 3.5/5
Overall: 3/5
Notice:
On Lee Fish Ball Noodle has 2 restaurants only and totally, namely the
main restaurant and the branch in the opposite. Any other noodle
restaurant with the same name is not related to this On Lee and is not a
branch of On Lee. **There is a noodle restaurant called "On Lee Dai Pai
Dong" next to this On Lee.
