[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop (Updated Apr)

#100 Ways to Travel 📍 Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop Address: 51 Parkes Street, Jordan, Hong Kong Business hours: 12:00-00:30 💫The first whole shrimp wonton HKD 50 💫Wonton noodles HKD 50 💫Rape HKD 26 With its whole shrimp wonton noodles, it has been recommended by Michelin for six consecutive years. This noodle shop, Mak Man Kee, is just towards the C2 exit of Jordan Station. You can see the yellow sign of Mak Man Kee after walking for about 5-6 minutes. , arrived at the store around 9 pm, fortunately there were not many people in the store. When we entered the store, the boss saw that we didn’t know what to order, so he gave us a menu with pictures. After ordering, the food was served quickly. The whole shrimp wontons were thin and juicy, and every wonton was delicious. Big and plump, the lo mein paired with wonton soup tastes just right but not too bland, highly recommended. #Hong Kong free air ticket travel guide #TripMoments #HK#Hong Kong Free Travel #Hong Kongfood#Mai Wen Kee Noodle House

Hong Kong Hong Kong Tourism There are many delicious gourmet foods in Hong Kong, but if you come to Hong Kong, you definitely want to eat them before you go home. I ate wonton noodles, so I'll share how it went. 📍 Mak Man Kee 📍 G/F, No. 51, Bai Cheese Street, Yau Ma Tei Mak Man Kee is a long-established wonton noodle shop founded in 1958 with a history of over 60 years in Hong Kong. This restaurant is said to have won the Michelin Bib Gourmand award in 2023 and 2024! This place is tourist-friendly and even has a Japanese menu with pictures! It's really helpful! This time I ordered shrimp wonton noodles. When it was first served, I could only see the noodles, so I thought, "Huh?" I thought so, but there were shrimp wontons galore inside They were mercilessly stuffed with shrimp, and it was really delicious! It's a super popular restaurant, so you'll have to share a table, but that's fun too #Hong Kong #Hong Kong cuisine #Hong Kong sightseeing #Hong Kong trip #Shrimp wonton noodles #Mak Man Kee Noodle House #MakManKee #Me and travel

A popular wonton noodle restaurant that has also been awarded a Michelin star. There are many locals at the restaurant, and the menu is in the local language. However, the staff brought me a magazine article that featured the restaurant in Japan and a Japanese menu, which was very helpful. The wonton noodle is characterized by its thin, elastic noodles, which are very satisfying to eat. And the wontons were delicious with plump shrimp, so I'm glad I went! It was completely different from Japanese ramen. There were many other menu items, so I'd like to try other things next time. It's easy to access and recommended. 📍 Mak Man Kee Noodle House G/F, 51 Parkes St, Jordan, Hong Kong #Hong Kong Tourism #Hong Kong Gourmet #Wonton Noodles #Michelin

🕰️Business hours: 12:00-00:30 📍Address: G/F, 51 Parkes St, Jordan, Hong Kong

#discoverchina Mak Man Kee is a famous wonton noodle shop in Hong Kong, and it definitely lives up to the hype. The noodles are springy and flavorful, and the broth is rich and comforting. The highlight is the dumplings—juicy, fresh, and a must-try! It’s a small, no-frills spot, but the food speaks for itself. Perfect for a quick and satisfying local meal. Don’t miss this when you in Hong Kong.

Australia Dairy Company near Jordan Station in Hong Kong is a famous store in Hong Kong with a long queue. I arrived at around 6pm on Sunday evening and was seated smoothly without waiting in line. I ordered hot stewed milk + ham macaroni + scrambled egg toast, which was delicious. The total cost was HK$101. Next door is Mak Man Kee Noodle House, which has been recommended by Michelin for many years and is also a famous restaurant with a long queue. There were not many people that day, but we needed to share the table. We ordered wonton noodles and Kyoto fried bean paste noodles. The wontons are delicious and highly recommended, but the noodles have no taste. The fried bean paste noodles are more flavorful because of the fried sauce, but they are ordinary. The bowl is cheaper at 46 Hong Kong dollars. I ordered a plate for 51 yuan, so I spent 102 yuan.

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If you come to Hong Kong, you must not miss these two classic delicacies - Mak Man Kee Noodle House and Australia Dairy Company. They are already recommended by tourists. Why don't you come?ಠ_ಠ 🦐 Mak Man Kee Noodle House｜Michelin recommended wonton noodles This noodle shop has been recommended by Michelin several times, so its quality is absolutely guaranteed. The first-ever whole shrimp wonton is truly a delicacy. The chewy shrimp meat is wrapped in a thin and transparent wonton skin. You can taste the full flavor of the seafood in every bite. The soup looks light but is actually delicious, making you want to have one mouthful after another. Moreover, Mai Wen Ji Noodle Shop does not set a minimum consumption limit. You can order a bowl of wontons for two people like us, so as to keep space in your stomach to continue eating, and avoid the peak dining hours and queues. 🐮 Australia Dairy Company｜Classic breakfast with a rich milky aroma This restaurant, which is so classic that it cannot be ignored, is open for breakfast but actually until 22:00. It has always attracted countless diners. And unlike what others say, the restaurant is not bad-mannered and does not throw plates. The waiter even kindly recommended dishes to us! The smooth taste of hot egg white stewed in fresh milk will make you a regular customer after trying it, but it is a bit sweet. For a hand-shaken drink, it is probably half sugar or at least sugar. If you like almonds as much as I do, don’t miss the iced apricot juice stewed eggs. It tastes like almond tea pudding, fragrant and not greasy, it’s amazing! But what I remember most is their scrambled egg toast, which has a strong milky flavor and just the right amount of saltiness. I can’t stop eating it! I think I can eat ten servings (˶‾᷄ ⁻̫ ‾᷅˵) In summary, these delicacies will leave you with wonderful memories of your trip! If you’re planning on visiting Hong Kong, be sure to put these restaurants on your list. You won’t be disappointed! #HongKongTravel #HongKongFood #MakManKeeNoodles #AustraliaDairyCompany

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #HongKongNoodles For Mak Man Kee Noodles, AG would like to give it the title of my favorite noodle shop. We ordered shrimp wonton noodles, red pork noodles in both soup and dry, and Chinese kale in oyster sauce. Every bowl was delicious and to our liking. The soup was rich and easy to drink. It is worthy of the Michelin award for 7 consecutive years. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 For those who want to try this shop, you can take the subway to Jordan Station, open GPRS, and walk to the shop. It is not difficult. The shop is near the famous Breakfast shop and Here Dimsum is also in this area. I guarantee that it is delicious and not expensive.

Recommended menu: • Wonton noodles: Wontons made with plump shrimp and chewy thin noodles are the characteristics of this dish. • Braised pig's trotters: A popular dish with a rich flavor. Access: • Address: G/F, No. 51, Pak Cheese Street, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong • Nearest station: About 3 minutes walk from Jordan Station MTR Opening hours: • 12:00-0:30 Travel tips: • Avoid crowds: It gets crowded during peak hours, so avoid lunchtime to enter the restaurant smoothly. • How to order: The menu may only be in Chinese, so it is a good idea to check the menu you want to eat in advance. #0 yen trip January 2025

The name Mai Wen Kee has been popular on the Internet for some time in recent years, and many celebrities have introduced it. I finally tried it this time. Saturday lunch time only took about 10 minutes. However, the environment inside the store was narrow and a stage was needed. The couple opposite had to stand up and give up their seats three times in just 30 minutes to allow the guests behind to enter and exit. So you can't enjoy the food too comfortably. Net wonton $50: Handmade, the shrimp in the wonton is big, the meat is fresh and refreshing, the meat ratio is relatively small, and the skin is thin and delicious. Pork Knuckle Noodles $58: Unexpectedly, the portion of this pork knuckle noodles is quite big, with 4 large pork knuckles. The taste is chewy and full of collagen. 😂Not much meat, not the dripping pork knuckle like in Southeast Asia. The pork knuckle and noodles are also very flavorful and not too salty. Rapeseed $26: Normal, but special because it uses (probably) roast goose oil 🍜Food : 8/10 🏖️Environment/Facilities: 6/10 👧🏻Service : 6/10 💰Average consumption per person: $$50-$100

Visiting date: 11/18 at 3:30 p.m. The shrimp wontons have a thin and crispy skin and eight shrimps inside, and are very delicious! The pig's feet are not greasy at all. There are three of them. I also recommend them. The two together cost 97 Hong Kong dollars, which is a very high cost-performance ratio in Hong Kong. Michelin Bib Gourmand recommended, would like to visit again☑️ Transportation: MTR Jordan Station Exit C2 #HongKong #Jordan #Food #MichelinRestaurantFood

For our first night snack, we chose ##Mai Wen Ji Wonton Noodles. They are famous for their wonton noodles, but we were afraid we couldn’t finish them, so we ordered the original shrimp wontons and fermented bean curd pork knuckle noodles. It was my first time eating Hong Kong-style noodles. The noodles were chewy but not uncooked at all. I fell in love with it the first time I tasted it. My partner and I told each other that this was very good and that we liked the noodles. We also ordered some vegetables. They charged extra for oyster sauce, but the vegetables wouldn't taste right without oyster sauce. But we ordered it anyway, and it tasted great! If it's a midnight snack, I think it's a good choice After eating, I went to the nearby ##Australia Dairy Company to eat stewed milk and drink tea, but if you come here specially for a meal, it is actually not necessary. We later found a delicious restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui 😂 Maybe you can try many wonton noodle specialty stores #HongKongFood #Jordan #HongKongJordan

#familytrips2024 Mak Man Kee Noodle in Hong Kong is a haven for noodle aficionados seeking a taste of culinary excellence. Located in the bustling district of Jordan, this humble eatery serves up bowls of pure delight that are worth the wait in line. The star of the show is their signature wonton noodles, boasting springy noodles perfectly complemented by plump and flavorful wontons swimming in a fragrant broth. Each bite is a symphony of textures and tastes that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more. While the ambiance may be basic, the devotion to crafting impeccable noodles is evident in every dish served. For an authentic taste of Hong Kong's culinary heritage, Mak Man Kee Noodle is a must-visit destination that promises an unforgettable dining experience.

Do you know Egg Noodles? Soft noodles and generous amount of gomyeong And the refreshing broth is the best, so I eat it every time I go to Thailand I think once you try it, you'll be addicted to the taste and keep coming back The broth is refreshing and clean, so I like it Come and try it #TravelSupportEvent

#winhkflight Mak Man Kee Noodle House in Hong Kong is a famous restaurant known for its delicious noodles. Located in the bustling district of Jordan, this noodle house has been serving up traditional Cantonese-style noodles for generations. The menu features a variety of noodle dishes, including wonton noodles, beef brisket noodles, and shrimp dumpling noodles, all made with fresh, high-quality ingredients and flavourful broths. The noodles are handmade with precision and skill, resulting in a perfect texture that keeps customers coming back for more.The restaurant itself has a bustling atmosphere, with diners seated closely together at communal tables, creating a lively and authentic dining experience. Despite its modest appearance, Mak Man Kee Noodle House is a favourite among locals and tourists alike, drawing crowds with its delicious and comforting noodle dishes. It's a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of authentic Hong Kong cuisine. I want to try the wanton noodle in Hong Kong

We went to eat late at night after coming back from Disneyland. We didn't have to wait in line very long. The restaurant cooked the food quite quickly. We ordered wonton noodles. The wontons were very big and the shrimps were big. The noodles were cooked just right and chewy. The price was not expensive compared to the quality of the food. The dry noodles with pork in chili sauce were very delicious. The sweet and sour taste was complete. We ate it without seasoning. 🚇 How to get there: Take the MTR to Jordan Station, Exit C2, and walk about 100 meters. 🍜 The restaurant opens from 12:00-00:30 PM daily. #Flying to Hong Kong #Hong Kong Review #Hong Kong Travel Now #What to Eat in Hong Kong #Hong Kong #What to Eat in Hong Kong #Hong Kong Noodles

One of my must try in HK!! #Hongkong #Foodie The best shrimp dumplings Ive ever had.

Mak Man Kee Noodles!!! It'a always a must to visit when in #HongKong ! Best wanton noodles mixed with chilli and vinegar is the way to go! with big fresh wanton, every mouth is filled with happiness! 😍😍😍

#HongKong #HongKongRestaurantRecommendations #HongKongFoodGuide #WontonNoodles Mak Man Kee is a long-established restaurant located on Parkes Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Its signature dish is of course wonton noodles, a must-try delicacy for locals and tourists. Eating wonton noodles is a must-do when visiting Hong Kong, and it is also one of the must-eat delicacies. In fact, there are quite a few shops specializing in fresh shrimp wontons in Hong Kong. It is not difficult to eat wonton noodles anywhere. You can enjoy it all around. I personally prefer to come to This Mai Wen Kee Noodle House in Jordan is a famous restaurant recommended by Michelin from 2018 to 2022. Wonton noodles are a traditional Chinese Cantonese dish, usually made of a thin layer of noodles wrapped with pork and fresh shrimp. At Mak Man Kee, their wonton noodles have thin noodles, delicious soup, and tender and smooth whole shrimp wontons. The texture is refreshing and chewy, which makes people linger on the taste 🥰🥰 The fermented bean curd pork knuckle is another must-try dish. This dish uses fermented bean curd as seasoning, making the pig's trotters delicious and soft, with tender meat and a richer flavor... It melts in your mouth and feels so good~ Other must-order dishes include braised beef brisket, oyster sauce kale and broccoli. Despite the small size of the restaurant, Mak Man Kee is still able to attract a large number of diners to enjoy the food and experience the atmosphere of old Hong Kong. ❶ Braised beef brisket: $82🥰🥰🥰 The meat is very tender and has a rich taste ❷Southern Roasted Pork Knuckle: $89 🥰🥰🥰 Full of gelatin, delicious taste, soft texture, tender meat, rich gravy ❸Yun Dun Noodles: $44🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Wonton noodles with clear soup, impeccable💯👍🏻

It was a Sunday and we had to wait for a table during lunch time. It is truly a popular traditional shop. Originally I wanted to eat at a nearby restaurant, but it was closed on Sunday. So I opened the saved maps on my phone and checked the restaurants to try, and found these famous restaurants with the same name. After eating, I found that it lived up to its reputation. The soup was very good, even better than Mai Wai, and the noodles were 50 50. The place was clean and cheap (compared to Mai Wai). There were a variety of styles (but you couldn't order both). It is a place worth visiting again and again.

#2023旅行愿Wonton noodles are one of the must-eat delicacies in Hong Kong. Every time I return to Hong Kong, I will rush to eat it first. No matter the noodles, wontons or soup base, they are all delicious. In fact, one bowl is never enough, so I always order a bowl of noodles and a bowl of wontons. #麦文记万顿面 I really want to eat #2023旅行愿 A bowl of wonton noodles, rapeseed, pig's feet, and a coke.