This was my first time eating at the Aberdeen food court. What made this food court unique was layout; you see the food stalls before the seating area. The seating area was very pleasant. They took advantage of the natural lighting with the ceiling to floor giant windows.
I walked around the food area looking for a restaurant. I wouldn’t help noticing that there was a line up at Leung Kee. Most stalls had one or two customers, but Leung Kee had eight or more. By far, Leung Kee was the busiest. I lined up at Leung Kee checking out their menu. They even had a LCD TV displaying orders ready for pick up.
I ordered the steam rice with spareribs in black bean sauce and cold Hong Kong milk tea. The dish also came with Chinese sausage, and veggies. Usually, this is a classic Cantonese dish is served at dim sum. The spareribs were tender and flavored decently. I think I like the spareribs at a dim sum restaurant better. The portion was pretty big with lots of spareribs and rice. My value lunch was $7.09 including the cold drink.
Five Loaves Rating:
Value: 7
Quality: 7
Overall: 7
Verdict: Decent valued meal!
Tags: Aberdeen, Chinese sausage, cold Hong Kong milk tea, Qoola, steam rice with spareribs in black bean sauce
