Wei's Kitchen 阿緯廚房

Small cute cantonese Chinese restaurant in the heart of First Markham place. Parking can be a little troublesome during peak times. But this is cheap with decent quality! Note: Food took a little long to come out when it's a full house.

August 4, 2024 on Google

The duck was quite disappointing. It took a long time to come and there was no seasoning in the meat itself, the sauce was the only seasoning which made it taste bland when you got to the thicker portion of the meat.

March 30, 2024 on Google

This is a small restaurant in the heart of Markham in the busy First Markham Place is a nice break from the fancy places that are putting a huge dent in our wallets these days. The restaurant is one of the few places that provide a variety of double boiled soup at a very reasonable price. Most of the regular dishes are appropriately $16 each. You can’t beat the price and the food do taste good!! If you want a hearty meal without paying for the fancy decor, this is the place worthy to stop by and enjoy a good meal.

March 16, 2024 on Google

No frills, cheap and cheerful Cantonese restaurant located within First Markham Place plaza. Came here for lunch and ordered their $12 lunch menu items. They all come with a soup and hot beverage of coffee, tea or hot lemon water. It's more cost effective than nearby First Markham Place foodcourt. Had the spare ribs fried noodles, stir-fried eggplant chicken with steamed rice and steamed preserved vegetable tilapia with plain rice. All items were cooked to order. Tastes were well balanced, not too oily or added MSG. Staff was friendly and efficient. Cutlery and plateware are all clean. However, floors could use some scrubbing, walls and doors could use a fresh coat of paint. Surprisingly, ventilation is alright, I didn't get the greasy smell on my clothes. Many phone and walk-in customers ordering lunch menu items for takeout.

October 3, 2023 on Google

Good food but service disappointed me a little. They're known for their soups but when I got there they only had 3 options. Then she returned to say only 2 options. Then a walk in customer wanted the one I ordered and I fully can hear and see that. Then the server told another server to take the last option so they can give that customer my choice of soup. I found that rude. But overall the food was great.

October 12, 2022 on Google

A place for homestyle Cantonese dishes! This place has been around for 11 years. But, it’s my first time trying Wei’s Kitchen. The owners are from the province of Guangdong (formerly of Canton) just south of Hong Kong which is where my parents originated from and so the dishes are inspired from this region. Here for the lunch Specials which are around $7.99 - $8,99 and includes a clear homemade broth and a drink (HK style coffee or HK Milk Tea). So I grew up with this kind of comfort food .... my fave Steamed Minced Pork with Salted Fish on rice. The Cantonese style Chow Mein is really well done. The noodles with the right crispness with shredded pork & bean sprouts. The Stir Fried Beef with rice noodles were also tasty with a good ratio of noods and bean sprouts. Glad I tried this place for good food and value. I will be definitely go back to try more!! For more food adventures follow me on my instagrammer feed @hungry.jo

July 11, 2020 on Google

Casual restaurant inexpensive food. Lots of excellent dishes to choose to eat. No MSG at all. Top choice steam fish, hand peel chicken, sweet and sour pork, sweet potatoes green in shrimp sauce, salt Roast chicken and more......

March 31, 2018 on Google

Affordable, tasty place. The sign says Wei's Kitchen, but the menu says K & F. Service was good, but it took the waitress quite a while to take our order. The teapot had some tea stains (?) that I could wipe off with a tissue, so that seemed a little unclean. Food was good, but the salty fish and chicken with tofu bowl I ordered had very (and I mean very) little chicken and fish. At least there's a complimentary Chinese soup dessert at the end!

June 2, 2017 on Google