Yee's Restaurant, or 文仔記 in Chinese, is a BBQ meat vendor in addition to being a "tea restaurant" with a pretty extensive menu of most Hong Kong style entrees. The portions are pretty generous, and of decent quality. I haven't compared it against Kim Po (which is at corner of Powell and Broadway, another restaurant I'll post a review later).
Went in for lunch today, and ordered a pretty simple dish: cha-siu pork and loose eggs over rice 叉燒滑蛋飯 (Number 73 on the menu). It's not bad. You get PLENTY of rice. The eggs are a bit too loose to my liking, and the cha-siu is quite salty instead of flavorful, but there is a lot of the meat. So maybe 3.5 out of 5.
Their menu is online, but the version on their website is old, and prices have risen quite a bit. It was $7.00, it's now $12.00. In the terms and conditions, it's clear the website was NOT affiliated with the restaurant itself... Huh?
Still, not a bad place to eat, in a "greasy spoon cafe" sorta vibe.
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