Silver Fountain Fast Food

This fast food has a wide menu and pleasing service. The Vegetarian delight rice noodle soup now at $10.50 is a big serving with plenty of veggies, mushrooms, tofu and more. Tasty and come with a HK Milk tea. Competitive pricing. The chairs in the food court, however always make noisy squeaky sound when moved. This makes the dinning experience uncomfortable.

We’ve been going here for a few years now :) Food is always received promptly, and flavour is consistently good. Our go-to’s are the salt and pepper deep fried fish, spicy tofu with salt and egg-shrimp on top of rice. The ladies that work there are so nice to us!

Like to order the food there.The menu has a wide varieties. I love the pork chop noodles and beef Brisket noodles so much. the set dinner menus are very reasonable cost too. i ordered dinner for 6 a few times when i have visitors. The person answered the calls is very friendly. The utensils that provided are in a package. I think it was great idea as it is safe and clean especially in covid time. I recommend this place.

Curry beef brisket noodle is ok …. Nothing special … $15 for the combo. Milk tea is good tho.

I came here to the food court yesterday and ordered the thousand island pork on rice. I ordered the same dish from Great Fountain Fast Food because I was curious. I also had help to eat them. There was a marked difference between the two dishes in terms of portion size and philosophy. The dish is exactly as you would expect but may be a bit spartan. It comes with a drink, white rice and the pork on top with sauce. The dish at Great Fountain Fast Food (their competitor in the same food court) included a bit more but was a few dollars more. The competitor's meal included the same items but also soup. The skill and preparation gone into the dish at Silver Fountain appeared to generally be less than Great Fountain. For example, the pork's fried texture and sauce at Great Fountain was clearly superior to the Silver Fountain's thousand island pork because it seemed to indeed have more wok hey as other reviews have mentioned. But Silver Fountain's dish had slightly more pork in their dish and cost less. The rice at Great Fountain was superior because it was a simple egg fried rice whereas Silver Fountain only provides white rice. The rice was also topped with some Bok Choy and comes with soup whereas Silver Fountain does not. The lemon tea at Great Fountain had more lemons and a stronger tea flavour compared to their Silver Fountain. I am sympathetic towards the thin margins these small stalls have and I am pleasantly surprised by what they can provide. The dish at Silver Fountain had a lot of rice and a little bit more pork than Great Fountain. If the margins permit, I think the dish could benefit some a little bit of green in terms of vegetables or maybe even some chopped pickles in the sauce for colour. The dish at Silver Fountain was a dollar or two less than their competitor and is priced fairly. The service was good and pleasant. I heard the gentleman in front of me picking up his order saying multiple times that he was very hungry suggesting he wanted a little bit more. I can't be sure, but I think the worker at Silver Mountain comforted him gave him a bit more food. The lady at the front was also nice and warmer when I was ordering and picking up the food when compared to Great Fountain. The food quality is probably a bit better at Great Fountain but Silver Fountain stall strikes me as incredibly hard working, honest and looks out for the common man looking for good value.