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  • A long-time tenant at the First Markham Place food court, featuring Hong Kong style snacks, meals, and drinks. Whether you're grabbing a bite as you walk around the mall or looking for a quick meal, this can be your stop on a budget. The menu features all your HK classics - baked rice and pastas, sandwiches, instant noodles, chicken wings, deep fried toast, and a personal favourite - bubble waffles! Combos and daily specials are available all day long - featuring the addition of a small drink (usually either coffee or HK-style milk tea) while some will include a side of soup (usually the more dinner-style dishes). On my most recent visit we ordered the chicken with coconut sauce baked rice (???????), combo B8 satay beef bun and ham omelette (??????????, and K11 super thick HK style French toast (?????) with peanut butter added. The baked rice came with soup and drink (not advertised) and the other two came with a drink. You can upgrade your drink from hot to cold, and from coffee or tea to other options - you'll find everything from classic HK cafe options like Horlicks and Ovaltine to bubble teas. The baked rice was a good portion - great bang for buck. The coconut sauce was flavourful and not too heavy, and the chicken fit well and was in decent quantity. The satay beef bun was smaller than expected - there was a thin single lettuce slice in the bun that didn't add much, and the bun had a beef dip kind of sensation. Fortunately, the bun was well toasted and not overly crunchy or chewy. The omelette is as the name suggests - simple sliced ham in a rolled up omelette. The portion was smaller but you get some variety, making for a decent lunch meal if you're looking for a lower-carb alternative. Finally the French toast - remember, HK style French toast is deep fried - so it's definitely not one of healthier options! A good portion size, accompanied by just the right amount of syrup, Magic Fusion makes a great HK style French toast! If you're looking for a quick snack and changing it up from the go-to bubble waffle, I recommend their French toast - a classic at an affordable price, with a drink to go with it! Not something to carry around, but there's plenty of seating available especially if you're on an off-peak time. Overall, nothing super fancy - just your HK cafe classics and a few items with a modern/North American twist. Good bang for your buck if you're in the area, especially if you're already in First Markham Place!
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