Marathon Cafe

This place was recommended to me from a local friend for the award winning milk tea and milk tea/coffee. Great tea taste in both and very silky. The satay beef instant noodle combo is great value at ~$12. If you get cold milk tea, get less sweet. Best bite was the milk tea, and the worst was the hk style French toast weirdly there was no peanut butter in the centre. Overall it’s a solid hk breakfast spot!

Small, fast paced, canteen style cafe. Great flavours, good portions and excellent hk milk tea!!! You can also buy 1-2L versions of the hk milk tea for home!!!

Pretty good food. On the pricier side of HK style cafe but the quality seems slightly better. Overall I think there are better options elsewhere but this is still worth going to. One thing that made me remove a point is I’m not sure how sanitary is the store. I’ve seen some sus activities.

Their pork chop tomato sauce baked rice is a 4 out of 5 but their curry beef brisket with rice is a 2 out of 5 as the beef that was used was very tough and the curry sauce was a bit watery. The flavour profile was just off. Even though the picture makes it look like the sauce was burned, it didn't taste burned. It was actually quite tasty including the rice. Friendly staff. Tables are a bit crowded if you choose to sit and eat here. Parking: Limited parking as this is a commercial plaza with random stores, but there's a massive lot across the street if need be.

got this from uber. why is like this? definitely not remembering it’s this kind of bun. milk tea is yummy as usual. omelette and sausage is average.

Their Friday special is da bomb! Deep Fried chicken leg with pasta/rice and several choices of sauce. On the flip side, their other dishes on the menu were just decent. What this place stood out for me are their milk teas! Arguably the best in town! I'm a huge fan of milk tea... and thus far, no other HK cafés could replicate the delicious milk tea Marathon brings.

Came here the second time and a bit dissatisfied. The price went up. A bake tomato chicken rice and a medium cold mil tea came up to $20 cash. After waiting for 40 mins, ended up finding out that they forgot to make my order. I ended up with a sad baked rice that was obviously not cooked correctly because the rice was cold and the top was not charred. Overall, this is an okay place. But will prefer other hk cafe because of the expensive price.

Greatest thing I have put in my mouth all year. The savoury noodles combined with the buttery egg sandwich and the refreshingly sweet lemon tea was the ultimate comfort meal for a decent price.Food: 4/5

Food is OK but reliable HK-style drinks I would have given 3 stars but the drinks are what give it the 4th star. Prices have increased but we’re out here living in a recession so it’s not really their fault. Happy that they’re open on most holidays though. They were PACKED on Christmas Day…but open nonetheless.

Came here for brunch and ordered one of their sandwich combos pineapple bun with egg and ham + small HK milk tea. Portions are decent and got exactly what I imagined. It gets busy so be prepared to wait in line. They have quite an extensive menu. Definitely order their milk tea.