May Mei Cantonese Restaurant

This local Cantonese restaurant was recommended to me by my friends and they all recommended me to try the hot pot rice. My friend and I had the hot pot rice with pork and vegetables, mixed vegetables, and hot and sour soup. The hot pot rice was excellent but have to say that the vegetables was a little over cooked, but still good. The hot and sour soup was more Cantonese style and good. The mixed vegetables was a disappointment. There were a lot of lunch specials being offered ranging from $ 12 to$20. A lot of the customers were ordering the lunch specials and they looked pretty good I am willing to give it a try next rime.

Authentic Chinese cuisine with Hong Kong-nese taste and dishes. Top choices include deep fried squid w spicy salt, mixed seafood with bean curd hot pot, salted fish with chicken fried rice, and preserved egg with pork porridge (congee), but there's a lot of good stuff here! They can get real busy though, and sometimes the food comes out one at a time.

Came here after new years so they ran out of a lot of the items. Price is very affordable compared to other restaurants around the area. Typical Cantonese casual food, not overly salty. A good place to grab a quick bite. Floor is pretty slippery so be aware.

Good Cantonese home cooked food and good service. We had gai jin-mein, crispy with lots of chicken and green Yu choy, claypot rice with mixed meat and vegetables. Large portion.

We’ve been going to May Mei’s for years. Food quality is still very good. However, services have gone downhill and it really depends on who is helping you. I’ve recently went twice in a week with friends. Ended up with two very different experiences. Over lunch, the servers (two guys) were not very friendly and almost feel like we were not welcomed. Another visit late at night. The servers (ladies) were very nice and even though it was near closing time, they were still very prompt and friendly.