Hong Kei 189 High Road, Willetton, Western Australia 6155

"Hong Kei undoubtably served one of the best barbecue pork wonton noodle dishes in Perth. They are famous for this local favourite and will not disappoint. Another dish which we love is the Assam laksa with prawn paste sauce. However be mindful that the only con would be their limited seating and you can’t make reservation during peak time. They were packed on Monday evening at 530pm, and the hectic staff tried hard to keep up with the rush and crowd between phone orders, queue and front counter."

"I recently had the pleasure of trying the BBQ pork at this establishment, and I must say, it was an absolute delight! The texture of the pork was incredibly tender, and each bite was a burst of flavor. The meat was so juicy and succulent that it practically melted in my mouth. It was evident that the chef had put a lot of care and expertise into preparing this dish. However, there is one aspect that left me a little disappointed—the vegetable accompaniment. While the BBQ pork was undeniably fantastic, the serving of vegetables was inconsistent. On multiple occasions, I found myself receiving more stalks than leaves, which was a bit off-putting. It would have been more enjoyable if the vegetables were consistently served with a good balance of both leafy greens and tender stalks. This inconsistency took away from the overall dining experience. In addition to the BBQ pork, we also decided to try their Teh Tarik drinks. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend them. The flavor was not up to par, lacking the richness and depth that I had expected. It was a bit of a disappointment considering the excellence of the BBQ pork."

"Apparently this place is famous for its bbq pork. It is indeed a small but busy restaurant. It is in a sort of run-down condition. There was a long queue and customers were blocking the entrance. We ordered two bbq pork noodles and 2 chams. The bbq pork was delicious, sweet and juicy. It was a casual and quick lunch."

"Tiny place but staff was above average in service and friendliness for such an establishment. Ordered famous bbq pork in 2 forms. The rice version has a good mix of fat and lean meat but still not quite melt in your mouth as reviewed by some. The noodle version was very lean and not easy to eat, especially when the slices are quite thick. Seasoning very dependent on the sauce and didn't quite get into the meat. It would have helped the experience greatly if they sliced the pork thinner. Wonton was great - thin skin with substantial meat content. I take 1 star for the pork and another star for the price of the rice version, which is a tad higher for what I felt was not a balanced offering in terms of sides."