Magic Fusion Cuisine

Just purchased a HK egg waffle from here. I remember purchasing one in the past that was crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy in the inside. This time I feel like they rushed my egg waffle because it’s not that crispy on the outside and the inside was «just cooked». Perhaps I caught them at a bad time as they were busy scooping fish balls for other customers and getting their orders on check. Also they charged me tax on a $ 3 waffle. Usually most Chinese places would charge you $ 3 for 1 or $ 5 for 2 orders no tax.

This is my go-​to place to eat whenever I am in First Markham Place, as all the other food places offer big meals, and I believe this is one of the few ones wherein I could get a simple small snack.
I always try to get different small snacks (sandwiches) everytime, and I must say the portion sizes are much smaller than other HK style places, and the taste is bland most of the time, therefore 2 stars for the food.
Service is friendly, so I am giving them an additional star for that.
Over-​all pretty average HK style place for a small food court, I just really wish their portion sizes are more consistent with other HK style places in the area.

I’m only reviewing for their Hong Kong egg waffles because they’re the best. They’re soft and fluffy on the inside and, slightly crisp but not too hard on the outside. I can’t speak much about their other menu items but if it’s as good as these egg waffles, it can’t be half bad.

Although there are many options at the food court, I’ve been getting my lunch at this place for many years but recently they are making me uncomfortable by asking why I’m asking for take out. So I told her I wanted a lid because I cannot finish the entire meal. I’m not getting a soup that comes with the meal since I’ve asked for take out which is totally fine with me, I don’t want the soup anyways. I really dislike her attitude. If you want to charge for the lid and cutlery, then just say so.

I come here for breakfast and the food is good, BUT Man! THE SERVICE IS TERRIBLE.
the cashier girl gives me so much attitude when I order and even when I ask for less sugar in my lemon tea.
Stick to breakfast items and head over there to expect rude or disrespectful service.
Hopefully she’s been fired already and moved into a psych ward cause she honestly has mannerism issues.

Just like Calvin I am also surprised that there are so few reviews for this place. I use to come here on a regular basis when I worked close to the area. I would almost always get the meat sauce spaghetti and a cold milk tea which comes to about $ 8 – 9 after tax. You can also add chicken steak to it for about $ 2 – 3 more. I really like the sauce. Its really thick and full of flavor and has some cheese to top it off. I’m always super full after finishing this meal and when the chicken is added its just over. No need to go back to work if you finish the chicken as well. I’m just ready to pass out after a meal like that. The milk tea is just like you would get at any other Hong Kong Style eatery’s. Smooth, sweet and cold — perfect for a hot summers day. But I still get it cold even during winter. Its really addicting.

No review for this place even after 15+ years of existence? Wow. Though this place did change its name to Magic Fusion Cuisine several years back after undergoing an expansion.
For the prices offered in this place, I can’t argue much. It’s your typical fast food place serving typical fast food with typical fast food quality at typical fast food prices. They do have daily specials everyday which are worth it sometimes.
Drinks are hit or miss, depending on the quality of the tea (in the case of milk tea or iced lemon tea). I tend to have better luck with the drinks at night than during the day though.
For the FMP food court, this is overall one of the places I regularly visit simply because it’s usually open the latest and the low prices they offer. Phở Lings, Yan’s Cook, and Tasty House are some of the others I also recommend.