On Keung Kee - that’s likely the right one. While the store front doesn’t ring huge bells (it’s kind of generic), the photos I found of the menu and the some of the seating looks very familiar. It’s close to where my sister’s place is and I remember it being not too far a walk from her place. I like the small neighborhood-y places in HK, so I often stop and eat at places that have what I’m in the mood for and generally look clean. It’s not unusual for me to eat and walk right out without thinking about the name of the place.
It’s definitely not Tai Ping Kitchen or Yun Kee in North Point. Those places look nicer than this joint I remember.
