Like Cafe

Pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food despite its shabby outer appearance. Inside, each table is surrounded by drapes to make the “room” more private. The menu was super diverse from breakfast items, to street food, to then dinner meals at an affordable price. Unfortunately we went at 7pm so there were no more rice noodles or haw fun. We ordered the curry porkchop, stuffed eggplant and peppers, fried fish with corn with white sauce on rice, pepper steak on rice, and peanut butter French toast. My favorite was the French toast - if I could I would order 5 of them. Perfectly soft and light crisp with a tang of saltiness matches cohesively with the syrup! The pepper steak was spicier than expected but bearable (it had a bit too much pepper imo but it was still good). The fish with cream sauce was not what I expected, it also had some cheese. Each rice dish actually had egg with rice on the bottom which was an added bonus. I would definitely come back for another French toast, as well as to try more of the gigantic menu.

I had the triple ramen which consists of satay beef, fish ball and honeycomb tripe. They gave me cuts of tripe that were super tough and gross, nothing like the menu pics. Others ordered the all day breakfast sets that include HK tea. Staff said they were all out of hot version so we asked if they offered alternative hot drink. They said coffee, which we said yes to....they charged us for the coffees. We have been here a few times and the quality of their service and food has gone down.

Th food was delicious just like Hong Kong style cafe. I would recommend everyone to try. The prices are reasonable. There so many choices to pick from especially the yummy HK style dishes. You are seated in your own table with privacy curtains I guess due to Covid or its the decor of the restaurant. They take credit cards and cash. One will have to find street parking so expect to walk a few blocks.

Came here for breakfast. Had Breakfast Combo B. I'm generally not a big fan of HK style milk tea, but they make theirs pretty good; although you have to add your own sugar. The soup base for the macaroni is a little bland. They use very shallow bowls so you get a whole lot of noodles but not so much soup. Fish ball shumai was disappointing. The rice noodle was a little on the hard side. Definitely not made fresh with the rice noodle machine. Service is pretty good.