54th Ave Cafe
$$ • Cantonese, Chinese, VegetarianAbout 54th Ave Cafe
Customers' Favorites
Fried Rice with Egg White and Dried Chinese Scallops
sliced beef with mixed vegetables 牛肉四寶蔬
Chicken with Black Bean Sauce 罗定豆豉鸡
Stirred Fried Duck with Lettuce Wrap
Ham and Cheese Filled French Toast
Seafood Fried Curry Flat Noodle
Squids Were Too Hard to Eat
Peking Duck with Pancake 2
Baked Seafood over Rice
Ground Beef Congee
54th Ave Cafe Reviews
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We had our family gathering and ordered the dishes from the combination menu. All the dishes we tried were perfectly flavourful, not too oily, not too sweet or salty, just amazing! The starter Cantonese style ‘Bo’ soup set the standard for the taste that was to come. We had Peking duck that was crispy and delicious. Braised spicy eggplant with shredded pork in hot pot was one of my favourite. Eggplant is very difficult to cook well to taste good. Theirs is my pick...read full review
Couple times eating in lunch , food is nothing to complain feeling they’re OKAY
Try the house special chowmein so good I will return
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
The 54th Ave Cafe is a well-liked restaurant featuring a clean and spacious dining room. The food is celebrated for being authentic and delicious, with generous portions and reasonable prices. Customers particularly enjoy the complimentary Cantonese soup and menu items like screened rice noodles, lemon chicken, and egg-foo-young. Recently, guests have praised the cafe for its comfort food, highlighting dishes such as stone pot rice with Chinese sausage and greens, and pork chop baked rice. While the stone pot rice was tasty, some felt it needed extra soy sauce for flavor, and the pork chop could have been more saucy. Nonetheless, the portions were giant, leaving diners feeling full and satisfied. Many also enjoyed the HK French toast, rating it 5/5, along with refreshing drinks like lemon iced tea and HK milk tea. The service has been described as exceptionally friendly and attentive. Overall, while the cafe may not be Michelin-star quality, it is considered a neighborhood gem that offers great value for money. The café is praised as an underrated hidden gem, serving perfectly flavourful food that is not too oily, not too sweet or salty. Dishes from the combo set menu are very good value for money, featuring crispy Peking duck and braised spicy eggplant with shredded pork in hot pot. The starter Cantonese style ‘Bo’ soup sets the standard for the taste to come. Other favorite menu items include the 1000 island sauce pork chop, soya sauce prawns, deep fried whole oysters, and a tasty minced pork string bean with spicy sauce. The comfort food is highly recommended, with the Noodle soup with beef and tendon in preserved duck egg soup noted as one of the best. The cafe has comfortable seating, though it may be necessary to wait a bit for warm service.