Baby Cafe Hong Kong Bistros

I order takeout for the beefstew mix noodle and a side order of fried chicken wings which I promptly ate and forgot to take a photo because they smell so good. The food were good and cheap. What more can you ask for?

Menu is suspiciously extensive. Usually means they cant get everything right. However, our dishes were fine. Green beans were good. Bitter melon wasn't treated properly.

Love love this resturant

Good comfort food, good service, but seating is kind of cramp

Great for small bites and full dishes. Their pan fried noodles with tomato beef is legit.

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This place has an amazing variety of items! I came here with my husband to get some dessert and I'm almost regretful that we weren't hungrier. I ordered the mango queen dessert and he got the Thai Fried Rice. Both of them were delicious, the fried rice was made fresh and served to us piping hot. The mango dessert was soft and sweet. I'm excited to come here again!

Took the best part of Hotspot and added their own flair. Customer service is responsive and pleasant. Food was on par with their other branch in Chinatown which is a long way of saying it was good. I feel like they can exploit the happy hour more by increasing the portion of the snacks a little. That can win over some regulars.

Such a relax Chinese/ Hong Kong style restaurant during off-peak time. But they will get very crowded and busy since it is a small shop. The price is acceptable, taste and quantity is great for the price you paid for.

Baby Cafe reminded me of what's important. That's how incredible the food, atmosphere, and service was.

Came here for dinner on a Friday night at 7 pm. The entire first floor was packed, but luckily they had an open booth upstairs. We ordered a baked Portuguese chicken rice plate, pickled mustard and pork rice barrel, and mango sticky rice with taro mochi for dessert. Everything was excellent. Service was fast, friendly and attentive. Will be back for sure.

Nice Hong Kong style cafe (in case you're wondering, Hong Kong Style Cafe is almost the American version of Denny's or IHOP). Their menu is extensive and eloquent similar to a wedding photo book. My only suggestion to them is they should number their picture for ease of matching the picture with the description. They do have some happy hour specials but they are reduce portion size so Caveat Emptor!