I really miss this place. Their braised green bean with pork is one of the best I've tasted. Wish they can bounce back from the kitchen fire and the pandemic eventually.
Wesley Lau
Best deal on chinese food. Lots of traditional Hong Kong dishes. Shame this place is closed after the fire.
SpenDoe
I love this place! It is always my go-to for fried rice. Staff is friendly, and service is great.
CHUCK
Affordable, fast Chinese food! No complaints.
Karen L.
I went during Covid, and the to-go experience was solid! The food was hot, yummy, no different from eating in restaurant. Please support small businesses in Chinatown!
Zi G.
Got a salt and pepper rid for take out. It costs $11 with less than ten pieces. I guess that's their COVID-19 price and size.
Nay Lin
Good and cheap. You will never find those kind of lunch menu in whole bayarea.
DaHzeBear
I love it! Food is very tasty and good. Dishes has a lot of quantity and quality!
Jinn Tsay
They only accept cash. Food were good and very good price.
Ed Lew
My family loves this place. It is cozy and the food is more like the home cooking my parents use to make in their kitchen.
A "hole-in-the-wall" Hong Kong style cafe that can steal my heart any day. The place is frequented with the local elderly Chinese patrons so that means 2 things:
Daniel L.
A "hole-in-the-wall" Hong Kong style cafe that can steal my heart any day. The place is frequented with the local elderly Chinese patrons so that means 2 things: 1) the food is a great taste Hong-Kong style classic meals (beef chow fun, baked pork chop rice, you know the deal) 2) the prices are cheap ($6-$10 are you kidding me?) Yes, the place is cash only so do come prepared. As mentioned, this cafe is shabbier in interior decor. Manage your expectations with that and the service, which you shouldn't have too high of a standard for, especially with some language barrier. They have special lunch specials with different dishes on each day of the week. ($6.15 includes a HK tea, which can be upgraded to a milk tea or any other of their cold drinks for .50 cents more) I had the baked porkchop for $6.05 during their lunch hours (11am-3pm). The porkchop was juicy and tender, the sauce flavorful, and a hefty portion. I left quite happy. Parking can be difficult around here but usually there should be metered spots a block or two nearby. I'll be back.
Sk Ho (Skho)
A la carte dishes at dinner are a bit underwhelming. The samba Kang Kong was under seasoned for my taste (could use more samba, heat, garlic, and salt). But their afternoon snacks are pretty good. Definitely a step up from the previous operation (e.g., ABC)
James
If you want Authentic Real Chinese food, this is one of many places to go here in Oakland China Town. Had Won Ton Noodles, Fried Fish and Beef Chow Fun. ?
Godfrey Hom
Good food, great prices during happy hours, the service is lacking and bathrooms need a lot of care. In other words, pretty typical Chinatown restaurant.
I really miss this place. Their braised green bean with pork is one of the best I've tasted. Wish they can bounce back from the kitchen fire and the pandemic eventually.
Best deal on chinese food. Lots of traditional Hong Kong dishes. Shame this place is closed after the fire.
I love this place! It is always my go-to for fried rice. Staff is friendly, and service is great.
Affordable, fast Chinese food! No complaints.
I went during Covid, and the to-go experience was solid! The food was hot, yummy, no different from eating in restaurant. Please support small businesses in Chinatown!
Got a salt and pepper rid for take out. It costs $11 with less than ten pieces. I guess that's their COVID-19 price and size.
Good and cheap. You will never find those kind of lunch menu in whole bayarea.
I love it! Food is very tasty and good. Dishes has a lot of quantity and quality!
They only accept cash. Food were good and very good price.
My family loves this place. It is cozy and the food is more like the home cooking my parents use to make in their kitchen.
Restaurantji Recommends
A "hole-in-the-wall" Hong Kong style cafe that can steal my heart any day. The place is frequented with the local elderly Chinese patrons so that means 2 things:
A "hole-in-the-wall" Hong Kong style cafe that can steal my heart any day. The place is frequented with the local elderly Chinese patrons so that means 2 things: 1) the food is a great taste Hong-Kong style classic meals (beef chow fun, baked pork chop rice, you know the deal) 2) the prices are cheap ($6-$10 are you kidding me?) Yes, the place is cash only so do come prepared. As mentioned, this cafe is shabbier in interior decor. Manage your expectations with that and the service, which you shouldn't have too high of a standard for, especially with some language barrier. They have special lunch specials with different dishes on each day of the week. ($6.15 includes a HK tea, which can be upgraded to a milk tea or any other of their cold drinks for .50 cents more) I had the baked porkchop for $6.05 during their lunch hours (11am-3pm). The porkchop was juicy and tender, the sauce flavorful, and a hefty portion. I left quite happy. Parking can be difficult around here but usually there should be metered spots a block or two nearby. I'll be back.
A la carte dishes at dinner are a bit underwhelming. The samba Kang Kong was under seasoned for my taste (could use more samba, heat, garlic, and salt). But their afternoon snacks are pretty good. Definitely a step up from the previous operation (e.g., ABC)
If you want Authentic Real Chinese food, this is one of many places to go here in Oakland China Town. Had Won Ton Noodles, Fried Fish and Beef Chow Fun. ?
Good food, great prices during happy hours, the service is lacking and bathrooms need a lot of care. In other words, pretty typical Chinatown restaurant.