The bubble waffles were really good and reminded me of the ones in Hong Kong. The mural on the wall was also very well done. Only note is my friend mentioned that she wished the peanut butter toast had more peanut butter on the sides. (It was a bit sparse except in the very center)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Waffle
miki ruangprasert
Great place to get salted egg yolk French toast!
Food: 5
Khristian Pena
Delicious and unique. A great first experience for Hong Kong cuisine.All of the dishes were delicious and the portion sizes were generous and fulfilling.Pan Seared Garlic Steak - 10/10 (rich and flavorful)Hong Kong Fried Jumbo Wings - 10/10 (awesome blend of chili and garlic with a golden crust)Portuguese Coconut Chicken - 9/10 (heavy but in a good way, it mixed well with other entrees)
Parking: Plaza is very full on weekends and evenings but it’s not too much of a challenge to find a spot. May require a bit of a walk
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ramisa Ahmed
The wings, steamed rice rolls, and chow fun were all delicious!! Would love to come back and try other things!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Mak
First off the food overall is decent. Not the best but not the worst.French toast is good. Egg tart and black sesame tong Sui are decent. (the store bought frozen egg tart is better tho). The mung bean soup is too liquidy.Service on the other hand is where things fall off the rail.We asked for a lid for the tong sui, and the lady at the counter said no lid. We then asked for a to-go box instead and she said no to-go box either.I was confused about no to-go boxes statement. I went ahead and ordered red bean soup online to see how it would come out. It was prepared in a to-go container after they told us no to-go containers available which was clearly a lie. If they had asked for a small fee for it instead I would have been ok with that.Also, a note that the price for the to-go order was the same as the dine in price but definitely a smaller portion.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 1
Melissa Kainneranart
Sweet Spot is a traditional Cantonese style food with a modern twist. My favorite is definitely the chicken wings, stir fried noodles, fried pork chop cutlet, and the Hong Kong style lemon tea. I’ve also had the Hong Kong French toast with stuffed salted egg custard. It’s a good pairing if you like sweet and salty desserts. The custard inside is a liquid filled salted egg custard that gives it a good balance and not over powering. If that’s not your thing then try the fusion bowl it is custom made bowl to your liking but definitely add a bubble waffle.
Vegetarian options: Veggie fried rice, Cantonese style braised tofu, and Chinese style broccoli with oyster sauce
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Pomelo Sago, Waffle, Cantonese Style Beef Chow Fun, Style French Toast, Ice Cream Bowl, HK Style French Toast, Fried Rice
chao you
never come back .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Pasu Chu
What a hidden gem! Authentic taste from Hong Kong. Great value for the money.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jiyue Yu
What a sin! The most unpalatable restaurant with the lowest value for money. It’s just garbage made according to the old American taste. Isn’t the black pepper beef fillet spaghetti just a proper black pepper beef fillet lo mein? You’d really vomit after eating it if you weren’t easy to cheat. If you are an American, please make a detour for their curry chicken baked rice. The chicken breast tastes like Xingzhou fried rice noodles. The taste of an American takeaway restaurant is the authentic Chinese food. The taste is lightning protection.
One of the best, imo. Food is great and prices are decent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: world famous hong kong egg bubble waffle 正宗港式鸡蛋仔, Beef Chow, HK Style French Toast
Wing Yee Chan
It's very Hong Kong special. Yi Ge's baked pork chop rice is delicious, and the decoration is very thoughtful. It's worth coming! ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hari Sinha
Good taste, portions.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nicole Oey
It's a cafe, it's a restaurant, no a dessert place. It could be ANYTHING u like! They have fried rice and chow fun, to egg waffle and cripy tofu bites, to ice cream bowl and boba! Place is nice because it's quiet, it could get busy at night tho. If u come here to study, best if u sit on along the wall seat bcs they have plugs. Other than that u have bar stools with a table. Food came pretty quick, they have all the to-go stuff ready on the corner if u can't finish ur food which is very efficient. This place hits all the sweet spot ❤️
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
lestat Chow
I just ordered the X.O. rice roll noodle, she gave a Hong Kong style chow fun. I specifically pointed it on the menu #15. Then she gave me something else on #6. I am so disappointed and not happy about it.
It's okay. The servings are very plentiful.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
The bubble waffles were really good and reminded me of the ones in Hong Kong. The mural on the wall was also very well done. Only note is my friend mentioned that she wished the peanut butter toast had more peanut butter on the sides. (It was a bit sparse except in the very center)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Waffle
Great place to get salted egg yolk French toast!
Food: 5
Delicious and unique. A great first experience for Hong Kong cuisine.All of the dishes were delicious and the portion sizes were generous and fulfilling.Pan Seared Garlic Steak - 10/10 (rich and flavorful)Hong Kong Fried Jumbo Wings - 10/10 (awesome blend of chili and garlic with a golden crust)Portuguese Coconut Chicken - 9/10 (heavy but in a good way, it mixed well with other entrees)
Parking: Plaza is very full on weekends and evenings but it’s not too much of a challenge to find a spot. May require a bit of a walk
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The wings, steamed rice rolls, and chow fun were all delicious!! Would love to come back and try other things!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
First off the food overall is decent. Not the best but not the worst.French toast is good. Egg tart and black sesame tong Sui are decent. (the store bought frozen egg tart is better tho). The mung bean soup is too liquidy.Service on the other hand is where things fall off the rail.We asked for a lid for the tong sui, and the lady at the counter said no lid. We then asked for a to-go box instead and she said no to-go box either.I was confused about no to-go boxes statement. I went ahead and ordered red bean soup online to see how it would come out. It was prepared in a to-go container after they told us no to-go containers available which was clearly a lie. If they had asked for a small fee for it instead I would have been ok with that.Also, a note that the price for the to-go order was the same as the dine in price but definitely a smaller portion.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 1
Sweet Spot is a traditional Cantonese style food with a modern twist. My favorite is definitely the chicken wings, stir fried noodles, fried pork chop cutlet, and the Hong Kong style lemon tea. I’ve also had the Hong Kong French toast with stuffed salted egg custard. It’s a good pairing if you like sweet and salty desserts. The custard inside is a liquid filled salted egg custard that gives it a good balance and not over powering. If that’s not your thing then try the fusion bowl it is custom made bowl to your liking but definitely add a bubble waffle.
Vegetarian options: Veggie fried rice, Cantonese style braised tofu, and Chinese style broccoli with oyster sauce
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Pomelo Sago, Waffle, Cantonese Style Beef Chow Fun, Style French Toast, Ice Cream Bowl, HK Style French Toast, Fried Rice
never come back .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
What a hidden gem! Authentic taste from Hong Kong. Great value for the money.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a sin! The most unpalatable restaurant with the lowest value for money. It’s just garbage made according to the old American taste. Isn’t the black pepper beef fillet spaghetti just a proper black pepper beef fillet lo mein? You’d really vomit after eating it if you weren’t easy to cheat. If you are an American, please make a detour for their curry chicken baked rice. The chicken breast tastes like Xingzhou fried rice noodles. The taste of an American takeaway restaurant is the authentic Chinese food. The taste is lightning protection.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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One of the best, imo. Food is great and prices are decent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: world famous hong kong egg bubble waffle 正宗港式鸡蛋仔, Beef Chow, HK Style French Toast
It's very Hong Kong special. Yi Ge's baked pork chop rice is delicious, and the decoration is very thoughtful. It's worth coming! ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good taste, portions.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's a cafe, it's a restaurant, no a dessert place. It could be ANYTHING u like! They have fried rice and chow fun, to egg waffle and cripy tofu bites, to ice cream bowl and boba! Place is nice because it's quiet, it could get busy at night tho. If u come here to study, best if u sit on along the wall seat bcs they have plugs. Other than that u have bar stools with a table. Food came pretty quick, they have all the to-go stuff ready on the corner if u can't finish ur food which is very efficient. This place hits all the sweet spot ❤️
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I just ordered the X.O. rice roll noodle, she gave a Hong Kong style chow fun. I specifically pointed it on the menu #15. Then she gave me something else on #6. I am so disappointed and not happy about it.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
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