Legit I had brought extra money to buy a single sandwich and even 4 dollars wasn’t enough to get the cheapest thing on the menu. Plus they don’t take card at all. The sandwich they did end up making me had literally nothing inside but eggs and the thinnest slice of ham. I have never been so baffled at how expensive a tiny bakery could be. I felt absolutely scammed that I had to go home and put more ingredients on that sandwich to make it worth eating for lunch. Will not go back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Kevin C.
It's a great local cha cha tan (Hong Kong style tea house) for all your cafe cravings. Decent wonton noodles and braised brisket noodles. Their coffe or coffee/tea is wonderful in the morning. Go to would be the spam egg sandwich but any of the noodle dishes work well as you can pick on the type of noodle you want. wonton, rice, flat noodles. Another go to is their rice congee with chicken or fish. Very satisfying.
Hao T
Food is ok but service is bad
Danuel Liang
Never go again ！ Food taste bad and Expansive！
Vanessa Ou
My must-eats:+ Beef pan-fried udon noodle with an egg ?+ Any of their breakfast combos ?+ Chicken and corn rice w/ white cream sauceMy must-drinks:+ Honey lemon tea+ Milk tea/ HK Style Milk Tea / Coffee Milk TeaNot a lot of seating but they definitely get packed because it's very well loved.
daniel liang
Small store but with a massive variety of amazing food to pick from, whether you want a quick bite or a short wait for something hot. It's all good stuff
Jules
Best tea shop for HK styled breakfast.
Eva K.
Ordered beef with fried udon, beef stir fried flat noodle, bake chicken with spaghetti on tomato source and satay beef with instant noodle. Service was quick, food tasted good with fair potion from the price. The only complaint that I had was the lady who works in there not friendly at all, feels like she doesn't want to work there. I will go back for other dishes later.
Winnie Lai
Nice place for couples , but area space little small ..
Heng Y.
Paid $5.25 for 5 fish balls. Portion was so tiny I had to double check with the lady behind counter to make sure I got the right order.
Very good HK style breakfast. I like their butter pineapple bun the most.
Jing K.
Good café for Hong Kong cha cha breakfast or lunch. Good prices and quick service. They're not reinventing the wheel but just serving regular good food.
Loretta Xin
Some of breakfast items are tasteless but they do have a good milk tea. Recommend the drinks only. Food is only passable for flushing standards.
Ebby L.
The food is okay considering there aren't many traditional Hong Kong style food around. I always call to order. The guy (I think is the owner?) is always nice but the lady's phone manner is horrible. She has zero phone manners and is always rude and hangs up so fast; didn't even repeat my order to confirm.
Kathy C.
This spot deserves more hype. I got the satay beef macaroni and it was SO flavorful! The spam and egg toast was exactly how I imagined it to taste lol the prices here are also so affordable
Legit I had brought extra money to buy a single sandwich and even 4 dollars wasn’t enough to get the cheapest thing on the menu. Plus they don’t take card at all. The sandwich they did end up making me had literally nothing inside but eggs and the thinnest slice of ham. I have never been so baffled at how expensive a tiny bakery could be. I felt absolutely scammed that I had to go home and put more ingredients on that sandwich to make it worth eating for lunch. Will not go back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
It's a great local cha cha tan (Hong Kong style tea house) for all your cafe cravings. Decent wonton noodles and braised brisket noodles. Their coffe or coffee/tea is wonderful in the morning. Go to would be the spam egg sandwich but any of the noodle dishes work well as you can pick on the type of noodle you want. wonton, rice, flat noodles. Another go to is their rice congee with chicken or fish. Very satisfying.
Food is ok but service is bad
Never go again ！ Food taste bad and Expansive！
My must-eats:+ Beef pan-fried udon noodle with an egg ?+ Any of their breakfast combos ?+ Chicken and corn rice w/ white cream sauceMy must-drinks:+ Honey lemon tea+ Milk tea/ HK Style Milk Tea / Coffee Milk TeaNot a lot of seating but they definitely get packed because it's very well loved.
Small store but with a massive variety of amazing food to pick from, whether you want a quick bite or a short wait for something hot. It's all good stuff
Best tea shop for HK styled breakfast.
Ordered beef with fried udon, beef stir fried flat noodle, bake chicken with spaghetti on tomato source and satay beef with instant noodle. Service was quick, food tasted good with fair potion from the price. The only complaint that I had was the lady who works in there not friendly at all, feels like she doesn't want to work there. I will go back for other dishes later.
Nice place for couples , but area space little small ..
Paid $5.25 for 5 fish balls. Portion was so tiny I had to double check with the lady behind counter to make sure I got the right order.
Restaurantji Recommends
Very good HK style breakfast. I like their butter pineapple bun the most.
Good café for Hong Kong cha cha breakfast or lunch. Good prices and quick service. They're not reinventing the wheel but just serving regular good food.
Some of breakfast items are tasteless but they do have a good milk tea. Recommend the drinks only. Food is only passable for flushing standards.
The food is okay considering there aren't many traditional Hong Kong style food around. I always call to order. The guy (I think is the owner?) is always nice but the lady's phone manner is horrible. She has zero phone manners and is always rude and hangs up so fast; didn't even repeat my order to confirm.
This spot deserves more hype. I got the satay beef macaroni and it was SO flavorful! The spam and egg toast was exactly how I imagined it to taste lol the prices here are also so affordable