Cha Kee
$ • Cantonese, Chinese, Vegan Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Cha Kee
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I believe this is the only cha chan tang in nyc, maybe the whole world that set breakfast marconi in soup that does not come with eggs or additional $1.50 for a super tiny egg.
It was my first time coming here. I would give 4.3 stars to 5 stars. I have the steamed rice roll mixed sauce, soy sauce egg fried noodles, curry fish balls and fried wonton with a Iced HK Style Milk Tea. Some were good and other foods not that special. I loved the steamed rice roll mixed sauce. It is bit on the sweeter side. But if you loved peanut butter in it. It might be just right for others. Next time if I do get a chance to go again, I would try without the sesame seeds...read full review
So delicious!!!
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 10PM |
Cha Kee is a popular Hong Kong-style cafe located in the heart of NYC Chinatown, offering a traditional HK cafe experience. The restaurant features a clean, spacious interior with plenty of seating, including private booths, making it a comfortable place for both quick lunches and catching up with friends. The menu offers a variety of Hong Kong favorites, such as Hong Kong-style milk tea, baked spaghetti, stir-fried rice noodles with squid, and classic sandwiches and dumplings. The Hong Kong milk tea, especially the version with condensed milk, is highly recommended for its strong, rich flavor. Many reviewers praise the food for its authentic taste and good quality, with dishes like the fish with cream sauce, curry brisket with rice, and tom yum noodle soup receiving positive mentions. The atmosphere is modern and conversation-friendly, and staff are generally kind and patient, especially helpful when navigating the extensive menu. Some reviews note minor inconsistencies, such as missing ingredients in a peanut butter and condensed milk toast or variations in milk tea taste, but overall the experience remains satisfying. At night, the place transforms into a Japanese restaurant, adding to its versatility. Cha Kee is well-suited for those seeking a classic HK cafe vibe, delicious food, and a welcoming environment.