Cafe Tea Era 茶座

Hidden behind the DQ is an old house converted into a HK cafe. Came for afternoon tea where there was a small selection for afternoon tea. Prices were quite reasonable for some of the items and abit much for some others. Service was good considering a hk cafe. Egg and ham sando - Always judge a hk cafe by the eggs and quality of the bread. Unfortunately, this dish did not excel in either of them. Eggs were not runny, bread was on par with the other restaurants in the area. The...read full review

Came back to try the hk style toast during afternooon tea. Came already dressed with condensed milk, butter, and peanut butter. It was delicious: salty, sweet, buttery. Not crispy, but too delicious to care. The chicken leg and salad on the afternoon tea menu also looked super popular and tasty. A large portion, definitely looks worth the $8.50.

Randomly found this place on Google Map and I thought I can give it a try since it recently opened.I ordered the baked ox tongue rice with curry sauce and hot YinYang with condensed milk. The curry was decent. it’s very HK style cause they fried the egg in the rice first then bake it. It’s a bit overpriced though. My girlfriend ordered an iced milk tea and pan fried chicken rice with cream sauce. The rice tastes average but the portion is quite big.Yet, the milk tea the worst...read full review