Very surprised by their Soy Sauce Chicken, at a Hong Kong style cafe. Super, super good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ken Lo
HK style steak house. They only sell limited sets of the Hainan chicken rice daily, if you go there for this dish, it is better call to reserve it before going.Parking: Too many restaurants at the same plaza, it is difficult to find a parking space most of the time. You can try the underground parking.Kid-friendliness: They offer kid meals
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Hainan Chicken Rice 香滑海南鸡饭
G King
High prices + small portions = big no no. I'm ok with higher prices but at least give people a fulfilling meal.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Chris Z
Please do not go to this place. 1Over priced everything and plus they mandatory charge 15% tips. I dont understand why this place still exsist in the market.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Amy Y.
This is place seems to want to be a bar and HK diner. The interior is full of soccer themed memorabilia with TV's at either end of the restaurant, menu items include a good mix of baked rice and noodle soups. Appetizers include fries, wings and other deep fried goods that most bars would have. What was ordered: Chicken with a spinach cream sauce on rice - 1 piece of chicken cut into 4 strips in a white cream sauce with spinach mixed in, chicken had good flavour (it was seasoned well), I just wished there was more of it. Baked rice with chicken and tomato sauce - again 1 chicken breast cut into 4 strips, standard baked rice. Wagyu beef patty with omurice rice - at just over 22 bucks this dish was not worth it. The size of the meat patty was the size of something you would find in a slider. It was all rice and egg. Food is okay but not remarkable, nothing to set them apart. Meals come with the drink but no soup, on this day we were told they were having a special and a bowl of borscht was only 2 bucks more. It was okay.
Frank Zhu
Really enjoyed the best Hongkong style “milk tea”.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
donna lin
Please see the hair on the plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Philip Anupol (OrangeSkiesBurn)
Credit cards allowed after $50?! Ok whatever I paid cash. They need a visible sign indicating no credit until after $50 which disentangled make sense still. Smaller business that crew cards machines add a small fee, not lock credit cards until minimum $50!I've had better dog food than this. I ended up going to Gal's Sushi right after and had an udon. Many times better that what I had here!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Serafima Zibnitskaya
5 star because nothing to complain about. Got takeout breakfast. The host or waitress that helped me Carmen was very nice, understanding of me being in a hurry, helped me through the menu and to pick the item that fit my preference, budget, and time crunch. Asked about allergies and wants i like etc but all very quickly to accommodate me. Overall very polite, welcoming, warm, conscious and considerate of me. Mind that I came a little agitated because another place that I went for turned out to be closed, and here I felt instantly at ease. Calm atmosphere. Punctual, organized, clean. Pricier than a fast food sandwich and tea, but it also tastes more homemade and delicious. My lemon tea and sandwich was egg and ham or egg and sausage, and every part of it tasted excellent, like a cozy classic breakfast done right. Cost $10.68 with tax. I think I also came before they begin takeout so I also appreciate them accommodating me for takeout without any indication of inconvenience or delay. Will definitely return.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wayne Cheng
Unfortunately, the price has increased while the portion sizes have become noticeably smaller. This shift is disappointing, especially considering the restaurant's previous reputation for quality. The taste remains good, but the overall value for money has diminished.
Portion of the noodles were pretty small. Tastes were ok. Regarding services, some waitress ok but some not. There is no wait on a Sunday lunch time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Vonny W.
Breakfast is back at Chloe's Garden! Been for the last 6 months now according to the employees but it doesn't seem like many know about it; including myself, until I noticed on Google that they were open today, on a Saturday at 9:30 am then glanced at their menu online. Available only on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9:30 am.The place wasn't very busy around 10 am. We were seated almost immediately in a corner booth seat. Place was relatively clean, nothing to rave about though. We were offered menus and cutley, but had to ask for water - served hot.I ended up ordering the breakfast combo, E1, which was a mushroom omelette that came with butter toast paired with their ham macaroni. The omlette was thin with a minimal amount of mushroom. The toast was not really crispy, just slightly warmed (I wouldn't even say toasted) but loaded with salty butter which made it really taste. The ham macaroni was decent - nothing much to say about it. Overall, the combo was filling, especially after having the hot lemon tea that was complimentary.Service was friendly and efficient, and they were responsive to our questions when asked.It was interesting how food/drinks were served, as some were using reusable wear like the water cup, plate for my omelette and toast, and bowl for my macaroni; yet my hot lemon tea was in a paper to-go cup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Vonny W.
Breakfast is back at Chloe's Garden! Been for the last 6 months now according to the employees but it doesn't seem like many know about it; including myself, until I noticed on Google that they were open today, on a Saturday at 9:30 am then glanced at their menu online. Available only on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9:30 am. The place wasn't very busy around 10 am. We were seated almost immediately in a corner booth seat. Place was relatively clean, nothing to rave about though. We were offered menus and cutley, but had to ask for water - served hot. I ended up ordering the breakfast combo, E1, which was a mushroom omelette that came with butter toast paired with their ham macaroni. The omlette was thin with a minimal amount of mushroom. The toast was not really crispy, just slightly warmed (I wouldn't even say toasted) but loaded with salty butter which made it really taste. The ham macaroni was decent - nothing much to say about it. Overall, the combo was filling, especially after having the hot lemon tea that was complimentary.Service was friendly and efficient, and they were responsive to our questions when asked. It was interesting how food/drinks were served, as some were using reusable wear like the water cup, plate for my omelette and toast, and bowl for my macaroni; yet my hot lemon tea was in a paper to-go cup.
Chloe Au Yeung
Today I tried the sweet and sour pork on rice. I enjoyed the taste, and it reminded me of when I used to eat this dish in Hong Kong. The atmosphere was nice, similar to a sports bar but with more of a Chinese feel. Staff/waitresses were nice and patient, and took time explaining their menu, specials and different options, were I appreciated. Overall a nice experience, would definitely come back and bring friends and family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sweet and Sour Pork on Rice
Sam Samida
Not sure why rating this low. This place rocks. It is like a Chinese sport bar with TVs in Chinese. The menu is fantastic and covers wide range of food. I dislike people with attitude that they just leave negative feedbacks. This place is so fun but couldn’t understand a single word from tv. We it was lunch time and we went go this multiple high rise with plaza in the middle. Very hard to find parking. The place is like a sport bar. The service is great and they explain every item. We tried chicken wings with eggs and they were phenomenal. The waygu dish was a wow. Tried few other dishes. Prices very reasonable. Hope client be truthful and give this place the right stars
Very surprised by their Soy Sauce Chicken, at a Hong Kong style cafe. Super, super good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
HK style steak house. They only sell limited sets of the Hainan chicken rice daily, if you go there for this dish, it is better call to reserve it before going.Parking: Too many restaurants at the same plaza, it is difficult to find a parking space most of the time. You can try the underground parking.Kid-friendliness: They offer kid meals
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Hainan Chicken Rice 香滑海南鸡饭
High prices + small portions = big no no. I'm ok with higher prices but at least give people a fulfilling meal.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Please do not go to this place. 1Over priced everything and plus they mandatory charge 15% tips. I dont understand why this place still exsist in the market.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This is place seems to want to be a bar and HK diner. The interior is full of soccer themed memorabilia with TV's at either end of the restaurant, menu items include a good mix of baked rice and noodle soups. Appetizers include fries, wings and other deep fried goods that most bars would have. What was ordered: Chicken with a spinach cream sauce on rice - 1 piece of chicken cut into 4 strips in a white cream sauce with spinach mixed in, chicken had good flavour (it was seasoned well), I just wished there was more of it. Baked rice with chicken and tomato sauce - again 1 chicken breast cut into 4 strips, standard baked rice. Wagyu beef patty with omurice rice - at just over 22 bucks this dish was not worth it. The size of the meat patty was the size of something you would find in a slider. It was all rice and egg. Food is okay but not remarkable, nothing to set them apart. Meals come with the drink but no soup, on this day we were told they were having a special and a bowl of borscht was only 2 bucks more. It was okay.
Really enjoyed the best Hongkong style “milk tea”.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Please see the hair on the plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Credit cards allowed after $50?! Ok whatever I paid cash. They need a visible sign indicating no credit until after $50 which disentangled make sense still. Smaller business that crew cards machines add a small fee, not lock credit cards until minimum $50!I've had better dog food than this. I ended up going to Gal's Sushi right after and had an udon. Many times better that what I had here!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
5 star because nothing to complain about. Got takeout breakfast. The host or waitress that helped me Carmen was very nice, understanding of me being in a hurry, helped me through the menu and to pick the item that fit my preference, budget, and time crunch. Asked about allergies and wants i like etc but all very quickly to accommodate me. Overall very polite, welcoming, warm, conscious and considerate of me. Mind that I came a little agitated because another place that I went for turned out to be closed, and here I felt instantly at ease. Calm atmosphere. Punctual, organized, clean. Pricier than a fast food sandwich and tea, but it also tastes more homemade and delicious. My lemon tea and sandwich was egg and ham or egg and sausage, and every part of it tasted excellent, like a cozy classic breakfast done right. Cost $10.68 with tax. I think I also came before they begin takeout so I also appreciate them accommodating me for takeout without any indication of inconvenience or delay. Will definitely return.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Unfortunately, the price has increased while the portion sizes have become noticeably smaller. This shift is disappointing, especially considering the restaurant's previous reputation for quality. The taste remains good, but the overall value for money has diminished.
Food: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Portion of the noodles were pretty small. Tastes were ok. Regarding services, some waitress ok but some not. There is no wait on a Sunday lunch time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Breakfast is back at Chloe's Garden! Been for the last 6 months now according to the employees but it doesn't seem like many know about it; including myself, until I noticed on Google that they were open today, on a Saturday at 9:30 am then glanced at their menu online. Available only on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9:30 am.The place wasn't very busy around 10 am. We were seated almost immediately in a corner booth seat. Place was relatively clean, nothing to rave about though. We were offered menus and cutley, but had to ask for water - served hot.I ended up ordering the breakfast combo, E1, which was a mushroom omelette that came with butter toast paired with their ham macaroni. The omlette was thin with a minimal amount of mushroom. The toast was not really crispy, just slightly warmed (I wouldn't even say toasted) but loaded with salty butter which made it really taste. The ham macaroni was decent - nothing much to say about it. Overall, the combo was filling, especially after having the hot lemon tea that was complimentary.Service was friendly and efficient, and they were responsive to our questions when asked.It was interesting how food/drinks were served, as some were using reusable wear like the water cup, plate for my omelette and toast, and bowl for my macaroni; yet my hot lemon tea was in a paper to-go cup.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Breakfast is back at Chloe's Garden! Been for the last 6 months now according to the employees but it doesn't seem like many know about it; including myself, until I noticed on Google that they were open today, on a Saturday at 9:30 am then glanced at their menu online. Available only on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9:30 am. The place wasn't very busy around 10 am. We were seated almost immediately in a corner booth seat. Place was relatively clean, nothing to rave about though. We were offered menus and cutley, but had to ask for water - served hot. I ended up ordering the breakfast combo, E1, which was a mushroom omelette that came with butter toast paired with their ham macaroni. The omlette was thin with a minimal amount of mushroom. The toast was not really crispy, just slightly warmed (I wouldn't even say toasted) but loaded with salty butter which made it really taste. The ham macaroni was decent - nothing much to say about it. Overall, the combo was filling, especially after having the hot lemon tea that was complimentary.Service was friendly and efficient, and they were responsive to our questions when asked. It was interesting how food/drinks were served, as some were using reusable wear like the water cup, plate for my omelette and toast, and bowl for my macaroni; yet my hot lemon tea was in a paper to-go cup.
Today I tried the sweet and sour pork on rice. I enjoyed the taste, and it reminded me of when I used to eat this dish in Hong Kong. The atmosphere was nice, similar to a sports bar but with more of a Chinese feel. Staff/waitresses were nice and patient, and took time explaining their menu, specials and different options, were I appreciated. Overall a nice experience, would definitely come back and bring friends and family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sweet and Sour Pork on Rice
Not sure why rating this low. This place rocks. It is like a Chinese sport bar with TVs in Chinese. The menu is fantastic and covers wide range of food. I dislike people with attitude that they just leave negative feedbacks. This place is so fun but couldn’t understand a single word from tv. We it was lunch time and we went go this multiple high rise with plaza in the middle. Very hard to find parking. The place is like a sport bar. The service is great and they explain every item. We tried chicken wings with eggs and they were phenomenal. The waygu dish was a wow. Tried few other dishes. Prices very reasonable. Hope client be truthful and give this place the right stars
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4