Sure Win Café 阿勝茶餐
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Sure Win Café 阿勝茶餐 Reviews
I ordered this baked pork chop rice for $10 flat. No tax. Tipping at your discretion. Good portion size and it also comes with a complimentary drink. The prices of their dishes are all very reasonable, mostly around the $9-$12 mark.
The pork chop rice is great because the rice has been stir fried then baked, which makes it more tasty. The pork chop itself was full of meat and minimal fat, not overly fried.
Keep in mind this is a food court with no service and a limited...read full review
The pork chop rice is great because the rice has been stir fried then baked, which makes it more tasty. The pork chop itself was full of meat and minimal fat, not overly fried.
Keep in mind this is a food court with no service and a limited...read full review
Don’t come here during peak times. The wait to get your food is unnecessarily hectic, up to 1 hour wait
It is located inside a food court, making it a great quick and casual option. I ordered the Beef Udon with Satay Sauce (C60) — the portion was generous, the flavors were solid, and the quality was excellent for the price (less than $10). The attendant was friendly, service was fast, and the food came out quickly. Tip: bring cash. A great choice if you’re looking for a filling, no-frills meal with good value.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Sure Win Café 阿勝茶餐 is a casual dining spot located inside a food court, offering a variety of affordable dishes mostly priced between $9 and $12. Customers appreciate the generous portions and good value for money. Popular menu items include the Baked Pork Chop Rice, which features tasty stir-fried and baked rice with a meaty pork chop, and Beef Udon with Satay Sauce, noted for its solid flavors and excellent quality. Some reviews mention the Satay Beef Vermicelli Soup as a great deal, packed with meat and veggies, though the satay flavor could be stronger. While the service can be hit-or-miss, with some reports of rudeness over the phone, the in-person experience is generally acceptable. However, the café is located in a run-down food court with limited seating, and some dishes may lack flavor or be overcooked. Overall, it’s a good option for quick, filling meals.