Young Cafe
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About Young Cafe
Young Cafe Reviews
Great little neighborhood place. Food is always good and the service excellent. Always a quick, satisfying meal with the family.
The rice rolls are pretty good, rather glutinous and not authentic rice noodles. The leek dumplings are meaty and a bit greasy, so it’s okay to eat them with some vinegar.The black sesame paste is not very delicate, almost the same as making it at home.The soup was just average, I won’t order it again.
Great place for Chinese food and drinks like salted creme coffee or bubble tea. Will be back
Young Cafe offers a variety of tasty dishes like shrimp rice rolls, wontons, congee, and noodle soups. The Popcorn Chicken is well-seasoned, and the Pork & Shrimp Wonton with Chili Oil is a favorite among customers. The Beef Brisket Noodle Soup and Pork Knuckle Noodle Soup are generously portioned and full of meat. The drinks, such as Watermelon Juice with boba and Grapefruit Green Tea with crystal boba, are refreshing. Some customers find the boba texture a bit too mushy, but overall, Young Cafe seems to be a go-to spot for delicious Asian cuisine. Recently, visitors have enjoyed the pan seared chive dumplings, which are delicious but a little oily. The black pepper chicken steak with spaghetti is a popular meal, and their HK milk tea is solid and comparable to cafes in Hong Kong. Customers have also noticed that the food quality has improved over time, with dishes like popcorn chicken rice, meat over rice, and plain spaghetti being big hits with kids, even picky eaters. The brisket noodle portions are large, and the ice bear Hong Kong milk tea is both nice and cute. The pork chop combo is very large, and the curry is tasty. The spicy chilli wonton is juicy and mouth-watering, with a slight sweetness, while the cherng fun is very soft. The cafe offers a very typical HK and Taiwanese style experience, with orders placed easily through the QR code on tables.