Cafe Hong Kong

Came after Super Saturday parade for a dinner with friends and why did I not find out about this place sooner??? Their dishes were huge and for a reasonable price. Amongst 4 people, we ordered 5 dishes to share and we left with full bellies and leftovers to take home!!! Their service is friendly and quick; the place was full of patrons and always a wait for a table. The food came out quick after order was placed, they do not rush you out at all. Definitely returning to tryout their lunch specials and other dishes!

I was staving after my class and was craving for some authentic good quality Cantonese dishes and decided to come here to check them out. My usual spot is Great Noodle Town but since my friend highly recommend this place, I figured why not. Their restaurant is not fancy but it's decent and their service is fast. When I sat down, they immediately gave me a full pot of hot tea which was great because it's winter and I'm cold and thirsty. Shortly after reviewing their menu, I knew what I wanted. It was their pan fried seafood noodle and their peking pork chop. The wait wasn't too bad despite how busy they are and it was freaking delicious. I love the gravy sauce on my noodles that complimented well with the crunch from the noodles. As for the peking pork chop, it was at another level. Their pork chop was not too thick and not too thin and the sauce and a strong yummy plum/orange flavor to it which was absolutely wonderful. Overall, I was very pleased. Would I come back here. Hell yesssss. It's good, it's fairly priced, it's has a good vibe. As for big groups, I highly recommend reserving tables. When i was there, it seems like three big tables were booked so people that did walk in had to wait. As I was sitting there eating, there was a lot of people trickling in and they had to just wait, watch me eat and hope their tables open soon.

My parents and I came here for dinner at around 5:15 pm, and there were only 3 other tables. By the time 5:40 hit, the restaurant was completely packed, there were even diners waiting for seats. We got the steamed carp fish , sweet and sour pork, stir fried lobster, pineapple beef and tomato chicken fried rice/green pea shrimp fried rice (ying yang fried rice). The fish was by far my favorite dish, it was no wonder why every single table ordered it! The sweet and sour pork was also superb. The pork unlike most restaurants, was thin, so it was very tender, and the sauce had an interestingly slight smokey flavor to it. The pineapple beef had a very good "wok hei" flavor, and the fried rice was so so good. I didn't try the lobster, so I can't say much about that. The waiters are very attentive and quick, and the food comes out fairly quick. Please note, this is a CASH ONLY restaurant, so please bring enough cash. For a total of 5 dishes, our total came out to be $110, which is insanely affordable considering we got 2 seafood dishes, 2 meat and 1 rice dish. The restaurant seats 2 large groups, 5 smaller parties, and 3 mid-size parties, they do plenty of take out, and there is a toilet on premises. There were several old school photos around the restaurant, photos of the different dishes, and a large screen television. It's well ventilated, and not too hot. Wonderful place for lunch, take out or dinner!There were also a lot of elderly folks eating here, lots of them from the enping/toisan area, so you know it's good!! Not only elderly, but lots of younger kids, young adults, families, etc.

We ordered lobster, crab, oysters, lamb chops, fish, Chinese broccoli, green beans, tofu, etc Not meant for large parties Food 3/5The fried dishes have enough "wok air" meaning the chef has the technique but dishes are either overcooked or missing in flavor. The fried crab had 0 taste--no joke. The lamb chops were dry. The lobster was flavored just right and so was the tofu if you add the sauce. The fish (not pictured) was a tad bit undercooked but the flavor was good. The white rice is hard--so skip it? Service 2.5/5We were 2 tables about 20 ppl but the restaurant was not busy You had to keep reminding the staff of XYZOne of the servers got on a chair to take our group pic so I will round upThey did a good job at uncorking our bottles but otherwise, they cannot do math because you had to say an extra plate, napkins, etc 3xAmbiance 2.5/5The lighting affects it because it makes it look unhygienic Cleanliness 3/5Bathrooms are bigger than other Chinatown restaurants And there's no wanter on the floor But that lighting just makes it look dewy I did not pay so I did not get the receipt and see pricing but I reckon it might bring the rating down if I do?

Was very disappointed to find out this place over charged my girl friend who wanted to take her friends over here for dinner. Taking advantage of people who don't speak Chinese is absolutely terrible.

This cafe doesnt look like a cafe. It has more of a chinese style restaurant vibe. The menu is huge compared to other cafe. This spot serves more than just cafe food. You can order jellyfish, lobster and a whole steam fish.Everything that was ordered was very flavorful. They cook everything as you order. Nothing came out cold besides the cold jellyfish dish. You can even order french fries for the kids.Overall a cheap eatery spot if you want to try a family style cafe. You can always order stuff to go. I would definitely come back to try the lunch menu.

The lobster, the lobster the lobster! You have to go for the lobster. We also ordered a roasted chicken and fried rice, which was all very delicious. You don't go for the ambience, just the food. Very attentive staff.

The food here was good and the portions were sizable. We came in and it wasn't too crowded so ww got seated right away. We ordered the Portuguese chicken baked rice as well as the pork chop over rice. Both portions were good - the baked chicken had a little too much sauce but I was fine with it at the time since J was looking for something a little saucy. The pork chop was nice and crisp but just simple with rice. Ambiance seemed hectic at times and the waiters were not synced up all the time so it took a while for them to figure out which table ordered which dish but eventually we got our food after watching them figure out where to go.

Check in mid afternoon on Saturday when the cafe was pretty quiet and we got sat down right away. We order Chicken eggplant with salted fish in casseroles, not lotta chicken, more eggplant and strong salted fish as we like it. Mix veggie tasted fresh too. Cant complain. The spot is decent for sure.

Affordable cantonese restaurant with large portions and tasty dishes and quick service