Young Cafe

Very disappointed!This restaurant claims to be a Fusion of Hong Kong & Taiwanese eatery ... but nothing comes close!Most of the Taiwanese items ( I see here on Yelp ) are gone and I guess they changed management and tried to retain a few items and claims to be "Taiwanese"!Anyways, if I judged it purely by HK Style Cafe standard, it will only be a 1 Start at most!They advertise their Wonton to be "Hong Kong" style, but it was nothing HK about it, first off the broth was horrible, it has a very very fishy smell and taste, I am guessing they use some kind of fish powder to make the soup stock and lacks any kind of flavour or umami! Wonton it was was nothing to write home about!The Beef Brisket Noodle was also not up to the standard of any HK Style Cafes!!Oh well, you win some you loose some!! This one is for sure a lost for me!I actually remember the Taiwanese place that was at this location was pretty decent, too bad they changed hands!

Definitely would come here again. The pork chop combo was humongous (see size comparison with hand) and the curry was tasty. The spicy chilli wonton was also juicy and mouth watering, and a little sweet. And the cherng fun was soooo soft. Very typical HK and Taiwanese style cafe, and we ordered through the QR code on the table.

Was craving some kind of noodle soup, so we came here for dinner. We ordered a couple snacks, two noodle soups, and two drinks. The Popcorn Chicken was really good and nicely-seasoned; didn't even need dipping sauce, although I did dip in their chili oil. The Pork & Shrimp Wonton w/ Chili Oil was my favorite thing out of what we ordered. Might be the best chili oil wontons that I've had. The Beef Brisket Noodle Soup and the Pork Knuckle Noodle Soup were both really good. They were way bigger than I expected and lots of meat. We were full and did not finish our noodles. I ordered two drinks to-go: Watermelon Juice with boba and Grapefruit Green Tea with crystal boba. Both were good. The only thing that I didn't love here was the boba; the texture was a bit too mushy for me.

This place replaced the old HardWok. And to be honest with you, I miss it dearly.I miss the old Meat Sauce with Rice because it costed $4. I missed the thousand year old egg with tofu, and I miss the name hardwok.So I settled with this Fish Malatang. And oh boy it ruined my mouth, I couldn't taste anything after, but the rice came to the rescue and cured my taste buds. Ah it felt so nice.Come back again? Maybe if I need a quick bite

This place is SO GOOD! Everything we've tried has been delicious! Clean, tidy and cheerful. Service is friendly and efficient - this place is popular and can get busy! Really interesting menu with loads of things I want to try. Highly recommend!!

The cutest milk tea ever!I came with my cousin to try the bear milk tea, and we were seated immediately. As it turned out, that specific tea was not on the menu! I asked our server about it in case it was discontinued, and she was extremely accommodating and checked with the kitchen. Luckily, it was still available, and we were able to place our orders.I was obsessed with the bear to the point where I almost didn't want to pour the tea! The bear dissolved slowly, which helped as the bottle was enough for 3 servings. The tea itself was rich and sweet, but not too much. It was the perfect way to enjoy a blazing afternoon. Plus, the price was more than reasonable.I absolutely enjoyed visiting here and can't wait to be back!

Recently stumbled upon Young Cafe and found their Taiwanese food to be great! My personal favorites have been meat sauce over rice (lu rou fan), crispy chicken chop, and popcorn chicken. I've generally found the fried items here to be quite good. However the crispy chicken chop does tend to be a bit oily. Portion size is great. I've also tried some other items such as rice rolls (FYI, these are not like traditional style Cantonese rice rolls), baked spaghetti, congee, and noodle soup, and all were tasty and good quality. I would not recommend ordering boba here as when I tried it it was super watery and didn't have much flavor, but their food is solid. Service is minimal but better than most quick service Chinese style cafes. Plenty of parking in the shared lot.

I've been going here since they were Hard Wok Cafe. Not sure the reason for the name change but the menu is identical to the old name. We went on a weekday afternoon and didn't have to wait for a table. I always get the beef brisket noddle soup; that's a winner. We got the shrimp and egg fun roll and that was REALLY GOOD (better than most dim sum places.) We also got the sizzling plate which was okay. Finally for dessert we got their famous strawberry toast; to be honest I wouldn't get it again. It was too sweet for my taste. You'll also want 3-4 people to finish it too. In the past I've gotten their drinks which are usually on point. I think they're known more for their drinks and dessert than their food.

Wow surprise to find a Hong Kong cruising joint in the area it's in. The beef stew noodle soup was delicious and tender just Super flavorful. Large portions! The rice noodle was a good texture as well but I wished they used salty soy sauce instead of sweet. Maybe I'll request that next time. I got the Hong Kong milk tea and it was good surprisingly not sweet at all. The pricing was fair for the food portions. Service was fast and good as well!

My family and I were staying at the Hyatt nearby and were looking for a late night dinner spot. This cafe is more than satisfying, we had enough noodle for 3 servings and the pan fried pork & chives dumplings were seriously legit! Service was fact, staff speaks Cantonese and friendly. Seems like a popular place amongst young families in the neighborhood.