I LOVE Cousin Cafe. In fact, one of my friends and I love it so much that every single hangout we have ends up with lunch or dinner there. Cousin Cafe has a wide range of food options, and all of them (that I've tried, at least) are very tasty. I especially like the fish broth soups--those are filling, and great for a chilly day! My friend likes the pork chops. The last time we showed up here, we had just finished hiking Mission Peak and we were cold and hungry, and Cousin Cafe just hit the spot. Highly recommend. The staff at Cousin Cafe are really nice, but it may be a little difficult to communicate with them if you don't speak Cantonese or Mandarin (Cantonese is the first language they speak to you in). Anyway, go visit! They have many, many options to try! read more

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PSA: Cockroaches in food! All they did was replace the food. Customers beware! This place needs to be shut down. read more

This is a great spot for comfort food. I mainly come here for breakfast / early lunch. The service is excellent and the food is simple but reminds me of home cooked meals. Usually come away with leftovers as well. Would highly recommend as a casual dining spot. read more

The flavor of the food at this restaurant is great. However, there is consistently a big problem. The problem is the extremely strong Clorox Bleach smell on the utensils, specifically the plastic spoons and bowls. The silverware are generally OK. The Clorox Bleach smell on their plastic bowls that hold soup noodles is the worst, along with the smell on the plastic spoons and plates. Management, please address this issue. The dish washer is using too much Clorox Bleach cleaner, or isn't washing it off enough as the smell continues to linger on the plates. It is very bad. read more

This place is great! Love the food because it's fast, simple, but great tasting! I recommend the crispy noodles! Come early though, because this place packs up quickly! read more

Cousin Cafe - Toast, ham, & eggs! Breakfast style - Chinese Near Me - Newark, California

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Go to this place ever now and then because their food is pretty good & their happy hour specials are even better! Happy hour is between 3-6 pm and again at 9 until close... I believe! Ordered : 2 orders of potstickers, spare ribs in black bean sauce over rice, curry chicken over rice, baked pork chop over rice & an order of fries~ total ended up being $38 after tax and before tip, which isn't too horrible. Only thing is the tomato sauce on my pork chops was a little tasteless and barely had any cheese on top.. which is my favorite part. It's also cooked with eggs into it! Service was pretty on point! They don't allow outside foods and drinks btw! But they were pretty lenient for us considering we didn't know (despite me going in a few times before). read more

We stumbled across this plaza because we were going to the Lion Market to pick up some groceries. After my husband looked through all the options on yelp, we decided to come to Cousin Cafe for HK food since we haven't had it in a while. We were a bit skeptical at first since this place only has 3.5 stars. Right when we walked in, the room was filled with people speaking Cantonese and Manderin. That was when we knew this place is legit. Service is a little slow since there were only 2 ladies running the whole front. We weren't super hungry so decided to just share the twin sauce baked porkchop over rice. It totally hit the spot. Coming from Los Angeles, we have not found a good hk cafe that even comes close to home. But this place does it! We will definitely be coming back to try other items on the menu when we crave hk cafe food! read more

In the attempt to compete with the plethora of other latenight Chinese/Asian eateries in the area, Cousin Cafe has now extended their closing time on Fridays and Saturdays to 1 am! The Tri-City area now boasts more than a handful of HK Cafes, so competition is getting hot and heavy! So far, it seems that Cousin is doing an admirable job keeping up with the pace. read more

SEVERE Gastrointestinal flu when I ate the two orders of pan fry noodles last night: Hongkong and Singapore. I can't tell which dish was contaminated and infectious. The diarrhea was comparable to Colonoscopy prep, but I had several severe stomach cramps that caused me to faint at 3 AM. It was one of the worst feelings. read more

Well, its not a full review, but based on what I had, the desert drinks, it was sucky. I don't recommend any of the drinks. Go next door to Tap Express/etc and get a drink from there. Next time (if there is), I'll try out the food. read more

Review is only based on first imrpessions and one drink to go earlier tonight: It appears that the name Cousin Cafe is taken from a very famous chain of Hong Kong style cafes that serve a variety of food from HK style western to noodles stir fry, in soup etc but more importantly, Hong Kong style milk tea. See arthurhungry dot com's blog review of the Hong Kong version of Cousin Cafe with pictures to get an idea of the real thing. I arrived at the plaza around 4:30 pm after spending time inside Rasputin's nearby. Upon walking by Cousin Cafe, I noticed it to be packed, including the two tables outside. What could be the reason for this madness? So after browsing the menu, it appears that these customers are here because of the afternoon tea specials, according to a sign that offered many menu items between the hours of 3 pm to 6 pm, for prices as low as $2 per item (how the portions are I have no idea). If this is not the pinnacle of Asian Chinese Cheapness (ACC) I don't know what is ^_^. This place is small, so I would expect it to fill up quickly. The variety they offer here is not as wide as a cha chan teng (HK cafe), and in terms of innovative dishes they don't quite have those (just your standard fare, which might be exotic to you if you never had it before). I walked in after having a 3 hour dinner at Sushi Yoshi (see yelp review above), and had to wade through tables to get to the cashier who was very busy. One minute later she lifted her head up and i asked for an iced HK milk tea to go. The moment I paid I saw my drink on the counter. Now that is FAST. I didn't get a chance to see if it was from the pre-made pitcher, but likely. Turns out the milk tea was pretty decent. At least there was no weird aftertaste that some restaurant teas do. They did use Carnation condensed milk, the real deal, and you can taste that in the milk tea. The amount of ice although quite generous, did not overpower the flavor, and the texture was pretty smooth on the tongue. Not the best in the Bay Area, but I would rank this fairly high. It might taste even better in the restaurant (aka inside a glass). To go for some reason doesn't taste as excellent that way. Much better than the HK style milk tea at the dreadful Top Cafe's in the South Bay. This place serves breakfast daily from 8 am. Given this genre of Hong Kong cuisine is rare on that side of the Bay, this is a decent find for those longing for it. Good value meals and lots of Cantonese speaker customers can't be all that bad. I'll have to try lunch or dinner here sometime. For those who lived in Hong Kong during the late 80s/very early 90s, some radio DJs used to do these nasty skits of playing incestuous relationships between cousins, with the female addressing the male cousin as biew gor in an overly affectionate, whiny, moaning, and groaning tone. So yeah just in case you were worried, I didn't see any incest going on tonight when I picked up my drink. read more

The lunch special is a scam. I order the peanut milk toast (A) and the garlic chicken wings, which cost $10.95 according to the special. But if you order as a single item, the wings cost $6.95 + toast $3.50 = total of 10.45. Plus the portion of the special is smaller (wings: 7 pieces in single order vs 5 pieces in the lunch special; same thing for toast). So make sure you know what you will get before you order. You may get scammed here and there. read more

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I usually always order to-go from Cousin Cafe but I finally had the chance to dine in here. The menu has a wide variety of options but I always stick to ordering the same thing. The food here is Hong Kong style and it never disappoints! I've only tried two things from here - the baked pasta with ham & cream sauce and the fried garlic chicken wings. 1. Baked pasta with ham and cream sauce - I'm a sucker for any baked dish with cream sauce. The sauce here is flavorful, a little on the saltier side, but nothing too overwhelming. On the menu, this dish comes with spaghetti but I always ask them to change it to macaroni instead because I personally think it tastes much better that way. Beware there isn't much that's included in the baked pasta - it comes with sliced ham pieces, onions, mushrooms, and melted cheese on top. I've ordered it many times and the flavor is always consistent and the portions are decently large too! 2. Garlic chicken wings - I tried these for the first time when I dined in and I'm so glad I listened to my fellow Yelpers and ordered it. The wings came out piping hot, perfectly fried and crispy, and seasoned just right. It comes with a small side of sweet sauce but honestly, I don't think you need it because it takes away from the actual flavor of the wings. My mom loved it so much she even ordered a second plate of them :P Overall, the food is good - nothing amazing but definitely doesn't disappoint. The service here is mediocre. They don't really come check up on you for water/tea refills; you have to call them over yourself. read more

Cousin Cafe - Baked macaroni with ham, cheese, onions, mushrooms, and cream sauce - Chinese Near Me - Newark, California

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Closest HK cafe food to my office..this is my only choice, and I am disappointed every time. First visit.. Tried the Baked Ham Cheese Spaghetti & Cream Sauce.. Dry.. Threw it away.. Second Visit.. Baked Pork Chop Fried Rice & Egg.. Decent.. not good, would not eat it again Third and last visit Scrambled Eggs w/ Beef Over Rice. Requested extra gravy.. the was dry, flavorless, I think they forgot to put salt and in my togo box there was about 4 pieces of boiled looking shriveled up meat.. I will NOT be coming here again, Next time I have HK cafe cravings.. I will make the drive to Venus Cafe.. read more

Came here for the good reviews and usually Hong Kong-style cafes are pretty spot-on with service and have yummy food. This place, on the other hand, fell severely short of standard. Firstly, the food was terrible-- baked seafood cream fried rice and pork chop with red and cream sauce over spaghetti. Extremely bland and unsavory, both tasted like something I could throw together with my feet while doing a handstand and blind-folded. Secondly, nonexistent service. The waitresses were ok with getting our menus and water out quickly. But when it came to matters concerning our water refills and generally checking up on us, they were just not on top of their game. Instead of asking to see if our food was ok or if we needed anything else, the servers made time to make chitchat near the cash registers and casually hang out. Thirdly, the ambience and environment was super quiet and awkward. There was no background music or any type of sounds besides hushed conversations (of those who were aware of the silent atmosphere) and the sounds of chewing and utensils scraping on their plates. Talk about nice and comfortable, right? Lastly, the reason which prompted me to write this review. When I signed the receipt and handed it back to the older head waitress, she followed me to the exit of the store and demanded why I left no tip. She questioned my reasoning for such disservice and disrespect to her quality workmanship. I told her I didn't enjoy my time here and was unsatisfied with my visit. She told me that she's going to starve because they rely on tips. She cried out, "How am we going to eat?" I told her that gratuity is not required and her service was not going to keep her stomach full (if she even truly cared about putting food on the table for herself). When I imagine Hong Kong-style cafes, I imagine a nice and hospital environment-- not an underperforming restaurant with negligent staff who chase you out the store for 3 dollars in tip money. If she really wanted to eat, I would gladly give her my leftovers, but even then, I don't think she would want to eat it. The establishment is built on a family-esque image by calling themselves "Cousin Cafe". I didn't really have that here. Maybe I came on a bad day, who knows? But the one thing I do know is the family bonding experience I had is the one concerning my family complaining to me as to why I used all the toilet paper in the house. Thanks for the memories and the explosive diarrhea. Cheers! read more

Thank goodness I have a Chinese boyfriend to show me all these good places. I don't know why people are giving this place such low ratings. I personally like this place. Sure, service is nowhere but the food is great! My boyfriend, his mom, and I arrived here during lunch time on a Sunday. It was pretty packed in there and our server did take a while to take our order, but we were sitting literally in front of the cash register, so it wasn't a problem for us to flag them down. Food took a little long to come out but the place was crackin', so I understand. My food came out first which was a seafood pan fried noodle. Then it was my boyfriend's Hainan chicken, then lastly was my boyfriend's mom's soup. All were very good, I could tell because we all finished our food so fast! The portions were decent too. I love all these yummy HK cafes, plus this place is in a plaza filled with pearl drinks/boba for dessert! read more

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In spite of the three starts this is a positive review of Cousin cafe. I came here on busy sunday with a friend and waitted a few minutes to be seated as this small restaurant was pretty packed. We ordered the steamed fish with egg whites and the twin fried rice as well as the pineapple and red bean snow. The food looked very appetizing pretty but the flavors fell flat after a while. The steamed fish itself was cooked very nicely with a very delicate flavor, of course I had to smother it with chili sauce and soy sauce to appease my palette. twin fried rice was a bit of a disappointment as the different colors of the sauce suggested different flavors but again after a while you just get an MSG buzz going and everything tastes like umami but nothing distinct can really be said about the flavor . We also got the pineapple snow and the red bean snow which were very different from the picture on the menu and when we tried to get some help for one of the servers she kinda just gave us an annoyed look and insisted that we got what we ordered. Overall I'd say that I will definitely be back to this place, the menu certainly has a lot selections that I haven't seen any other Chinese restaurants. I just need to make sure I bring enough cash next time as they don't accept anything else. read more

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Cousin's Cafe is in the plaza close to my work, so I've been here a few times. That said, I haven't tried a lot of their dishes cause I'm in love with their Baked Pork Chop with Egg over Rice dish. (Seriously, get it. You won't regret it.) Their Garlic Fried Chicken dish is pretty good, too. I always have leftovers, so their portions are pretty nice. Their service is hit or miss - if they're not busy, they'll be more attentive. If the restaurant is full, the only time you'll see anyone to help you is close to none. Not only that, their food comes out pretty slowly. So if you're 1. going with a large group or 2. you have a tight lunch schedule, I would probably eat somewhere else. For a lot of their lunch specials, you can add a dollar and get milk tea. Their hot milk tea is NOT the business, but their cold milk tea is pretty good. (Don't ask me how that works..) This place is Cash Only! But good thing their prices are on the cheap side, so you won't have to have lots of bills in your wallet. ;) read more

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Cousin Cafe has been around for a long time. There are quite a few HK Cafes in Fremont area and I would say it's one of the higher tier ones. Man, you really can't beat their after 9pm menu. Drinks are buy-1-get-1-free too. Below three dishes are from after-9 menu: -) Spaghetti with Meat Sauce 肉醬意粉: B. If it is solely from quality stand point, it would be a C+. It almost has no cheese smell/taste (do they put cheese actually?) and is very, very bland. It's edible but it's definitely a dish that I would order, EXCEPT it's only $2.95 after 9pm. $2.95! That's why I boosted it up 2 grades. -) Curry Chicken Cutlet over Rice 咖哩吉列雞排飯: B+. The chicken cutlet is actually quite tender; it's quite crispy, and you get 7-8pcs over rice for $5.5, not a bad price at all! There is a trick though - the plate looks decent in size but in the middle of the bottom it's actually concave upward, so the overall volume is less than what you would expect.... curry sauce is consistently not enough but taste is pretty good. -) Lettuce with Beef Brisket Sauce 腩汁生菜: A-. $3.45. Yes it's only vege (quite a big portion actually) but the sauce is pretty amazing. It does have a strong beef brisket smell to it and sometimes you would find a few pieces in this dish too. On the regular menu, I have to say their curry is way above average: -) Curry Brisket Rice: A. Smells good, tastes even better. It is more towards the Indian curry style but it adds some Japanese element to it, so it's darker in color and smells more mild than Indian curry. It's not too spicy; the briskets are consistently tender every time I order this dish, and big portion. It costs $9.50 though, definitely not cheap, but it is so good that I keep ordering this whenever I go there. Staffs are generally nice. But again the after-9 menu is really attractive that keeps making me go back! And the curry too! read more

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Can't go wrong with a place that has over 100 items on menu. Also helps alot that they have big pics posted all over the restaurant of all their dishes. Great tasting noodle dishes and baked spaghetti dishes. And don't forget to try out the Iced Honey lemon tea. read more

Usual HK style cafe. Arrived here with some coworkers after work for dinner and a good milk tea. The milk tea here is for sure very strong so beware though highly recommended. Did not have to wait to be seated and friendly service. read more

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The pork ribs with black bean over the rice is better than any of other Hong Kong Style restaurants (including Dim Sum) I've ever had over these years. read more

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I always love ordering fried rice at this place but price has gone up way too high but the portion is less.

Came here for late night grub session with my sis and bro in law. The place was not packed at all around 10pm on a Friday night. The staff helpful at first but, started to slack when more people came in. It seemed that we were forgotten about. I had to flag down our server. Once we got our server's attention, we ordered our meals. I ended up getting the peddlers egg noodle with won-tons and a fried egg on the side. I guess I confused our server with that order. I took egg any way since I love eggs. My bro in law got the beef tendon soup with ramen noodles. We took advantage of the BOGO drink special and got the Milk Tea (HK Style) The in won-tons in my dish had shrimp in them. I wish that there was an ingredient list with the dish. I can't eat shrimp due to a medical condition. I ended up taking out the won-tons and ate the noodles, egg, and broth only. My bro in law enjoyed his dish. When we were done with our meal, our server cleared our table. She asked if I wanted a box for my won-tons. I politely said no and apologized for not eating the won-tons. I told her I didn't know that they were made with shrimp and can't eat shrimp. After the table was cleared, it took about another 10 minutes to give our payment. Service was slow but at least they discounted my meal. Next time I know what I can't order. ***After all these reviews, one thing still stays the same here: CASH ONLY*** read more

A lovely Hong Kong style restaurant; what I found this place outstanding is their late night happy hour menu (after 9:00pm); this is convenient for people who has busy schedule and appreciate smaller portion of food; with the smaller portion comes with cheaper price tags, you may enjoy more dishes for the same price as if you would have for a regular dinner. The restaurant also offers BOGO free for all drinks after 3:00pm; I usually order lemon ice tea when the deal is on. Overall, the price is little higher relatively to other Hong Kong restaurants, but the food and service pretty much back it up. read more

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This is one of the best Hong Kong style cafe in Bay Area. Staffs are friendly, food variation and quality are good. Recommend Hong Kong milk tea. read more

I'm so happy I found this place! Originally from SoCal and it's hard to find an affordable Chinese style cafe around San Jose. I don't mind driving up here to order take out or sit down. This place gets pretty busy but don't worry about it being a long wait the servers are good with seating everyone down at a timely matter. My favorite dish is their curry ox tongue over rice!!!! SUPER YUMMY! I also really like their coffee milk tea and ice tea here. read more

I've been going to Cousin Cafe for years now, and I can say that it's one of my favorite restaurants ever. I love how there are two types of food: Traditional Chinese food, and fusion food. There is a huge variety of food on their menu. I usually choose to eat their baked rice. So good! Great, authentic Hong Kong food, quick service, and a great value for your money. I love this place. read more

This is my go-to HK style cafe in the area for weekend breakfast. The food is always piping hot and from the time of placing my order, it'll be on the table within 5 minutes. I love the preserved egg fish porridge with Chinese donut, or the beef brisket rice noodles. Definitely get the fried rice rolls!! So simple but addicting. For dinner I always get the garlic chicken wings (so good) and the shrimp and egg wet show fun. I can't really speak for the other dishes here since I pretty much stick to this order every time. read more

This place is always packed for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I've been here many times with my family, and I think the food is really good here. Cousin Cafe has breakfast specials or meals that are under $6. I like to order chicken teriyaki combo meal which comes with toast, lettuce, and tomatoes. A lot of the meals come with milk tea, too. =) Cousin Cafe offers happy hour specials from 3-6pm. I've had their wonton noodle soup, and it was really delicious. The wonton was huge and had a full size shrimp! The soup was flavorful, too. The service here is pretty good. The food comes out fast after you order it. I noticed that you have to go to the counter to pay for the bill. read more

I'm re-learning to drive (long story, but it's my parents' fault). My dad's teaching me, so we bond by insulting each other while driving and he makes up for it by bringing me here and treating me to drinks. (I love the HK-style milk tea + honey lemon water. Plus, they have a drink special! Buy one get one free, 11 a.m. til closing.) We usually go in the afternoon because he's busy watching Canto series and I'm busy wasting time on the internetz, so by the time we make it there, it's just in time for happy hour (3-6 p.m., or 9 p.m. til closing). All the stuff on the happy hour menu is $5 or under. Some of it isn't so worth it, but on the whole, it's pretty nice, and I'm a die-hard fan for any 'cha chahn tang' around the area. Service is fast and friendly, and I get to re-learn and/or improve my Chinese by attempting to read (aka butcher, but i'm getting better) the entire menu. Cash only! read more

Average Hong Kong style cafe. Food is mediocre and it's extremely busy during peak lunch hours. If you're not in a rush, I would suggest coming after peak hours (1:30?) so the wait time is shorter. I came at 11:50 AM on a weekday and was seated promptly. Customers poured it once the clock struck noon. I noticed that other customers were trying to pay their bill and the waiter told them "I told you to pay before noon, now with so many people here I need to take their order first so the kitchen can get started!" Is this a way to speak to customers? Perhaps in this form of restaurant... Just like previous reviews have noted, their lemon tea has way too much ice. There's no space to crush your contents. I suppose Asian people just like the look of having a lot in their cup...and not HOW you drink it. read more

Unfortunately their prices for some of the menu items (happy hour anyways) have gone up. Happy hour not as worth going to if you only save $2 a dish. Extra star for their hours, something hard to come by when many Fremont restaurants close at 9 PM. Accepts credit card. read more

Came here after hiking with my girlfriend and her sister. They were really excited in coming here and well, I guess I had high expectations. I was unimpressed. Well, I was looking at their special menu and well, it wasn't cheap at all. Here is what we ordered: 1 pork cutlet 1 bowl of rice 2 spaghetti and meat sauce 1 curry fish balls 1 french fries 1 garlic chicken wings Everything was on the special menu except the rice. The pork cutlet is literally just a cutlet and some tartar sauce. It was 3 bucks and the rice extra was 1.50. The cutlet was ehhhh The spaghetti and meat sauce was COMPLETELY ehh. It was really wet and pretty bland. My girlfriend said it used to be a lot better. I didn't eat the fish balls, so I wont say anything. The french fries were okay. Again, nothing special. Garlic chicken wings were pretty good but for the price, I don't know. My GF also said they used to be better. I was hungry but my taste buds still told me it wasn't great. The service is ehhh. It was whatever. I got annoyed because I asked for a cup of water and they didn't bring it out. This was after going hiking for 4 hours... I mean, I was thirsty. ALSO the waitresses were talking behind this glass wall and weren't going around making sure everything was okay. This annoyed me more because I ran out of water like 4-5 times. The prices were also pretty steep. For 5 wings, it was 4.25. That's more than 75 cents a wing. That's expensive considering that you can get fried chick for 75 cents a piece... Overall, it wasn't great. Won't be coming here again... read more

Cousin Cafe - Inside the restaurant. - Chinese Near Me - Newark, California

This is one of our default place for quick fix Hong Kong Style Afternoon Tea. They have Happy Hour 3-6pm and 9pm-12am, special discount menu and buy 1 get 1 free drinks. Portions are good for its price. They do get crowded during happy hours. So, we had ordered ... Garlic Chicken Wings - MUST GET! Always served piping hot, fresh from fryer! Very crispy skin and yet moist inside, right amount of flavors! Beef Brisket Flat Noodle Soup - on the menu was regular egg noodle, but I like flat noodles more, they changed it without problem. Flat noodles were good, not soggy. The beef brisket was tender, I wish there was more tendon. Overall, not bad. Lettuce with Preserved Bean Curd Sauce - we just wanted some veggies. Just boiled lettuce with preserved bean curd sauce. read more

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Do you love HK style cuisines? Cousin Cafe is definitely the place. This is my go to HK restaurant. Fairwood and Venus Café just don't do me any justice. Favorite dishes: Salted fish fried rice Ham and Mac Spam and Mac Chicken wings (only eat in store because bringing it home will tweak the crispy chicken taste) Baked spaghetti Century egg porridge I would say that this restaurant is more on the 3.5 Stars side rather than a solid 4 Stars. The ladies restroom needs to be upgraded. The doors are always open so flies come in. You want to enjoy your meal in peace, not waving a fly out of your way every 30 seconds. Food: 4/5 Service: 3/5 Cleanliness: 3/5 read more

This place is decent. The service was slow and the servers just stood around when it was slow. The garlic wings are good, but everything else I got was not tasty at all. They only take cash and it is extremely over priced. read more

My friend recommended this place because I wanted to go to a Hong Kong-style cafe. I thought there were plenty of options to choose from, but it can be kind of intimidating. I came in on a Saturday around lunch time and there wasn't really a wait. I ordered the baked pork chop off of their lunch special menu (which was basically a smaller version of their normal baked pork chop) and it came out within 15 minutes. The food tasted okay, but there wasn't much flavor to it. read more

I'm too lazy to write any review on yelp, and if you know me you already know how much I love Asian food over American food. Regardless of what Chinese dishes you order here, you won't be disappointed at all. Fried Chicken wing, wonton noodle soup, pineapple combination fried rice, crispy fried seafood noodle, pan fried rice sheet roll, and porridge! Those are very popular selection. And did I mention? they have happy hours, 3pm, 6pm, and 9pm. It used to be cash only, but now they finally take credit card. Thank god! I give this place 4 out of 5. Just talking about it make me hungry now. read more

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One of my most favorite Hong Kong style cafes near Fremont. I always order their hot milk tea and garlic chicken wings. They are the best!