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    Hay Yue Restaurant

    3.9 (58 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 8:45 pm

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    Alicia A.

    Pretty solid for Chinese food. Ordered the 3 dishes and soup. We had individual bowls of soup with dried bok choy and carrots. Soup was ok a bit bland. Entrees we ordered were beef with broccoli, the black pepper beef and the seafood tofu clay pot. We also ordered the wet Chow fun with scrambled eggs and shrimp. Food came out piping out and very tasty. Service was a bit slow as it was the street festival and they were busy. Definitely need to come back to try other items in the menu.

    Steve D.

    337 8th St Oakland, CA 94607 I was walking around Oakland Chinatown looking for a new place that serves noodle soups, and I decided to try Hay Yue. The storefront doesn't look nice, but the inside is clean and spacious. The staff mainly speak Chinese. The lady offered me a table, and gave me ice water and menus. While we chatted, I learned that Hay Yue and Guangdong BBQ (next door) are operating together. You can order their meats on the Hay Yue menu. I decided to order: - Beef Stew Noodle Soup, $13.98 - Deep Fried Shrimp, $10.98 (Note: $25 Minimum to use credit card) The beef stew noodle soup was good. It could of used a richer broth to go with the generous amount of thin noodles. But it had nice fatty beef chunks with tendon. Also some bok choy. It was good for $13.98. The fried shrimps were fresh and plump. Crispy batter and served up HOT! You get eight (8) in an order. Dipping sauce upon request. I think the restaurant should get rid of the ugly parklet in the street. It has no purpose now, and the restaurant has a large dining room. I will return and try their chow mein.

    Pork chop
    Janet T.

    My husband and I came here to celebrate his birthday. It was his pick for the choice of restaurant. This is our first time here. Service was not bad. We requested ice water for my husband and got tea for me. Those came right away. We ordered three dishes and came with soup. Overall, not too bad. If you want some Cantonese food in Oakland that has descent table seating, this is the place to go. They have QR code you can scan and order your food.

    Salted fish Eggplant clay pot was
    Jenny H.

    We got three dishes for ~$43. They forgot to bring complimentary soup so we just had to flag down a waitress. The salted fish eggplant clay pot was so good... and hot (temperature wise). It was oily but honestly that's to be expected lol. The pig intestine was so good.. the jalapenos were just a nice spice. The chinese brocoli was good and crunchy. Next time I'd just ask for chef to not put that much oil, but it was so good lolol The lemon tea was good and refreshing too! The staff are nice but when it's busy, it can be hard to flag someone down. Food came out fast!

    Sun L.

    No parking but street parking But lots of seatings and booths My usual go to items for family entrees Cube beef with mushrooms Whatever seasonal fish is available, steamed Seasonal veggies stir fry Service was helpful fast friendly

    Leftovers
    Victor G.

    Hay Yue opened where D & A Cafe, TK Cafe once was. Large tables & small. A few flatscreens. Was seated quickly upon entry. Given a menu. Patrons in morning mostly grandmas & grandpas. Online menus difficult to read. Mostly out of date. Handed almost 10 menus. Just picked the breakfast types. Landed on specials 9-11 a.m. Offerings (Guangdong, Hong Kong, China): HK in morning: breakfast specials-rice noodle rolls, porridge, rice noodle soups... Bites: Shrimp Rice Noodle Rolls (7.50) -generous serving. NoodleTexture semi-silky, some falling apart. Sauce was salty. Medium size shrimp crunchy, flavorful. *HK Milk Tea comped-tasted slightly bitter, probably cuz I forgot to stir condensed milk to mix. Slurps: Mix Porridge (7.50) -tasted uber hot, watery. Didn't have much appetite to finish. Didn't stir bottom. Later when cooled. Discovered lots of offal on bottom: kidney, liver, hearts, pork pieces + ginger. Broth very tasty. *you tal ( fried Chinese donut) comped-crunchy, freshly made. **didn't know about freebies until waitress reminded me. Didn't read small print in Chinese. Spoke Cantonese with staff. 4.5 stars Breakfast special worthy. Quantity-only rice noodle roll slightly lacking. Quality-Great. *no rating for regular Guangdong menu

    I have never eaten such awful BBQ pork !!
    Jacob C.

    The bbq pork taste so bad, i was hard to chew , the meat so tough , the chicken taste nothing , the vegetable that under the bbq and chicken was weird, they put sugar on it ! Only the white rice was fresh , not going again ! So mad

    Yang chow fried rice
    Con C.

    Excellent meal. Tasty dishes at average prices with huge portions. Waitress was attentive and free hot tea. Clean tables but no frills decorations. Few remaining old style Cantonese style good Chinese restaurants now. Parking on street but worth going to.

    Take out menu pg1
    Audrey A.

    Ordered take out and was quick, decent priced and so fresh and good. The service is quick, in Cantonese. Very satisfied.

    Receipt and price

    5/5 for portion and value. We ordered two lunch rice plates ($13-14 each), and they came with drinks, two sides, cabbage, and a large portion of rice. The BBQ was a bit dry and looked artificially colored, but the soy sauce chicken and roasted duck were juicy and tender. We tried both cold and hot milk tea, but they were lacking tea flavor. The free soup was a nice bonus. Overall, a decent meal for the price. The servers were all nice and friendly. This is a great plate for a quick cheap bite

    Satay Chicken Chow Fun
    Carol C.

    Date: 10/25/2024 Time: 12:30 PM 70° Sunny I received a telephone call from my younger sister, inviting me to join her and my oldest sister for lunch at this restaurant. I have never dined here and it is my first time. After perusing the chow fun menu, we decided on having beef chow fun, Satay chicken chow fun and Singapore curry rice noodles. Service was prompt. We didn't wait long for lunch. Then the restaurant was not busy. The ambiance is a well lit restaurant with two flatscreen TV's mounted on the walls. Other decor included plants and bamboo in red planter. Beef Chow Fun: The aroma of this dish was pleasing. It was okay, but oily and greasy. (3 stars) Satay Chicken Chow Fun: Nice presentation of sliced chicken, green and red bell peppers and pineapple atop the chow fun. It was delicious, despite the chow fun being in clumps. (3.5 stars) Singapore Curry Rice Noodles: I haven't had this dish in I don't know how many years. It's one of my favorites. Rice noodles with curry and loaded with shrimp, slivered chicken and char siu. Delicious and quite enjoyable (4 stars). Fresh Chinese broccoli was excellent, sautéed to perfection, not overcooked and crunchy texture. (4 stars) The portions were generous for all three noodles dishes. I would like to return in the future to view their dim sum menu. Overall rating (3.5 stars rating rounded up to a 4 stars rating).

    Elmer G.

    Back at it... Trying to discover a restaurant that will not disappoint offering flavor, customer service and affordable prices. Hay Yue Restaurant is located in Chinatown Oakland. This place is all about Chinese comfort food. The restaurant has a feel of a Mom's and Dad's, don't let that fool you. It can get noisy at times but it's not tremendously bad. I personally didn't mind it. I was greeted with a cup of artichoke soup which was surprisingly good. Then the rice and dishes. Great flavor! The tofu really stands out! The sponginess and mix of salt and sweetness just kept me wanting more! I loved the flavor and seasoning! I definitely loved their customer service, the menu is in Chinese I had to get help from the waiter translating the dishes names to English. I thought that was cool! I definitely recommend Hay Yue restaurant! And I'd love to revisit and enjoy more of the dishes this place has to offer.

    Chicken pot rice ($14.98)
    Dianna H.

    There's a new spot in Oakland Chinatown! I saw this pop up on Yelp when I was browsing for restaurants and decided to try it out with a friend. We came for lunch on Tuesday around 12:45, and most of the tables were occupied by locals. Always a good sign. The space and bright and airy and tables didn't feel crammed together. We snagged the last available booth. They have a large menu of food options, ranging from meat and seafood dishes to rice/noodle dishes. We ordered two dishes to share: Chicken pot rice ($14.98) - this was good, but I felt like there was way too much rice and not enough chicken/veggies Fish fillet in black bean sauce ($16.98) - this dish is one of my go to's at a Cantonese spot and it's beautifully executed here. The fish was tender and flavorful They also gave us complimentary soup. The soup was kinda bland but I appreciated the gesture. Based on the sign outside, I think they have a lunch special where you can get 3 dishes + 1 soup for 40 bucks. I'd love to came back and try that some time.

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    What a great dim sum spot! Of all the dim sum places we've been to, this place is the best in terms…read moreof flavor. Prices are a tad higher than others, but quality and service makes up for it. Service at a dim sum restaurant? Yes! The staff here are all very friendly and you can tell they're all about hospitality. Overall, every single dish we had was top notch and it's a good thing we don't live that close or we might end up looking like those piggy baos they have on the menu lol. I also didn't realize how big the place is! So big, they have two sections. The front is the usual noisy dim sum setting where you'll see the servers carrying trays or pushing carts of items to pick from by your table. Then you have the "quiet" back section where it's less hectic and offers more tea selections, but you can still order everything from the full menu.  What we ordered: * Baked Portuguese Egg Tarts * Chicken Feet w/ Black Bean Sauce * BBQ Pork Rice Noodle * X.O. Sauce Pan Fried Rice Noodles * Siu Mai * Shrimp Spring Rolls * Spicy Dumplings in Chili Sauce * Salt & Pepper Calamari * Jasmine Special Tea

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    3.8
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    0.1 mi
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    I stopped by Tao Yuen Pastry while visiting family in Oakland. I haven't been to the Chinatown area…read morein a few years and definitely wanted to hit them up for so good food and my first stop was here. The food is ready made in house and there is a wide selection from fried rice, dim sum, chow mein, stuffed rice noodles, fried chicken, baked and steamed pork buns and so much more. The customer service isn't great as they want to get you in and out as quickly as possible so know what you want to get. There is no dining whatsoever at this establishment just order and go. The inside is your basic hole in the wall. I ordered jumbo shrimp rice noodles, garlic shrimp rice noodles a dozen bbq pork buns, fried chicken, and mixed seafood dim sum. They are very generous with the portion size and certain item are by weight versus set price.

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    Noodles and shrimp sold at Tao Yuen Pastry in Oakland Chinatown.
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    0.1 mi
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    This place can do no wrong in my eyes--or stomach. I've been coming here since 2018, and the…read morequality hasn't skipped a beat. I usually come with my family, and we order damn near everything on the menu. The aunties serving dishes actually laugh when they see how much food they're dropping off at the table. My favorites are the chili oil wontons, hot and dry noodles, bok choy, and General Tso's chicken. The wontons have just the right amount of heat, the noodles are thicccc and chewy, and every dish somehow manages to disappear before we can even think about leftovers. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything you order. One of my favorite parts is watching them make the noodles by hand. Half the restaurant is dedicated to the noodle-making station, while the other half is for seating. It's not a huge dining room, but they do offer the Yelp Waitlist, so you can check the live wait before heading over. The vibe is very, get your food and head out so they can keep up with table space for incoming guests. Always a hit, never a miss.

    Very tasty!! Everything was delicious - definitely recommend the Shan Dong chicken and the Sesame…read morepaste noodles. Highly recommend upgrading to the hand made noodle The staff are all friendly and the food comes out very quickly. Portion sizes are also very generous. Restaurant is on the smaller side so there was a wait for a party of 4.

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    I've been coming here for a very long time, maybe almost 20 years. This is a SF institution…read more Everything they have is very good! Everything is cooked/baked the day of sale and it's all to go. There's nowhere for you to eat onsite. Find a park nearby and eat there! Or just eat standing on the sidewalk! Depending on who you get, the service varies. They sometimes yell at you. The woman that helped me today was yelling at me. I think it's not meant to be rude, or so I keep telling myself. Ha ha. I used to work nearby so it was very easy to grab takeout for lunch or to bring home. it's hard to know how much things cost, all you have is the big sign on the wall. They do not give you an itemized receipt. Don't even ask! All

    We found this place because of the reviews, and I'd say they were right!…read more Get there early if you want egg rolls or pineapple pork buns because they do run out! The line was around the corner when we got there, but service moves fast. It's the perfect little hole-in-the-wall spot you hope to find in Chinatown, and SO cheap. The baked BBQ pork bun was delicious, but the vegetable and pork steamed buns were just as good, maybe even better. The chow mein needed a little extra soy sauce, but they give you packets and for $4, it's a steal. We also tried the pork shumai and honestly, everything was great. Definitely worth the line and a stop if you're exploring Chinatown!

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    4.1
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    0.2 mi
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    Oakland Hidden Gem…read more We are all about the AYCE Hotpot and this place does not disappoint. There are many restaurants for hotpot around the bay and we've been to most. This place stands out for the pricing and service. The interior of the place is nice and modern. The staffing is always around for rounds 2,3,4 and on when we needed anything. The option of soup base is great and the quality of meat is perfect. This place is not skimpy on the portion and it comes out fast. The sauce bar is my favorite, where else do you get XO sauce as an option? Did I mentioned free Boba Milk Tea? Yes, unlimited and included in the price. Lunch goes til 4p at just $25.99 and $29.99 for premium which then comes with more meat options and dim sum. Other places will end lunch hours at 2pm. Here, I can pick up my teenage kids from school and still make it here for lunch pricing. There is literally nothing I can knock on this place aside from street parking only. This place is a must eat if AYCE hotpot is your thing.

    One of my favorite places to eat in Oakland Chinatown! So happy we have a good AYCE hot pot option…read morenearby. They also always have different promotions/deals going so be sure to check those out. I've tried the seafood boil here and thought it was decent. The individual hot pots are also a good value if you don't want to do AYCE- similar to Boiling Point or Tasty Pot. My go-to is the lunch time AYCE hot pot, which comes with unlimited pearl milk tea. Their tea is actually solid and is your typical black milk tea with chewy boba! For hot pot, I usually get the coconut chicken base and the hot and spicy base. I appreciate how they use fresh young coconut pieces and coconut water in the soup. The hot and spicy base is super flavorful and I think it has the numbing spice from Szechuan peppercorns. The sauce bar has a great variety for you to mix up your own yummy concoction or select their house sauces for dipping. The protein options are good with the Wagyu beef being my top pick. They also have many options for veggies, fish balls, seafood, noodles, etc. There are even more options to choose from if you select the premium menu. Will need to come back and try their steamed seafood because it all looks fresh and incredible!

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    3.9
    (296 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    I walked by for lunch today and was surprised it was closed. Checking Yelp, it is confirmed. What a…read morebummer - one of the few authentic, old school Chinese restaurants is gone. Thank you for the great food, feeding me at least twice a week post-COVID almost every single week.

    1/18/2025 Time: 3:30 PM 53° Cool, sunny…read more Oakland Chinatown has its Chinese Lunar New Year Bazaar this weekend. After walking around to visit the many vendors, I decided to have lunch at Yung Kee on the corner of 9th & Webster Streets. One of my friends has dined here and recommended this restaurant for lunch. After perusing the menu, the choices were narrowed to chicken congee or shrimp and scrambled eggs over rice. The congee would have been good and the weather was cool. However, the last time I had shrimp and scrambled eggs over rice was at a Chinese restaurant in San Francisco near my job in the Civic Center area over 12 years ago. Eats: shrimp and scrambled eggs over rice and a pot of hot tea. Drizzled with some soy sauce, my dish was delicious. The hot tea was perfect, flavorful and soothing when I drank about 5 cups. This was total comfort food and beverage that I almost doze off in the restaurant. For $15, it was a good deal. The only drawback was one of the employees was mopping the floor when I was eating my lunch. I will return in the future to have lunch again. I might even order food to go for dinner.

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    Duck and Steam Chicken with the Ginger Sauce over Steam Rice. (To-Go Order)
    Duck and Steam Chicken with the Ginger Sauce over Steam Rice. (To-Go Order)
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