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    HK Tea and Sushi

    3.2 (586 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Dmitry D.

    My sons as I be fav spot. Fast service, good sushi not more expensive than most. Will definitely be coming back.

    Kani salad!
    Karen Y.

    Updated Review: August 2025 My family loves this local spot! Ever since pre-COVID, we moved away from this neighborhood and haven't been here in over 4 years. Recently, came back and let me tell you, the food is just as good as we remembered - AND their prices are still so affordable! How? In this economy... when everyone is charging upwards to survive. I feel like bc HK Tea has a lot of regular customers and they are able to keep prices affordable. Which we so appreciate! The staff are friendly, efficient as the food comes out fast. The decor hasn't been changed, but still works for a HK cafe. We are now putting HK Tea back on our lunch rotation! Glad we came back. Highlight of our meal: -salt & pepper squid over rice! -salt & pepper chicken wings! (Best version) -stirfry instant noodle with pork! -beef & eggplant over rice! -cold HK milk tea (my fam loved it) -cheese baked dishes! (Best version) *Best version compared to other HK cafes and honestly does it way better.

    Wing L.

    We came here cause of the fusion Asian menu. The menu has a variety of Japanese and classic HK style cafe food. We waited for about 20 minutes for a table. We ordered a medium boat, beef chow fun with egg sauce, and baked pork chop with rice. The fish on the medium boat was fresh. The beef chow fun with egg sauce was too sweet. The sauce was incorrect for the baked pork chop with rice. We asked for cream sauce but we got curry sauce. We didn't bother to send it back because it was take at least 10 minutes for the baked dish.

    Portuguese Chicken
    Peter C.

    I got the baked Portuguese chicken over spaghetti. I always forget whether I do it over spaghetti or rice and now I'll remember to do it over rice. Anyways, this is where you go when you want your food fast. It's straight to the point Baked Portuguese chicken is basically a curry like sauce with chicken and cheese melted on top over a bed of spaghetti. It's good and hits the spot I also got the salmon lover that I forgot to take a picture of. But 8 pieces of salmon sushi and 1 spicy salmon roll Surprisingly, it was fresh and tasted good You can pay with card or cash

    A side order for my cousins.
    Karen N.

    I've been coming to this wonderful restaurant since my first visit a few years back. We came here when my auntie visited from Texas. The service is great - they greet you with a smile when you first walk in. The place is roomy with lots of tables, but they always have a line out the door. Most importantly, they have a huge menu with lots of selections to choose from. My favorites are the cheesy casseroles and the crabmeat avocado salad. I will continue to come here to try their other dishes!

    Green Tea Ice Cream.
    Cindy Z.

    I would become a regular if I lived closer. They offer a huge variety of options from popular HK cafe dishes to sushi, which is perfect when you're craving both. We came an hour before closing and were seated right away. I ordered the Naruto Rainbow Roll ($10) and Beef Stew Lo Mein ($11) while the fiance had the Fried Chicken Steak Combo ($19), which comes with a soup, carb (spaghetti, fried rice, or fries), drink, and dessert. Needless to say, this was a lot of food with multiple courses. The food also came out pretty quickly. The roll was wrapped with thinly shredded cucumbers, which was so refreshing but a bit hard to eat. It's a great no carb option. The sushi was yummy overall and would definitely love to try more options next time. I didn't expect my beef stew lo mein to be dry with soup on the side, but it was still good. They gave a lot of noodles and the beef was very flavorful and tender. If you want good ol' classic HK food and sushi for a great value, come to this spot. Plus, portions are huge and every single table left with leftovers to take home for a second meal including us. The baked rice/spaghetti is a very popular dish here, so definitely would like to try this next time. Oh, and I can't forget the dessert was two scoops of ice cream. I got the green tea flavor, which was actually a rich matcha flavor! Even though I was so full, I couldn't help but finish all of this because it wouldn't let it go to waste and melt. Seriously wish I had a place like closer to me; feels like home with delicious and affordable food.

    Whitefish ; Alaska (Salmon Avo) ; Spicy Kani
    Veronica L.

    Decent neighborhood spot with classic HK options as well as sushi + Japanese menu items. This spot is always packed every time I go, but customer turnover is relatively quick. Came as a party of 6 on New Year's Day and waited only ~10 min for a table. Their sushi here is not bad. I ordered their 3 roll lunch special, which allows us to pick from ~15 different classic rolls. A lot of menu Set items come with miso soup, which is nice. The Beef Chow Fun was a bit oily, but still pretty good + had tender beef. The salmon in the HK Style Set was a bit dry, but the mild pepper sauce that came with it helped. We chose to have the set with spaghetti, which was a bit sweet, per HK style. Lastly, the Shrimp Tempura roll was solid and always a crowd favorite.

    Chicken steak
    Roxanne O.

    Good value for the money. I got the chicken steak with tomato sauce over rice. I was able to eat it for two meals. Tasted very cheesy and the chicken was very soft and the sauce flavorful.

    Karen H.

    HK Tea & Sushi, a Bay Parkway restaurant, uniquely blends a sushi bar and Hong Kong cafe. Portion is big and affordable. I like coming here for their baked rice/spaghetti. I ordered their french toast, portuguese porkchop rice, beef egg sandwich, and their HK milk tea.The French toast and beef egg sandwich were disappointing, with the French toast being bland and the beef sandwich was lacking a satisfying flavor combination. The Portuguese pork chop at HK Tea and Sushi was delicious due to its tender meat, flavorful seasoning, and crispy crust. It's enough to serve 2 people. I went during lunch time and inside was already packed. I also see that many people order takeouts. This is the only place that I know that actually makes delicious baked rice/ spaghetti and I'll be back here again just for it.

    Instant noodles with chicken; salty
    Doris C.

    Pretty obscene experience yesterday. Their credit card machine was down and we saw some people having issues when we sat down but wasn't sure. We were only told when it was time to pay. Mind you, they automatically added a credit card surcharge to the bill before it even gets to you. I've been here before but last evening (5:30pm-6:30pm) was a $h1tshow. They decided to give my toddlers glass cups and one son spilled some water. We started wiping up on our own and I asked if we could have a plastic cup, but one of the waitresses said to use our own water bottles instead. Seriously? My waitress had no idea what was going on and looked defeated even when she came to my table. But that wasn't the problem; she had no idea what was available or not. Came back multiple times with updates that items weren't available...at 5:30pm. The fried pig intestines came out cold and not very crispy. The stir fried instant noodles were very salty. More so than what you would guess for instant noodles. The highlight was the fried sole; which was crunchy and not dry. The sushi boat was ridiculously bad. Slices of sashimi were thin except for the salmon and the rice was a gluey block of rice like 3x the amount of rice a normal piece of sushi would have. Will not be coming back

    Kevin K.

    It used to be pretty good. Lately. It not up to standard. But they are still ok. Price is reasonable. Great selection of food. Yes, I would go back again.

    Menu and prices as of Sept 2025
    Dave C.

    The food is amazing overall. Good size portion, quality, and the taste is excellent. The service is great and fast. The atmosphere feels like I'm back in Hong Kong eating HK style french toast and breakfast. I don't get how this place is rated 3.2 yelp reviews. Overall is a 5 out of 5 stars for me. Highly recommended and hopefully we will be back again.

    Eggplant Fish Rice (top) and Bitter Melon Fish Rice (bottom)
    Sammi K.

    I remember eating at HK Tea and Sushi since I was in elementary school, which was over 15 years ago! The food here is not out of this world, but it's decent comfort food for a low price. I'm surprised their rice dishes are still below $10 each in this economy. I've been here a few times recently and there was once where I found a small fruit fly in the middle of eating my Minced Beef Spaghetti. But given that I couldn't tell if it fell in while eating or was cooked in my pasta, I didn't tell anyone about it. Recently, I've been loving their bitter melon dishes. My favorite is the bitter melon beef. The sauce is a black bean sauce but it's also a bit sweet, which enhances the flavor profile and makes it soooo delicious! The bitter melon is cooked al dente, not too raw and not too soft. I even recommended the bitter melon to a friend who enjoys them as well and he loved it too! I would, however, avoid their fish dishes because they are a sodium bomb for some reason. I've had their eggplant fish and bitter melon fish, and both times I've had to gulp down a lot of water afterward. Maybe they're soaking the fish in salt water to preserve it's freshness? I don't know, but recommend sticking with their other protein choices.

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    Good is so delicious here. Beef chow fun is good. Sushi is good and fresh. I love their food!

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    Chun Hong Kong Cafe

    3.4
    (76 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Stumbled upon this place after we were in Brooklyn for a party and needed dinner. The decor's…read morepretty nice for a Hong Kong cafe, although the name's very puzzling to be honest (if you know Cantonese you would know "chun" isn't the best name lol). The prices are really good, but to be honest we were disappointed with the baked spaghetti dishes. The sauces were not flavourful and the texture of the pasta wasn't right - too soggy and soft. To be fair, there is no one place in NYC that does Hong Kong style baked spaghetti right. I was very happy with the curry beef rice dish though.

    Cha chaan tengs, or Hong Kong style cafes, aren't too hard to come by in NYC, but most are no…read morefrills and don't have the picturesque decor Chun Hong Kong does. I eyed the low star rating with some trepidation, because many of the criticism was coming from Cantonese people who know what they're talking about and as far as I could tell, judging the place plainly and not on an unreasonably strict curve. Perhaps because my expectations were level set and because the 3 items I had were decent, my normally critical self is going to round up what I would consider a 3.5 star experience to 4 stars. My partner and I biked here on our fancy bikes that we didn't feel comfortable locking outside, and they very kindly allowed us to keep our bikes in the front area. Some tables were occupied, but it was pretty chill on the Saturday afternoon I visited so this might be why they were so relaxed about it. We got the horlick french toast, rice noodles with fish balls, and HK milk tea. It's true that I'm used to Manhattan and north Brooklyn prices but wow things were shockingly cheap on this menu. I didn't expect the best food but the horlick french toast and HK milk tea were particularly good. I think the fish balls and noodles tasted like they were either rehydrated or defrosted and absolutely not made fresh, but again I think this dish was like 5 or 6 bucks? So I'm fine with a little reheated noodle action. What I really came here was for the ambience, and even the haters in the reviews can't deny this place is cute. If I were here with a group I would love to sit in one of their plush booths. They didn't rush us at all and didn't mind me walking around taking dozens of videos. I'd recommend a visit!

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    Baked Chicken Cutlet with Cheese and White Sauce 芝士白汁焗雞扒. With spaghetti. $12.95; $14.10 with tax.  Heavier than with "Portuguese sauce"
    Baked Chicken Cutlet with Cheese and White Sauce 芝士白汁焗雞扒. With spaghetti. $12.95; $14.10 with tax. Heavier than with "Portuguese sauce"
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    Ting Fai Cuisine

    3.5
    (128 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    I think out of all the Hong Kong style spots in the neighborhood, there are definitely shinier and…read moremore modern looking ones since this place is more low key and usually less packed, but do not let that fool you. They have all the standard Hong Kong cafe fare, but at cheaper prices and with much bigger portion sizes. I dropped by after the gym for a protein heavy post workout meal and got their beef steak over rice for ten dollars, which would normally cost thirteen dollars or more at other spots, and the steak portions there would probably be smaller too. Since the place is generally smaller and less busy, the food also comes out much quicker. Highly recommend if you are tight on time and just want a quick bite.

    A very quiet restaurant with only 2 other tables when we entered. We originally wanted to go to…read moreFarmer's table but it was too crowded so we gave this place a try. A family member (in law) is visting from Hong Kong so we wanted a family dinner. Ordered a few dishes family style and food was good. Hot, fast and decent. Good service and able to accommodate our large party size (there was 9 of us plus a squirming child that kept going under table and running around). Party of 9 for good amount of food and total was $125 (before tips). Ordered: 6 white rice 1 lemon tea & 1 milk tea (all cold) Water & hot tea all around Water spinach AAchoy lettuce with garlic sauce Pan fried egg shrimp Black Pepper beef (sizzling platter) Peking Pork chop Beef with bitter melon Buddhist delight

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    Kowloon Cafe

    Kowloon Cafe

    3.2
    (330 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Great Bensonhurst staple! Ive been here many times growing up and I always end up getting the…read morecondensed milk on toast and the portuguese chicken over noodles. Service was very quick, and it wasn't too crowded when I went on a Friday afternoon. Overall I recommend if youre in the neighborhood looking for authentic HK food!

    I haven't been back to Kowloon Cafe in a long while until today, when my family wanted to give it a…read moretry again. First things first, no matter how good the food is, if I'm dripping sweat while eating the food, that's a big no-no because that means I can't enjoy it! That's what it was like inside Kowloon Cafe this afternoon because they barely had any air on in 80+ degree weather. It's also really dark in there, which wasn't very welcoming. Now, onto the food: - Beef Chow Fun: it was good, but very oily. I know you need a lot of oil to keep it from sticking, but it was a bit too much for me. The beef was also not as tender as I had hoped. - Baked Pork Chop Rice: if you like sweet tomato sauce with your baked rice dishes, then this is for you (and me!) I enjoyed this dish a lot, but could've enjoyed it more if there had been AC because it came out piping hot! - Assorted Combination Bowl: I ordered this thinking it was 煎讓三寶, but I was very wrong. It was a mixture of pork skin, fish balls, radish, and squid. I would not get this again because it was extremely bland. If you do decide to get it, go for the one with curry sauce, as I'm sure that would be at least tastier. - Rice Noodles w/ Mix Sauce: very bouncy and chewy rice noodles with a lot of sauce, which is right up my alley. I would order this again if I'm ever back. Overall, my experience here was just okay. There were a few hits and misses. They can do better with a renovation (the booth cushions were damaged) and brighter lighting. Too many competitors in the area with better food make it hard for me to want to come back. I'll consider ordering the baked pork chop rice for takeout in the future.

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    Salt & Pepper Squid
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    High Five 囍筷

    3.8
    (73 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Save your time and find yourself another HK cafe if that's what you're craving…read more 鴛鴦 (HK Milk tea + coffee drink): would not recommend. Tastes like sour coffee. Tomato beef macaroni: lacked flavor, beef was a weird texture. Baked rice: smothered with a layer of sauce and cheese (you would think is a good thing?) until you see the raw vegetables mixed in with it. If you get seated by the wall, know that you'll have to interrupt the table next to you to get out. Additionally, when the table next to us left and a new customer walked in, she was seated to THAT table right away (no one came to even wipe the seats or table) with the rice crumbs and milk tea splatters left on that table! Foul. I'm never coming back. What a waste of calories.

    Back to my favorite cha chaan teng in NYC for their $8.25 breakfast set!…read more I usually come to High Five for their set meals (常餐), but this time I finally got up early enough for their breakfast sets lol. The breakfast is cheaper but also comes in a smaller portion, which I think it's still enough. Each noodle set comes with eggs of your choice, butter toast and hot drink. Their Hong Kong style milk tea and iced lemon tea taste super authentic, exactly like what I grew up having in HK. Tipping is also appreciated but not required! *Satay Beef over Vermicelli 沙嗲牛肉米粉 ** *Spiced Minced Pork over Noodle 五香肉丁公仔麵 ** *Macaroni Noodle Soup with Ham 火腿通粉 They make the 五香肉丁 in house, so it's already miles better than the canned ones. And I get their satay beef every time because this is the BEST I've had in NYC! I've been let down by so many spots, but this one tastes exactly like the kind I grew up with. Savory, peanut-y, and sooo good with instant noodles or vermicelli. *HK Style French Toast 一口西多士 $6 * Almost every table ordered the french toast and now I get why. Since it's cut into cubes, you get extra crispy edges in every bite. The center was filled with peanut butter. Crunchy, buttery, and sooo nostalgic. *HK Street Style Shu Mai 魚肉燒賣 $4.5 One of my favorite HK street snacks, and it's actually hard to find fish paste shumai in NYC. These are bouncy and perfect with a drizzle of sweet soy sauce. It's definitely pricier than what you'd get in HK, but it hit the craving.

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    Legend Cafe Express

    Legend Cafe Express

    4.0
    (27 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    When Legend Cafe Express opened, it had quite a few negative reviews on the service and food. My…read moreregular cha chaan teng was closed today, so I decided to give Legend a shot. This storefront used to be Yozi's, which looks almost the same now. It is bright and welcoming, seating is open, and felt spacious. The service was decent, and the food came out relatively fast. For appetizers, I got the salt and pepper squid. For $6.50, I really can't expect much in terms of portion sizes, but I was quite disappointed at how overcooked it was. It was too dark to be golden brown and was very dry and chewy. Each piece of squid was essentially more than $1 each. I would not get this again. The club sandwich was decent, but it's hard to mess up a simple sandwich. For entrees, we got the Baked Curry Chicken Cutlet Rice and the Baked Portuguese Chicken Cutlet Rice. Both were actually pretty good, and portions were good, although I will say the curry one has a stronger flavor. The Portuguese sauce was very coconutty and milder in flavor. The chicken cutlets were seasoned well and were tender. I also love that parts of the egg fried rice base were a bit crispy, similar to the bottom of a claypot rice, but not as tough on the teeth. The rice dishes were better than expected, and the prices weren't that bad. I'd come back to try some of their other things while keeping in mind not to order the squid again! They're also opened til 10, so it's a great spot for a later dinner when everything else is closed.

    Finally... a HK cafe closer to the train! And competition is welcome…read more I think this is owned by the same mgmt with another location by 18th Avenue, across from JMart. And feels very similar to what used to be the "Legend's steakhouse"... well this spot took over the defunct Yozi Noodle that offered dry pot (RIP), ramen, dumplings... sad it's gone, I actually enjoyed their dry pot. Legend Cafe Express has 2 floors... the lower floor is roomy, booth seatings and banquette seatings. Bright & welcoming. Still kind of new, probably needs time to adjust on their food items... we tried their HK milk tea (hot is better than the cold version), and the Baked chicken cutlet over spaghetti (not good... the chicken was rubbery... my son didn't finish) and also a baked curry oxtail over fried rice (the rice was crispy but the curry flavor wasn't good, tasted powdery). The company sando was good and would get again. Overall, feels like they need time to adjust their flavoring and get to the same standard as a real HK cafe style eatery. We would try again.

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    Legend Cafe Express
    Salt and pepper squid
    Salt and pepper squid
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    Like Cafe

    Like Cafe

    3.5
    (281 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Decent HK-style cafe in the Bensonhurst neighborhood! Came as a party of 5 on a Sunday afternoon…read moreand waited ~10 min for an available table. Extensive menu, but my friends came several times before, so we knew what the good dishes were here: - Curry Fishball Cherng Fun: Warm, soft, and fresh! This curbed our initial hunger and was a good starter for the table. - A + B Breakfast Combo Orders: Both combos come with a milk tea and egg sandwich, along with the main dish (Macaroni Soup or Tomato Beef Mac Soup). Filling for one person and a great value! - HK Chow Mein: Classic, solid noodle dish. One of my faves to have, no complaints. - Beef Chow Fun: Another classic noodle dish. Good flavor and great portion! Plenty of dishes here from breakfast combos to lunch and dinner dishes. Food is decent! This spot is on the smaller end, so expect to wait a bit during peak times. Would revisit for a home-y meal!

    This is a great HK style restaurant that serves many of the classic cafe Cha Chan Tang favorites. I…read moreonly ordered takeout but they have a convenient website that not only shows what is on the menu, but also a description of the item as well since not everyone is familar with all the dishes. It did take about 25 minutes from when I placed the order for the food to be ready for pick up but they seemed pretty busy from the number of take out orders. I got the double triple hungry beast feast which I thought I could easily finish so to double down on my mis-calculation I also ordered the snack combo. I ended up eating about half of the snack combo and a third of the hungry beast feast. The feast comes in a giant container with 5 different menu items that are each delicious on their own but it is great to have options. The feast can easily feed two people and is really worth it. Will definitely patron again and try their other items.

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    Salty Egg Prawn Fried Rice: $15 ($16.33 with tax)
    Salty Egg Prawn Fried Rice: $15 ($16.33 with tax)
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    E Noodle

    E Noodle

    3.8
    (308 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    Excellent food! My order genuinely made me so happy. The flavors felt like something that arrived…read morestraight from Chinatown, and it was incredibly nostalgic for me. Growing up, we had pan fried noodles all the time. They're harder to find now, and when I do find them, they're often disappointing. Not here. The shrimp pan fried noodles were excellent. Perfectly done and full of flavor. The crab & pork soup dumplings were delicious, and the fish cake & fish ball noodle soup totally hit the spot. Portions are generous! I had enough for lunch and dinner the next day, which is always a win. I've passed this place so many times and I'm so glad I finally gave them a try. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. Also, I have to mention the packaging. Some of the best I've ever seen for delivery. Each soup dumpling came in its own separate plastic cup (if you've ordered these before, you know how easily they can arrive broken with soup everywhere). The pan fried noodle broth was sealed and packed separately from the noodles, and the soup was packaged thoughtfully as well. Everything arrived intact and fresh. Highly recommend!

    Wontons are the star here - fresh, thin-skinned, and tasting home made. The soup was a bit salty,…read morebut the rice noodles hit my cheung fun craving, even though I wish they were flat, wide noodles with a little bok choy for a heartier lunch. The container they used to separate the noodles from the soup was a genius idea; I was worried there'd be no broth left by the time it arrived, but everything held up really well. The preserved egg and pork congee was just okay, but overall they clearly do wontons and noodles well. I wouldn't do delivery again, but I'd happily come back for takeout or dine-in and try more dishes.

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