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    Hong Kong Cafe

    3.7 (302 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:45 pm

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    Oyster omelet
    Jennifer G.

    As usual their good is great. The beef chow fun had lots of work hay. My husband really liked the Singapore Style Rice Noodle. He said it had a kick to it that he liked and a lot of shrimp. Our friends ordered the Fresh Mushroom with Golden Egg Yolk which was incredible and addictive. Our friend loved the oyster omelet.

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    Dianna W.

    Hong Kong Cafe is a chain restaurant specializing in Hong Kong style cafe food . Example : house special yellow skin chicken , baked pork chop rice in cheese and tomato sauce , pork and shrimp won ton in soup , beef stir fried wide rice noodle , Singapore stir fried rice noodle , baked cream of chicken / seafood soup with puff pastry on top , salt & pepper wings , etc . I ordered the seafood stir fry noodle ( Yee mei ) 海鮮伊麪。It was large portion with lots of shrimp , fresh cuttlefish, Big scallops in a special sauce . It was delicious and the seafood were cooked to just right , tender and flavored. I ordered the cream of corn & chicken soup . Portion size was generous and it was well made . The restaurant has been opened for 3 years . It has a free big parking lot and near by street parking . I have not visited the cafe because the Yelp reviews were not too good . This time I could verify that the chef 's cooking were good . The menu is double the size of most HK style cafe and look yummy .. I also enjoyed their interior design and great customers service . Shall be back soon with friends to try other menu items .

    Yinyang fried rice
    Cody T.

    We've been here twice now and it's been my favorite Chinese restaurant that serves Cantonese, Hong Kong style dishes that's very familiar to my tastebuds here in Dublin. The restaurant inside is super clean, and has two large televisions that's perfect for dining inside and watching the World Cup. We ordered a variety of dishes in our two visits and none of them have disappointed. Fried rice: fujian fried rice and yinyang fried rice. Both cooked really well where the sauce makes the fried rice really savory but you can still taste the wok heat from the fried rice. Proteins: the salt and pepper fried pork was really tasty and what you could expect from any Chinese restaurant. The fish and mushroom tofu clay pot was done really well as well, with large portions of fish fillets, tofu and mushrooms. Veggies: we ordered the classic onchoi that was made with both large stems and leaf sides. They weren't old either and was really fresh. Something new we tried that sounded and tasted really good was h the r egg yolk fried mushrooms. Definitely salty from the egg and had the umami from the mushrooms. Overall, I'm so delighted to be living near Hong Kong cafe. It has plenty of parking, open late enough (8:45pm) for a late dinner, and close to downtown Dublin. What more could you ask for?

    Christy T.

    Came on July 4th for an early dinner, as we left the crowd started to arrive. Not too crowded though. I love the veggies. The Yin Yeung Fried Rice could use a bit more meat. The Portuguese Chicken tasted good. Fried Calamari was good too. Ambiance was nice. Loved the decorations.

    Lunch special menu
    Felix L.

    Great food, Hong Kong concert good. They also have a new lunch special menu. Their milk tea always hits the spot

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    Allan Y.

    Came in for a late lunch on a Wednesday afternoon and was seated right away, not that many people. Beef Stew Wonton Ho Fun Soup, the beef was tender and flavorful, wontons were average size and tasty, but the soup base was blend with no flavor, and the beef stew juices didn't even make it better. Mapo Tofu was very good and tasted great. My daughter loved. Fried Oysters was perfectly fried top with fried garlic and green onions, tasted great. Chili Oil Wontons was good. I will come back for other items. This is a 4 stars establishment, but the broth was not good at all. That's why the 3 star review.

    Kim B.

    I was greeted when I entered and placed my order to go. I only had to wait for 10 minutes. The restaurant itself was spacious. My food, chow fun, was hot. The fun what soft and nicely seasoned. There was a little bit of green and yellow onions in the mix. The shrimp and scallops were tender and tasted fresh. The chicken, beef and pork all tasted as if they had been cooked the day before. The pieces were tough. Not sure I will be back.

    Salt and pepper fried chicken wings which
    Marian Y.

    Our group of three went here for lunch. It's a nice, clean place, with comfortable booths to sit on. They had such a big menu with plenty of food selections. We ordered the salt and pepper fried chicken wings which were so crispy, the braised beef ribs with eggplant in clay pot, and our favorite the combination crispy fried noodles. Would love to try more of their dishes when we're out in Dublin.

    Strong beans with chicken
    Granger L.

    I was craving my some saucey fried Chinese meat dish and this place delivered! Their orange sauce fried spare ribs were so good. They also had the Hong Kong style spaghetti that uses black pepper sauce which I like too. Strings beans were also solid.

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    Brian T.

    Food is mediocre and on the salty side. Good service with lots of HK dishes to choose from but unfortunately not the best. Spacious restaurant and place picked up closer to dinner. Started with the cream of corn puff pastry. The pastry had no puff or layers to it and the cream of corn wasn't creamy. It was more of a corn egg drop soup. The preserved duck egg and pork congee had lots of meat to it but was way too salty. Server was understanding and let us swap to just plain congee. The fried mushrooms were crispy but oily. The baked pork chop rice was underwhelming. Had a pinch of cheese and wasn't broiled. Fried rice with egg on the bottom with a good ratio. Sauce wasn't very tasty and more like just canned tomato sauce. Pork chop was decent. Not much HK food options here but worth a try. Plenty of parking in this plaza.

    Maggie O.

    I came here with my family on Christmas day for lunch and it was delicious! Service was great and they were decked out for the holidays. We ordered a variety of dishes to share family style and they were all great. My favorite was the sweet and sour chicken. Service is fast and efficient. Their menu has a variety of HK dishes which I love in addition to the family style dishes. I would definitely come back!

    Idy C.

    We really like HK style cafe and I keep going back to this place! Curry fish ball, beef chow fun and calamari were so good!

    July 2026

    Went inside to get a take out menu and the female server was very nice and cordial. She even told me to look at the menu that has pictures of the food.

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    Grand Cafe - Beef chow fun

    Grand Cafe

    4.1(168 reviews)
    4.6 mi
    $$

    We stopped by for dinner as we were craving some good Cantonese style options. I'm always open to…read moreflexing my Cantonese in front of my girlfriend too. For anyone coming, the parking can be really bad as it shares probably 20 or so spots with several other restaurants. It's near impossible to park nearby with the alternative of parking near the Panera's or even the target. There's plenty of tables and seats inside, and it was pretty slow when we dined in. Convenient televisions on two different sides where all the workers were casually watching, and quite the chatter in the kitchen where they're all watching the World Cup. That doesn't really affect service however as they're quite attentive when called for. We ordered the salted fish and chicken fried rice, and the medium bbq platter with char sound soy sauce chicken. All very delicious! The only thing is that they can bit on the pricier side with $20 for the fried rice and $30 for the bbq plate. Overall, I thought grand cafe definitely scratched our itch for Cantonese style dining experience. It typically comes with great food, good service, and a bit of nostalgia from being from the Bay Area.

    Went to Grand Cafe with a few friends for a Friday lunch. We were the first ones in the door at…read more11. Lunch hour got busier, but maybe they got to 60% capacity. The food: Roast Duck - crispy skin, tender, good flavor, not too salty. A really good version. Dry Braised Green Beans with Minced Pork - solid, green beans still have some texture to them. Good amount of flavorful meaty bits. Beef Chow Fun - decent version, huge portion I really liked the duck here. Everything else was good. We didn't see anything unique on the menu, but just solid food.

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    Grand Cafe - Interior Glimpse

    Interior Glimpse

    Grand Cafe - Cantonese style cashew chicken (Jan 2026)

    Cantonese style cashew chicken (Jan 2026)

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    Garden Cafe - Salt & Pepper Capelin, 椒鹽多春魚

    Garden Cafe

    3.9(297 reviews)
    8.2 mi
    $$

    Garden Cafe is a solid, reliable spot right in Castro Valley when you are craving classic Hong Kong…read morecafe comfort food. It captures that authentic cha kaan teng vibe without needing to drive across the Bay. The Chicken Chow Fun here hits the spot. The rice noodles have great texture--tender with just enough chew--and they get a proper sear in the wok for that subtle smokiness (wok hei). The chicken slices are well-marinated and smooth, and the bean sprouts provide a fresh crunch that balances out the dish nicely. It's generous, comforting, and not overly greasy compared to many other local takeout options. To wash it down, their Hong Kong Milk Tea delivers on authenticity. It is strong, smooth, and brewed with that distinct, bold black tea base balanced out by sweet evaporated milk. Ordering it iced keeps the flavor rich without watering down as you drink it. The only reason it knocks off one star is that service can be a bit slow during peak dinner hours, and the dining space gets tight quickly. But for quality, everyday comfort food and a classic Hong Kong tea fix in the neighborhood, Garden Cafe is consistently a great choice.

    I visited Garden Cafe for the first time last week, a HK Cafe that has been open for close to three…read moreyears. The inside of the restaurant is clean and modern. There are regular tables as well as booth seating throughout the Cafe. The food was solid HK Cafe Food. Out of the items I ordered, I liked the Black Bean Chow Fun the most. My second choice would be the baked pork chops which was a very hearty comforting dish. The French Toast was solid and the scrambled eggs with beef over rice was decent. Service was good, above standard for a HK Cafe, and prices are moderate. I would recommend visiting when craving HK style Cafe food.

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    Garden Cafe - Spacious Inner Area

    Spacious Inner Area

    Garden Cafe - Hong Kong French Toast with Peanut Butter / 西多士

    Hong Kong French Toast with Peanut Butter / 西多士

    Garden Cafe - Hainanese Chicken over Rice

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    Baby Cafe - Popcorn chicken

    Baby Cafe

    4.0(236 reviews)
    13.1 mi
    $$

    Baby Cafe does not disappoint when it comes to its Hainan chicken. My wife and I dropped by for…read morelunch at 12:30 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon with some friends and we were able to immediately get seated at a table. Between the two of us, we ordered a whole Hainan chicken -- knowing that we'd have enough leftovers for dinner later that evening, as well as a baked fish fillet over rice. Like all baked entrees, you should expect to wait around 20 minutes or so for the dish to be prepared. If you anticipate being hungry during the extended wait, I'd recommend ordering some snacks as well, like popcorn chicken or some curry fish balls. The baked fish fillet here is absolutely delicious. If you enjoy Korean corn cheese, this dish feels like corn cheese over rice, with a perfectly crispy fish filet on top, smothered with a white cream sauce. This dish is incredibly rich and each bite feels like a warm hug. You'll definitely be in the mood for a nap after finishing this dish. The Hainan chicken here is probably some of the best in the Bay. The chicken skin has the gelatinous texture of well-prepared Hainan chicken, and the chicken itself is incredibly moist and tender. The chickens they serve up are absolutely massive and a whole chicken should comfortably feed a family of four. The ginger scallion sauce on the side could use a touch of salt, but that's just my personal preference for things to be a tad saltier. Overall, if you're craving Hong Kong diner food, Baby Cafe is a great option in this part of town. I would definitely stop by again for lunch.

    Came here for dinner earlier tonight, party of 4, around 6pm. We got the beef stew dry noodle, the…read morecha siu egg over rice, the ground pork green beans, and the hainan chicken with rice. Also got an iced HK style milk tea. Price for everything was around $80 after tax before tip. Pros: - Very easy parking, lots of spots available in the lot - pretty delicious food with pretty generous portions! Everything tasted pretty fresh and not over-rich and not over-MSG'ed. - Cute vibes inside - very Asian millennial and the trees inside are so cute haha. Very good placement since the tree close to the door blocks the door from shining blaring sun in your eyes if you're sitting facing the door - The milk tea was delicious??? - Pretty good service, food came out quickly, check came back quickly - Chinese-speaking and English-speaking friendly - Very easy to share dishes family style. I think we'll definitely be back!!

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    Baby Cafe - Interior

    Interior

    Baby Cafe - 1/2 shredded chicken

    1/2 shredded chicken

    Baby Cafe - Ovaltine & Honey Lemon

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    HK Congee Noodles - Menu

    HK Congee Noodles

    4.0(37 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    This is a Cantonese style cafe inside the Pacific Pearl Mall food court …read more It has many HK style dishes: shrimp won ton noodle soup , congee , stir fried beef noodles , fried rice ,pan fried fish cakes with broccoli. My favorite is the imitation shark fun soup in bowls . Large size is $10.99 , small size is $6.99 . The soup is tasty with the right consistency. Inside it has a lot of chicken shedded in very fine pieces. Black mushroom and wooden mushroom for textures . I had the same item in San Francisco. It costed more and it did not even tasted as good and did not have so many ingredients. I had been back for the soup may times .

    What a pleasant surprise! I would definitely eat at HK Congee Noodles again…read more My daughter and I didn't know what we wanted to eat for lunch, so we came to this Asian food court. With not many places open, HK Congee Noodles had both the drinks and plates we wanted as well as the right prices. In addition, the man at the counter was so friendly, especially compared to some of the other restaurants at the food court. I was craving Chinese sticky rice and was excited they had 2 sizes, so I ordered a Large. My daughter ordered this dish that looked like thick noodles that were SO DELICIOUS! (I may have eaten more of that dish than my own! Teehee.) Even though I ordered everything "to go", the man at the counter could see we were planning to eat at the table, so he still brought us bowls and utensils (not plastic ones), so we could properly eat there. It was really unexpected and appreciated. Next time, I'd like to try their congee and one of their noodle dishes since that's what they're named after! [The only reason why I took off a star is because the XO Rice Noodle Rolls did not come with any garnish or vegetables like in the photo. It was plain...just noodles. The flavor was tasty, but it didn't look like the photo. Also the Thai iced tea did not have any ice. These aren't deal breakers, and we still enjoyed our lunch very much.]

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    HK Congee Noodles - Fish paste soup

    Fish paste soup

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    A Plus HK Style Cafe - Ham and egg sandwich with fries

    A Plus HK Style Cafe

    3.4(474 reviews)
    14.7 mi
    $$

    Food: Happy Hour till 12AM; very nice option for after a long overtime in the end of the day. They…read moreoffer mini size (half of regular portion), yet still pretty filling for female. We got the cheese backed fish rice and black pepper beef stir fried noodles. The flavors are really good! Ambiance: family style and casual Service: owner is super efficient and friendly! Very helpful even at their busy hours. Bring cash to save 3% credit card fee! They no require tips!

    I randomly decided to eat lunch here and the food quality was really bad/definitely not fresh. I…read morethink they don't like to do dishes because everything is served in a to-go container even if you're dining in. Plastic forks and knives and spoons as well. I ordered the Baked Porkchop Over Rice and Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings. The wings were crispy but they tasted a little off and kinda old. This already sounds pretty bad but it gets worse. Let's talk about this Porkchop dish. I can say this with absolute confidence: this dish was pre-made and reheated. My first bite was abysmal. The pork tastes old and the tomato sauce tastes like plastic. I was wondering how I was gonna cut the porkchop with the plastic knife but the pork chop they gave me was so thin that it didn't matter. Once I cut it and checked the middle of the meat I can see it was dark brownish (not how a fresh porkchop should look). The portion was also pretty bad cuz it was served in a go-to tin. I only came here because there used to be another location next to De Anza College but everything here was way worse and I won't be coming back again.

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    A Plus HK Style Cafe - Baked spaghetti

    Baked spaghetti

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    New Venus Hongkong Cafe - Bittermelon and Spare Ribs over Rice (on whiteboard menu

    New Venus Hongkong Cafe

    3.3(648 reviews)
    12.5 mi
    $$

    I haven't had breakfast here for a long time and I was feeling a bit under the weather today and…read morecraving some porridge. I ordered a porridge set with chow mien , satay beef instant noodles with two milk tea for take out. I was surprised how good it was comparing the last time I tried their breakfast. I'm not sure if they changed chefs or ownerships. I would definitely come back more often for authentic HK style breakfast, the milktea reminds me of the ones in HK. I definitely recommend this cafe!

    This New Venus Hongkong Cafe is still one of the best in town for morning big breakfasts. I haven't…read morevisited in nearly a decade. They used to accept only cash which made it inconvenient, but nowadays, they do accept credit cards as well. Love it. Excellent customer service too. I like the friendly and welcoming staffs here. Great first impression after so many years. Authentic Hong Kong foods. If you're coming from the South Bay Area, this place doesn't disappoint. We don't have very good Cantonese HK style cafes that serve good A/B/C/D/etc. breakfasts and most places are overpriced. Good value for good foods here. I paid $16 with taxes included for B-breakfast, so I left them $4 tips. $16 for everything was considered cheap! I had french fries/hash brown/two eggs/chicken steak/broccoli/carrot/etc. and comes with hot beverage of choice. Very fulfilling. Delicious foods with authentic drinks. Everything was generous in portions and delicious, so I ate the entire plate of foods along with my hot cup HK milk tea. No leftovers. Yummy! I'm really loving their big breakfasts now. I do miss all the good and affordable Hong Kong cafe foods. Having excellent service is a plus. Television was turned on with HK news. Loved the old interior vibes and beautiful foodie ads on the walls. There's lots of tables and chairs inside too. All positive. I'll be back.

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    New Venus Hongkong Cafe - All new HK theming  06/30/25

    All new HK theming 06/30/25

    New Venus Hongkong Cafe - Hong Kong Milk Tea with Baked Chicken with red and white sauce with cheese over rice.

    Hong Kong Milk Tea with Baked Chicken with red and white sauce with cheese over rice.

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    Pan fried pork chop with eggs and toast

    Cafe Kazka - Chicken corn cheese pasta

    Cafe Kazka

    4.2(155 reviews)
    21.4 mi
    $$

    cafe kazka is such a hidden gem in foster city! my friend and I came to check it out for lunch…read moreafter hearing it was a hong kong-style cafe, and were not disappointed at all. first, the cafe is so cute and also spotless- I could've stayed all day just reading or doing work. there was lots of outdoor seating overlooking the water which was so nice! I got an iced HK style coffee + milk tea which I've never had before but was so delicious. I'd definitely come back to try the other fruity drinks too! we ordered the tom yum noodles, preserved vegetables & pork noodle soup, salt & pepper fries, and the HK style french toast with peanut butter. the french toast was our favorite- it was fluffy and chewy and was just like the HK classic. the noodle dishes were both so hearty and flavorful too, and the portions were a good size. it did take a bit long for everything to come out, but it did seem like there was only one person working and she was very kind and accommodating when we had questions about our order. we didn't mind at all, especially sitting outside and enjoying the view! overall, I'll for sure be back for the drinks and to try some other HK style street food.

    This was my first time trying Cafe Kazka, and unfortunately, I was very disappointed. The…read morerestaurant seemed seriously understaffed and very disorganized. I ordered the lemongrass pork jaw rice. There were only about six pieces of meat, and the lemongrass was chopped into very tiny pieces and mixed into the sauce. The problem was that the lemongrass was extremely tough, almost like small pieces of tree branches, and impossible to chew. I had to spit them out, but because they were chopped so finely and mixed throughout the sauce and meat, it was very difficult to eat. If this is how they prepare the dish, they should reconsider the way they cook and serve lemongrass dishes--or consider removing this dish from the menu. I also waited about 30 minutes for my food. After such a long wait, I expected the food to at least arrive hot, but it was already cold. It seemed like the food had been sitting in the kitchen for a while because there weren't enough staff to bring it out to customers. The table service and cleanliness were also disappointing. There were no staff available to clean the tables, and I actually saw customers moving previous customers' dirty plates to one side and wiping the table themselves. Our table was also extremely sticky. The restaurant really needs to review its food delivery process. Instead of having staff run around the dining area trying to find the right table number, they could simply have customers pick up their food using an order number. This would probably make the process much faster and more organized. Overall, the food was just so-so, the service was slow, and the whole restaurant felt very unorganized. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back.

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    Inside

    Cafe Kazka - Duck breast rice

    Duck breast rice

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