Always a good choice for some authentic chachaatang (HK style cafe) food. The wings come in a set of 5 flats. We love the flats so this is always a must order dish. My hubby loves canto style scrambled eggs with shrimp over rice. The texture of taste of the shrimp in the egg mixture was perfect. Everytime I eat the salted egg yolk with shrimp fried rice, I'm always wondering what the crunchy texture is in every bite. Still haven't figured it out yet. Love the texture and the salted egg yolk taste of this dish. Ordered the staple lemon ice tea. So refreshing and the sweetness was perfect. Service was fast and attentive and I always loved sitting there surrounded by the HK style booths and wall art. Funny thing is we were testing out the new ai feature in the car, and was told that the cafe accepted only cash or Venmo. I had to ask the cashier while paying if Venmo was truly a form of payment they accepted and he said "yes". Didn't realize that. read more

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I use to go to the Manhattan location for Kong Sihk Tong so I decided to check out the flushing location. I don't know if it's because my taste buds have changed but the food just wasn't as great as I remembered it. That being said, I definitely still enjoyed it. Stating off with what I liked most, the pineapple soda was super refreshing. It was not too sweet and perfectly bubbly with bits of pineapple within. The carbonara was great as well. The noodles were perfectly al dente and I just enjoy creamy noodles to begin with. The curry fishballs are always a staple and the same goes with the steamed rice rolls with mixed peanut sauce. Cannot go wrong with those two appetizers. The sandwich was a little disappointing. I know the items are in the name of the sandwich but it fell really flat and I guess I was expecting a little more. The baked rice was not great either. It took a long time to arrive which we weren't upset about as we were warned when we ordered but for something that took so long, I expected it to be a lot better. Maybe we just ordered the wrong item and should've gotten the baked noodles instead of the rice? Overall the food was okay, the service was good and the restaurant liked very nice and clean. I enjoyed the fact that the menu was under a glass on the table so I was able to keep looking at it too while I was eating to see if there was anything else that looked interesting. read more

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I've been to the Kong Sihk Tong location in Chinatown, so I wanted to see how the Flushing branch was. We ordered: Borscht Soup ($5.95) - This has been pretty solid in both the Flushing and Chinatown location. It's rich in flavor, and quite tart. I did find the beef to be a little tough though. Beef Chow Fun in Brown Sauce ($13.25) - This was a little salty, but beef was tender and you can taste the flavors/heat of the wok in this dish, which is nice. Curry Fish Fillet Over Rice ($10.25) - This was also on the salty side, but it pairs nicely with the mountain of rice. Lemon Tea ($4.25) - Solid HK Lemon Tea with a good combination of sugar and lemon. This location looks more modern but still keeps the essence of how chachatangs are like in Hong Kong. Overall, I think the portion sizes are good for the price and if you can't finish, I would definitely take leftovers home and add rice or extra noodles to make use of the sauces! If I'm craving HK comfort food, I'm happy to have a location that is close to me! Note: Its only cash or venmo here. There is one unisex bathroom. read more

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Dined in after the lunch rush so there weren't many people inside given that it was a weekday. We got seated in one of their booths. I liked that the menu was under the glass table top already so we didn't need to wait for the server to come over with the menus. It was much more expansive compared to what they have listed on their online site (a lot of new items). We ordered the salt and pepper squid, slated duck egg yolk jumbo shrimp fried rice and Japanese style seafood stir fried udon. We were given cups of hot tea (since it's cold out) but you can ask for cold water too. The squid came out first, it was piping hot and light on the crunch. The salt and pepper flavor was a very minimal. The favorite of the table was the fried rice! I really love the additions of the crispy rice and shallots which added a crispy element to the overall dish. The egg floss also made the whole dish much tastier. There were 5 pieces of shrimps coated in salted egg yolk (would've been even tastier if the shrimp heads were left on). This was definitely a must order dish. The udon was also great. The bonito flakes on top really enhanced the overall seafood yakisoba flavor of the dish. There were a few scallops, shrimps, and squid pieces in the dish and they all tasted very fresh. Service was decent but not too frequent as they were probably prepping for the lunch rush. Once we got the check, the server asked if we wanted another cup of tea before we headed out which was a thoughtful touch. read more

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Always such a pleasure to dine here. Food comes out so fast and it always hits the spot. The mango sago and toast is a family favorite! Cash only though!! read more

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I was in downtown Flushing running errands and wanted to pick up some takeout for dinner. I found street parking in front of Kong Sihk Tong (KST) and decided to try it out. Ambience - decor was bright touristy", pastel colored Hong Kong Cafe vibe. Food - we ordered: Eggplant and minced pork - really flavorful and well seasoned. 4/5 Beef with peppers - tender slices of beef with sliced bell peppers in a black bean spicy sauce. Really flavorful comfort food. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Dining room - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

I came here with my partner and we had a decent time. We came on a Sunday afternoon and got seated immediately. The server, however, was a little rude. He almost talked to me like I did not know anything (?) but we placed our order and waited about 20 min for the baked dish to come out (which is average time since it is a baked dish). The minced meat baked rice was good, but a bit too salty. The rice was also harder, but the dish was overall alright. The restaurant itself is well decorated though, and we are glad we got to try this location. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Minced Meat Baked Rice - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

This is by far one of the best Hong Kong Cafes in NYC, serving authentic HK and Cantonese dishes. The Flushing location is more spacious than the Manhattan one, but good luck finding parking. Their HK milk tea is a must-order, whether you want it hot or cold. The cheung fun, curried fish balls, black pepper squid, toast, sandwiches, etc are all on point and will not disappoint! One of the staff members also reminds me of the drummer of Beyond . Tell me I am not wrong! read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I went here with my friends and had a really delightful meal. Anecdotally, I've been to another cha chaan teng in Manhattan and I personally liked this one better, although it might be what we ordered. I loved the curry fishballs and rice noodle rolls in peanut butter sauce. That and the ovaltine (it's just Ovaltine which I love) are the things I would get again. The salted egg yolk toast or something similar was a skip for me. I also liked the bacon truffle pasta and we got another noodle dish my friends really liked but I forgot what exactly's in it. The vibe is also fun in here. read more

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I absolutely love this spot! I was looking for a Hong Kong style Cafe and I found this one through Google or Yelp. My favorite thing is definitely the string beans with the shrimp paste. It's a little spicy but it's the perfect flavor. I also really enjoy the pineapple bun with the butter and also of course the Hong Kong milk tea is amazing because it's super caffeinated and the condensed milk makes it really sweet. I love the cafe aesthetic. It's very new and clean with the neon lights. read more

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KST is a classic for Hong Kong style cafe comfort food, otherwise known as cha chan tang. It is known as an OG spot in the Chinatown/Flushing area and always reliable when the craving hits. There are many new cafes popping up with similar menus but this will always be my go to. Menu items that I always go for that I don't think you can ever go wrong with include: HK style milk tea, golden toast, baked pork chop over spaghetti or rice, curry fishballs, beef ho fun and salt & pepper squid. Everything is solid, the ambiance is nice as the flushing location is relatively new compared to the Chinatown location. They are cash or Venmo only, no credit cards accepted. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a bite to eat (but with a hearty appetite as they have quite an extensive menu) in the downtown flushing area! IG: _acquired.taste read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Beef chow fun, curry fishballs, HK golden toast, salt & pepper squid & baked pork chop over spaghetti - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I've been to KST a few times. The service here always seems to be a miss. However this time it was so bad. The waiter placed the wrong order and did not give us our iced waters. Food took a while to come, and then they gave me baked rice when I asked for baked spaghetti. I asked them to remake it but he insisted I just order spaghetti on the side. Okay fine. The spaghetti was horrible. It was literally just tossed in oil and sauce. It was inedible. Then it took forever to get the check and to pay. He charged me a different price for one of my orders, which was a difference of a dollar more. By the way they're cash only but they don't display any sign. Very non-informative and they don't care to tell customers until they pay. I don't think I'll be coming back. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - No signage of being a "Cash Only" establishment. - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7 Decor: 8 Value: 6 Overall: 7 The original KST has been around for a long time in Chinatown, and it's synonymous with Hong Kong cafe style dining. This location in Flushing has also served the neighborhood for a while now. I have been here a handful of times and enjoyed most of my meals. First of all, I love the decor. It has a light pastel colored theme that feels very serene and looks extremely clean. The waitstaff is generally helpful, albeit sometimes a bit lackadaisical. For the food, here are some of the items I have had. Satay Beef in Noodle Soup (7/10) - Pretty tasty beef and noodles. I just wish the broth was also satay flavored. They simply add a scoop of satay beef on top of a bowl of soup noodles. After mixing it into the broth, there isn't a strong satay essence. Spam & Egg Sandwich (7/10) - Can't really go wrong, but I do appreciate them cutting off the crust. Chicken Wings in Grapefruit Honey Sauce (7/10) - Sounds interesting, but honestly you can't taste the grapefruit one bit. The wings were fried very well, but the sauce was just too sweet for this savory dish. Fried Dumplings (8/10) - Crispy and crunchy, these pork and shrimp dumplings are quite yummy. Fried Shrimp & Squid w/ Salted Duck Egg (8.5/10) - Not too greasy and beautifully golden brown, this is my favorite dish in the restaurant. Crispy, tender, savory, and full of umami. Borscht Soup (8/10) - One of the better ones from all the HK cafes I have tried. Rich flavor with umami. Pineapple Bun w. Butter (6.5/10) - Crust is tasty. However, the bun itself is too dense and needs to be more airy. Golden Lava French Toast (8/10) - This is the dish many people come here for. It's a crowd pleaser because it's fun to watch the salted egg yolk slowly ooze out of toast. Dumpling Noodle Soup (7/10) - Decent but there are better options around Flushing. Beef Chow Fun in Brown Sauce (7/10) - I had this dish a few times and it seems to be inconsistent. Star of the meal one visit and the flop on another. Curry Beef Brisket Over Rice (8/10) - Good curry flavor and super tender beef brisket. XO Sauce Fried Rice w. Seafood (7/10) - Simple but good. Dry and crispy, how a fried rice should be. The XO flavor adds a nice touch to the flavor. Salted Duck Egg w. jumbo Shrimp Fried Rice (7.5/10) - It's really just regular fried rice with some jumbo shrimp on top. Both are done well, so still delicious even though not necessarily cohesive. Baked Spaghetti w. Pork Chop (5/10) - Not a big fan of the baked items as a whole. The pork chop is a somewhat dry, and the spaghetti is way too soft. Hong Kong Style Coffee & Tea (6.5/10) - Solid drink. There is a dry aftertaste from the tea that some people enjoy, but not so much for me. Lemon Ribena (5/10) - Not my thing, but not bad. Horlick (5/10) - Childhood memories are sometimes best left in the past. This drink felt watered down and I can make it at home better for less. Red Bean Ice w. Coconut Milk (8.5/10) - Nearly perfect if they could limit some of the large chunks of ice. Red bean flavor is spot on. Passionfruit Smoothie (3/10) - Too sweet for me. Bottom line, most of the menu is very consistently good to very good. A few misses, just simply avoid them and you should have a fantastic meal. read more

Hong Kong Style Cafe with an entrance inside the building. It's cash only. I liked how the men's were under the glass on the table so I could always refer back to theme u without having it take up table space. The tea we ordered came free during breakfast. Everything tasted good and the inside was nice. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Menu - October 2025 - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

My go to spot is still good as ever! I usually come here on weekends before 11am so I can order the set menus that come with a drink. I usually get the ice lemon tea and it's about a $1 or so extra for cold drinks. Hits the spot everytime! The wait can be a bit longer on weekends but it's pretty good with wait time and you won't wait for a long time. This is def my fav HK spot in queens! I come here for dinner as well and their beer chow fun is prob the best in flushing. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

2 locations. One in the city and one in flushing. Came here with my neighbor who has been to the city location. We ordered a couple of drinks and some shareable bites The Hong Kong style tea was very very strong. Not my palate but if you like strong tea then I would suggest ordering it. We also ordered the honey with kumquat and lime and the lychee with jelly. Both refreshing for a hot day! She suggested getting the rice rolls with the peanut sauce on the side so you can dip it instead of having it drizzled all over which I liked so you can control how much sauce you want The baked fried rice with chicken chop was okay. Sauce is on the sweeter side Fried fish balls were good. The sauce given made it better Service was good. Nothing to complain about. Parking is very tough in the area as is most of downtown flushing. read more

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The baked pork chop over rice is amazing (as always) but this time I tried the rice rolls appetizer and beef curry and those were 5/5!! The curry tasted very good and reminded me of the food in HK. The serving off the rice rolls seemed small at first but it was actually the perfect amount since it's kind of heavy. The service is great--food comes quickly (order the baked dishes early). And the ambiance is 5/5. There's plenty of natural lighting and the booth seating is comfy. Unfortunately the bathroom wasn't very clean. read more

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Review and attitudes is purely on the baked pork chop rice. Cash only. Service was standard, nothing was poor nor exceptional. Just a no frills Hong Kong restaurant that. Prices however, are absurdly cheap when we think about everywhere else. Menu is good enough to accommodate everyone, but I will heavily recommend the baked pork chop rice. Baked Fried Rice w/ Pork Chop - hovering somewhere around $12 if I remember right, this meal could last me the entire day. We were all full after this for lunch that we skipped dinner in Flushing. Three different sauces are available - creamy (cheese), black pepper, and tomato. I recommend the tomato for the OG experience as well as being the best pairing of flavors. Black pepper was overly salty, so probably least favorite of the group. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Baked Fried Rice w/ Pork Chop (3 sauces) - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

Cute place! I unfortunately forgot to take pics bc I was on a time crunch. Just happened to drop my in laws at their doctors and met up with my sister here but once we sat down and ordered they were done with their appointment so had to pack what we ordered to go. Was able to split the orders so we can try each of what we got. Warmed up at home the peanut butter French toast and the truffle egg toast with hi style tea. Everything was good. Nothing exceptional bc I think easy to make at home. However it's a cute place & ambiance to meet up to eat with friends/family. Waitress was nice when we had to change our sit down to Togo. Was half crowded busy but not too crazy crowded. Service wasn't slow compared to what I read. read more

I've been here so many times and I adore the decor! For breakfast I get a golden lava French toast and pork noodle soup with preserved vegetables with a coffee milk tea and it's amazing. I'm always seated right away and service is friendly read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Golden lava French toast - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This is their 2nd location, 1st one in Chinatown. My friends and family and I come when we are in the area for breakfast specials or lunch. The workers are all amazing and friendly. They always intersect with my baby and she loves it. It's hard to get good HK cafe style dishes these days and I'm glad they are in a location that is busy but not as busy as downtown Flushing and can walk or park in the area without too much hassle. Our favorites are the baked pork chop over rice, all their noodle soups, corned beef and egg sandwich, borscht soup and salt and pepper fish fillet over rice. You really can't go wrong here. So much variety. They also have a nice mural on the wall and bright lights with a huge window to look out. read more

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No frills quick Chinese food. The salted fish with diced chicken fried rice is pretty solid. The chicken wings were seasoned nicely and the curry hor fun dish was interesting, but tasty. Prices are super reasonable and can't wait to dine in one day. read more

KST is a cute spot with lots of options to try, from sweet toasts to savory rice and noodle dishes - definitely come with an appetite and maybe with some friends so you can try multiple items off the menu! We got three dishes - 1) Golden Lava French Toast was the perfect sweet treat that paired really well with the slightly bitter but aromatic HK Style Milk Tea, 2) XO seafood fried rice which was filled with lots of juicy and succulent seafood, and 3) crispy Salt & Pepper squid which was the perfect savory snack. Service was very quick despite it being so busy and bustling in and out with people - would highly recommend! read more

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This was my first time at this location. The original one I've been to is in Chinatown, but this spot feels bigger and more spacious. The food was delicious. I ordered my usual--HK-style milk tea and curry fish balls. I was also craving a pan-fried noodle dish that I always forget the name of. The noodles were a bit oily, but they still tasted just as I remembered. The service was great. The staff was attentive and he also helped my friend figure out the name of a dish she had seen on Google but couldn't remember. The waiter quickly figured it out, and we were thrilled! Overall, I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area. read more

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The service was nice. The place was quiet. Quietly enjoying a breakfast meal in the city read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Fried fish breakfast special - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Honestly probably one of the best service experiences that I've had in any restaurant in New York. I really appreciated the consideration of the staff members here in regards to assisting my friends and I with making sure that we are all at the same table considering we were a large party that they weren't necessarily equipped for in terms of seeing so on to the food first and foremost everything I ate here was really good I really liked the steak fried rice and rice noodles in particular especially with the grape soda it is a drink that reminds me of home. The place itself is small cute and very popular in the area it's like four blocks away from my apartment which is really convenient it's definitely a place that we go again or order from online I feel like the quality control is fantastic all of our dishes came out at the same time and the people working here were very knowledgeable and helpful throughout our dining experience read more

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I love me some Hong Kong breakfast. We've been coming here for a while now and we never leave dissatisfied. Their milk teas hit the spot. The breakfast and lunch menus are loaded with instant noodles, spam, sandwiches, rice dishes, pasta and so much more. It's difficult to find parking on a weekend considering it's located on Main street flushing. There is a parking garage on the side street that is easy to get into and isn't too expensive and the restaurant does provide one hour complimentary parking for the garage if you dine in and spend more than $30. Note : Restaurant is Cash Only read more

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The restaurant vibe is nice, but the service and food were okay at best. The Seafood Cheese sauce dish had a very funky smell and left an overall weird taste that probably turned me off to the rest of the foods. Moreover, when we decided to pay, they requested Venmo/Zelle over credit card. Lots of room left for improvement, and the HK style food in the neighborhood especially leaves a lot left to be desired. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

We got there just before they got real busy and got a table right away. Our milk tea came very quickly. The rice noodles with sauce on the side was tasty. Our breakfast came at different times but both arrived piping hot and very tasty. read more

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Always consistent. Love their golden lava toast and their oven baked dishes (esp the pork chop or minced meat) over spaghetti. Also love the crispy fish fillet with corn over rice. read more

Beautiful space with modern cafe vibes. We tried many dishes and they were all incredible. It was still breakfast time so we started with the beef satay soup. Oh. My. God. The beef was so tender and the broth so flavorful. I also had the HK milk tea on the side and it was perfectly brewed and flavorful. Next we had the golden lava French toast. Also amazing and perfect. I didn't think I could have anything else until the fried rice came out. Wow! So much flavor. The staff was also very attentive and took good care of us, answering our many questions about the menu. I can't wait to come back when I'm visiting home. read more

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If you're looking for Hong Kong comfort food, this place is where you can go. The weekends are packed, but weeknights are easier to find a table. Service is fast, but be sure to clarify your order especially if it appears on the menu under appetizers and noodle soups because you might get the wrong order without doing so. Aside from a variety of hot and cold drinks, there are tons of options to choose from. Some favorites include passion fruit smoothie, coconut red bean ice, and mango smoothie with sago. My favorite dish is the fried shrimp and squid with salty duck egg sauce. However, some like the baked Portuguese chicken rice, shrimp with scrambled eggs over rice, and seafoods curry over rice. If you're not full, there is plenty of options on their menu, which is on the table under glass for you to view. Overall, it's a solid place to eat or hangout since there is an outlet at your table to charge your phone or get work done :) read more

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I came here for my first time on a Tuesday morning for brunch at around 11:30 AM. They were busy but not crowded. They have a mix of tables and booths and the artwork is really cute. All the dishes we ordered were decent. We ordered the XO Porkchop instant noodles, Baked Pork Chop Over Rice, Yuzu Chicken Wings, Imitation Shark Fin Soup, Braised Beef Noodles and HK Milk Tea. The XO instant noodles had strong wok hei and soy sauce flavor. However, the pork chop counterpart tasted a bit plain comparatively. The pork chop of the Baked Porkchop Over Rice was pretty flavorful but overall I thought the sauce was too sweet. I'm generally not a fan of Yuzu but the Yuzu Chicken Wings tasted unique, very citrusy and tart, and overall not bad. The Shark Fin Soup had a good balance of thickened broth and ingredients. The Braised Beef Noodles was flavorful and the beef was tender. The HK Milk Tea was strong, just the way I usually like it. Overall, the food wasn't the best I've had from a HK style restaurant but it was still good and I would definitely come back again to try their other dishes, especially their breakfast combos! read more

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We've visited Kong Sikh Tong a few times, in Flushing and Manhattan's Chinatown, but haven't been particularly impressed. Dishes we had in our last visit: - Truffle Scrambled Eggs Toast (黑松露炒蛋厚多士): $6.95 ($7.57 with tax). Not much truffle flavor. - Hong Kong Style Milk Tea (港式奶茶): $4.50 ($4.90 with tax). Not smooth / silky. We've had better. - Avocado & Scrambled Eggs Toast (牛油果炒蛋厚多士): $8.95 ($9.74 with tax). - Salty Duck Egg with Shrimp Fried Rice (咸蛋蝦皇炒飯): $14.45 ($15.73 with tax). 3.5 out of 5 stars. This dish came with five medium-sized shrimp. Salty duck egg was mixed into the rice and coated the fried shrimp. Some of the rice was crispy / crunchy. The dish had some greens, but could use more. Despite our relatively low rating, this is one of the better versions we've had from Hong Kong-style restaurants. The version we had from Like Café (in Brooklyn, NY) had bland rice. One annoyance is that only the Breakfast and Sandwich sections of the menu are available before 11 AM, with the rest of the menu becoming available at 11 AM. We waited about 20 minutes for our Salty Duck Egg with Shrimp Fried Rice because of the volume of orders that built up on the wait to 11 AM. Orders of $30 or more receive one hour of free parking at Easy Parking, in the basement of the building. The garage entrance is on Franklin Avenue. read more

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A great cha chaan teng style restaurant that teleported me back to Hong Kong. I was there on a Sunday around 1pm and it was packed, but the service and turnover is pretty quick. I got the satay beef with wide noodles, salt and pepper squid, and HK style French toast with peanut butter and condensed milk. The satay beef noodles was a big portion, super tasty, but the sauce was a little watery. Salt and pepper squid was okay, not their best dish. The French toast was AWESOME - super classic dish, fairly cheap, and tasted just like HK. read more

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Food: Breakfast Tomato beef macaroni soup - 5/5 - tomato soup was yummy. It was sweet. Golden Lava French Toast - 5/5 - french toast with sweet custard in the mode. So good!j Service is good. Employees were always busy running around, but always willing to stop if needed. The 3 times we came, there were a few tiny bugs crawling on some of the side tables. We prefer to sit in the middle tables to avoid them. read more

Kong Sihk Tong - Golden Lava Toast - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

Went here with family. Had to ask for a menu When ordered didn't mention included drinks, I ordered two things, came back and said second thing wasn't available, but brung it anyway But never brung the meal out .... It was nice sipping water while my family ate Top notch place and great service - NO !!! Now I see why it was near empty My advice/ suggestion GO TO HK Cafe down the road Been there few times. Million times better read more

Kong Sihk Tong - NOTHING - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Flushing, New York

One nice detail about this place is that they put the menus under a glass on the table, so you can immediately choose what you want to order. It's also pretty convenient if you want to order something else off the menu mid meal. The art on the wall were very colorful and nice to look at. The salt and pepper squid I got tasted alright, we had to add extra salt to give it that flavor. The Japanese style seafood fried udon was pretty good, but the star of the show for me was the salty duck egg with jumbo shrimp friend rice. It just had the perfect balance of saltiness and had a nice crunch to it as well, which made it the perfect dish for me. read more

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Loved the nostalgia of a HK cha chaan teng. The spam and egg instant noodle soup is always a classic for me. The curry fish balls and peanut cheung fun were very close to how it tastes in Hong Kong (just missing the sweet chili sauce for the cheung fun). And we also got the chicken chop instant noodles. The chicken chop and scallion ginger were so tasty! Chicken was very crispy and flavorful. The noodle itself was a bit salty but otherwise very tasty. We'll definitely be back for more Hong Kong classics! The service was fast and friendly. Loved the seating area. It was air conditioned and modern. Very comfortable! read more

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I decided to give Kong Sihk Tong another chance since the last time I came I didn't think it was worth revisiting, but have heard high praises from a lot of people. I'm sad to say I still share the same opinion I did 2 years ago when I first went. This time I went to the flushing location and the decor and space is nice and large. Salt & pepper squid: This was my favorite and I enjoyed it a lot. However, there's many restaurants you can get this at for just as good and have other stuff that I can order when I go. If I come here I'd probably only want this dish, which isn't worth going here to get 1 dish. Fried fish fillet: This was solid! It met expectations on what I thought it would be like. Baked fried rice with pork chops: I think you can skip this dish, or choose another sauce base. We chose tomato and I love cooked tomato-based anything, but this one tasted really artificial (even more than ketchup). The pork was tender, but the sauce was too overpowering for me to enjoy it. Golden lava toast: Everyone always says this is a must order, but I think it's okay and I wouldn't get it again. Perhaps I'm not a fan of the dish in general. I think it's too heavy, oily, and gets palette fatigue quick. Beef chow fun: I was really disappointed with this one. It was bland. Spaghetti bacon & mushroom with truffle sauce: i would say this was my second favorite dish and is unique. Worth a try! I don't think the flavor profiles would be something I would crave. I think I'm in the minority of my friends who really like Kong Sihk Tong. I think Kong Sihk Tong offers fusion (Chinese x American) food but I would prefer eating traditional Cantonese Chinese, no frills. read more

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