DO NOT PAY UNTIL YOU GET YOUR FOOD I waited 30 minutes for my order and decided to not wait anymore, so I asked for a refund. They refused to refund me. I kept asking for my money back but they told be it will be difficult and time consuming, since it was paid by credit card, but they didn't do anything at the register to try to issue the refund. They pretended like they were too busy to deal with me, 15 minutes after I asked for refund. Then out of nowhere, They said the food is ready and forced me to take the food and not refund me. Absolutely dishonest with dirty tactics! read more

A little HK inspired cafe with ABC set meals in Bensonhurst . They have everything you'd need for breakfast lunch and dinner. We came for breakfast and ordered the spam and egg ramen which could've used a little more flavor so that was disappointing. But the spam and egg combo always hits right. The milk tea meets the standard for what a HK milk tea should taste like and I loved it. The butter pineapple bun was sooo good and crispy, but the top part kind of fell off in one swoop. The appetizer HK street foods combo was my favorite. The sauce was perfect and not something you'd find in a lot of places. We come often and hope this place sticks around for awhile! Support AAPI small businesses! read more

Like Cafe - Spam and egg ramen HK street food combo Iced milk tea Iced lemon tea Butter pineapple bun - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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everything here was OK and authentic. I can't say that most places are authentic cause I really don't get that feel but here I definitely get that feel of a Taiwan Hong Kong restaurant. We ordered the black pepper noodles, the curry, fish balls, and condensed milk toast. I love how here they get condensed milk toast, right it has condensed milk and a toast is just lightly toasted, which is perfect. I also like their black pepper noodles, which is flavorful and filling for a lunch or dinner meal. The service is also good. They really try to get everybody in within a certain timeframe and get out your food quickly. Although I know this place is in for everyone if you are willing to try some Hong Kong authentic food I feel like this is just good for people in general. I come here quite often, probably biweekly and it's a nice place but sometimes it's a little cramped in there because they have a limited amount of seats. read more

I have came here a few times now. Always have a long wait outside but this time they used buzzers similar to Red Lobster etc for the wait line which made it much easier for us so we did not need to cramp inside the small restaurant. Food was good as always. They never had the Pineapple Bun with Butter after noon but I think they figured out stock and now they do have it (even at 1:30PM)!! Decor and menu is also great (9/10) reminds me of Hong Kong Cafes a lot. The food is okay but HK food in Hong Kong is definitely different! Rate it at 8/10. Wouls definitely recommend trying it at least once! read more

Like Cafe - Pineapple Bun with Butter and HK Style Milk Tea - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

3.5 stars overall...a few hits and misses. There's been so many HK Style cafes lately, popping up in all the boroughs. The good news is, it's a collective of good and satisfying eats on a budget! There is a comfort vibe you get when you walk in. To that degree, you know the menu will be a satisfying read even if the food doesn't pan out. This was my first visit but like the third for my family. They have frequented this place and liked the atmosphere, prices, and food. We figured my hubby would enjoy his father's day (early) eating Hong Kong style eats, where he's originally from. The food was good but nothing to rave about. It scores high for economical reasons and variety. Service was available at any moment but it got confusing when they brought the food out. Onto the good eats: - scallion pancakes, c'mon who doesn't love these crisp little mini triangles?! I didn't even dip it. Good on its own. - rice rolls, ah, a comfort food for me anytime of day. Like the equivalent of eggs at every meal. It's just good - aka cherng fun street hawker style. - fish balls, served alongside the rice rolls, not too dense and quite flavorful. - soup dumplings, there's a deal, buy three get the fourth free. You can mix and match it with other items like spring rolls or fried dumplings too. The dumplings were good, but the broth could use a little more flavor. - Fried calamari, the peppers and fried garlic was a nice touch. Appeared to be spicy looking but it wasn't. Lightly fried and not greasy. - Roast Pork over rice, simple concept, beautifully executed. Just see the picture. Some pieces had just the right amount of fat. It was tender but nicely charred on the outside. Sweet soy and the fried egg completed that entree, served over rice. It was so satisfying. Best dish I had here of all the other entrees Notable mentions: Noodles - guilty pleasure, we tried the fried ramen with beef. Skip the beef next time, it was not tender. Too chewy. But the noodles were the star. Light, soy based, and cooked just right. Skip the beef Ball noodle soup. While I did enjoy the rice noodles and the broth in this dish, the beef balls were not good. No real meat texture or flavor to it. Didn't taste like beef. Another crowd pleaser was the Portuguese Coconut Baked Chicken over spaghetti. It's true I've had better but this dish still works in terms of creamy texture, sauce, and the chicken. The chicken meat was tender and not dry. The pieces were few but it worked. Spaghetti is filling. The fish balls with shrimp Laksa. Lacked the punch we were hoping for. The color was all Curry but the flavor not so much. Needed more spice and the broth was not as rich. The proteins were fine but after having great Laksa at a classic Malaysian restaurant, this just didn't work for me. The other best thing about this place was the variety of drinks. The kids loved that there were frozen drinks and shakes. Oreo shake, Ovaltine shake and the Coke Chocolate Shake was a hit. I opted for the classic HK Iced Tea. Best deals here are the combination plates. Notably the King Meal, my son feasted on ramen with spam, hot dog, and pepper beef. Side of ham and egg sandwich. He was stuffed, couldn't finish. We were happy to share. You gotta try this place a few times to get it. Hence my 3.5 stars. It's good but not impressed considering the menu could've been. And while they advertised lobster everywhere, none to be had. It was not available. read more

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I want to give them a 5- Star coz I like their milk tea a lot. But this time I ordered carry out, 2 hot milk tea and curry fish balls, somehow I think they overcharged me, I gave them 2 fives and they only gave me couple coins back ( didn't count, went straight to my wallet). After I got home, I looked at their menu online, the total amount would be $7.45, and I got charged nearly 10 bucks, and my order wasn't even big sizes. And the cashier didn't give me an itemized receipt. read more

Like Cafe - Nearly $10 - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Good choices of HK cafe style food. I tried their noodle soup, surprisingly the flavor and the texture of the noddles were good. My HK style milk tea was very good too, I like it a lot. Place was busy on a Saturday brunch time, there were lines. My friend had the mix sauce rice stick, and I must say the peanut sauce was very legit and the aroma was very strong, if you appreciate and like peanut sauce, you will like it. Do recommend them and would come back in near future. read more

Like Cafe - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Definitely my favorite Hong Kong restaurant in Brooklyn. Their menu extends well past just HK cuisine. However, they have all the classics of a cha chaan tang. I read someone's review about the HK style milk tea not being authentic. I wouldn't agree with that. I spent 5 months in Hong Kong and I drank the milk tea there at least 3-4 times a week. This place captures the right taste and fully satisfies my craving. However, the iced yin yang drink was botched the last time I got it here. read more

So happy another HK style café opened in my neighborhood! This place has the best cherng fun and street snacks. Definitely try the pineapple bun with butter. It's super hot and crispy and pairs perfectly with their authentic HK style milk tea. I think they try a little too hard with their menu though. Along with the standard Cantonese options, they also offer Shanghainese appetizers (soup dumplings, scallion pancake, etc.) along with Vietnamese noodles. These are mediocre so I'd recommend just sticking to their HK dishes. Service is meh. You can't expect much from a cheap and fast HK café. I'm glad they accept credit card though. read more

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Last year, I was happy to see this HK style restaurant opened up near my ex's place because his neighborhood barely had any good food compared to 86th street. The restaurant was extremely busy when it first opened, but later on it got less crowded. I've came here many times for breakfast and dinner. I love that they have a breakfast special too. Some of the items I've tried here are: Fishball Shumai Noodles - it's so simple, yet delicious and just the right amount of sauce! Chicken + Pan Fried Noodles - I love how delicious & crispy the noodles are and enough sauce to make the dish delicious. Pan-Fried Dumplings - these pan-fried dumplings were okay, nothing too delicious. Scallion Pancake/Scallion Pancake with Beef - these are super filling and serve a great appetizer. Their HK tea is good too as well. Overall, the service is good. The food tastes homey, good and delicious. I would highly recommend coming here if you're looking for a tasty HK style meal. It's definitely affordable and portion size are pretty big as well. You definitely won't be disappointed here. read more

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Very nice place, friendly staff and server was nice. Food was great but not worth the price, it's casual food that can be bought anywhere. Also kitchen staff overseason our food because we complained that the pad thai had no flavors in it, it tastes like plain noodles Hk Street Food Combo read more

Like Cafe - Singapore Curry Chow mee fun - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This HK style cafe (Cha Chaan Teng) has the standard fusion dishes like baked rice or spaghetti dishes, spam and egg dishes, hk style milk tea. It's the type of place to go if you want comfort food. We need a place like this in central jersey! I was weary at first because they serve all types of Asian cuisine. How can you be good at everything? Their menu has the standard hk style cafe fare, plus Vietnamese, Thai, shanghainese and Korean food. Their menu has pho, Vietnamese spring rolls, chow fun, Ho fun, fried rice, lobsters, baked rice/spaghetti dishes, ramen, wings, curry dishes, pad Thai, soup dumplings, steak, tacos, laksa, Oreo shakes and much much more. You see what I mean? It's all over the place. Their sauces and combination of the ingredients are outstanding but the cuts of meat and freshness of the ingredients are so-so. The shanghai section has a buy one, get 1 half off or buy 3 get 1 free promo (as of feb 2019). Most of these items are appetizer type and you can mix and match. There are special breakfast combos but only Fri-Sunday before 11am. We ordered: Baked rice with tomato pork chop - this was good. The rice had bits of egg and the tomato sauce was tasty. There is a good amount of rice in the dish. The pork chop by itself is ok but is really good when combined with the sauce, some parts of the pork had too much fat though. Scallion pancake- YUM! this is the kind of scallion pancake that I like: thin, flat and layered. The portion size is pretty good but we ordered 2 servings and we finished it all. Soup dumplings- it looks good but I didn't try this. Pan seared dumplings- these aren't as large as the ones I'm used to, but they were nicely seared at the bottom and they were pretty good. Fishball, Shumai and noodle (ho fun) - skip this. My husband said the fishball tasted too fishy. Braised pork belly with tofu (not sure the actual name of the dish) - I didn't try this but my husband showed me a piece of fried tofu that he said was hard as a rock in the center. I'll be back. There's so much to try here, but I'm going to stick to the hk type food plus the scallion pancakes. read more

This is the worst HK style cafe I ever tried. First time here and will be the last. Yes, it have a huge menus of choices but the food is tasteless and the HK Tea is watery. Ordered: cold hk tea, hot hk tea, fried chicken wing, spam & egg instant noodle, beef satay instant noodle, Beef Tripe FUN, Shanghai pork soup dumpling, 2 imitation shark fin soup and fishball shumai noodle combinations - not one item here that I tried I would said OK!! PS the one star is for fast service, not friendly or nice but fast. read more

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My new favorite go to HK cafes. Everything there is pretty authentic. I love their dividers and how they do the social distancing. It feels pretty safe in here and the service is super quick. You should try their pineapple slush. You just need to pay an extra 1.50 to get a drink; which is a pretty good deal, in my opinion. Even with the Covid price increase, the dishes are still super affordable. Highly recommend this spot! read more

This is a 3.5 star rating Other than the new decor I think this place was not as good as I had hoped for. First of all - I know my HK cafe style food very damn well. No fakes and half-azz HK food for me please. I ordered the following: HK milk tea (cold) - not authentic, tea and milk flavors were both meh - you can tell by the HK milk tea if this place is a legit HK Style cafe. This is ... not. (HK cafe style) French toast - was ok. Nothing special. It is French toast but it doesn't have the soul of a good HK style French toast. The cafe across the street does it much better -- I reviewed them! Fish ball/ suimai / rice roll - yea I know what I am eating but again that's it. Not memorable and not special. Roasted pork belly and tofu over rice - was waaaay too salty. It wasn't enjoyable. In terms of service - it is quite slow. We went at 4pm on a Sunday. We sat down for 10 min. Nobody looked at us and asked if we were ready to order. We had to flag them down. The food came quickly but also nobody cared when we finished. The staff walked by our table many times but nobody asked if we are okay. If you want to be left alone at a restaurant - they def leave you alone!!! Not impressed in fact quite disappointed. read more

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This place takes Asian fusion to the next level. It's a jack-of-all-trades Hong Kong style cafe. They have dim sum, soup dumplings, street snacks, wings, curry, spaghetti, something called "taco rice", Thai dishes, katsu, etc. etc. They also have tea and coffee, and buns. We started out with the fake "shark fin" soup, which was delicious. Haven't had that in a while. If you've never had it, it's similar to hot and sour soup, but more stringy and less sour (until you add red vinegar to it). Also did the fish shumai as a starter. Never even heard of that as an option before, and it was fine. Nice departure from the regular fatty pork. Of course, had to get soup dumplings. Did an order of the pork and one of the crab/pork. They were both fine. Nothing out of the ordinary. About the same as if you bought frozen handmade ones and heated them up yourself. Had some of the baked spaghetti and baked rice with tomato sauce and cheese. Both were fine. Hard to mess those up. They also have some convoluted deals on some of their Shanghainese/dim sum options (including the buns). There's a buy one, get one half off. And a buy 3 get 1 free. Not sure which one we opted for, but our meal worked out to be pretty cheap. I also got an iced lemon with honey, which was entirely too sweet. All in all, a great option to have in the neighborhood, especially when everyone in your group wants different things! read more

Came here a few times and the place is a little dirty. My first time here with my sister, there was a little fly in her water and we asked the waiter and she just said oh just a fly and gave a dirty look and walked away with it and returning with another cup of water. Food was ok... I got the satay beef noodle soup the first time and the satay tasted good. The second time was a little more tasteless and the third and fourth time, it tasted like water. No taste at all. Took my husband here to try and we both had a bad stomachache after too... Not sure if we'll return since the food quality is getting worse each time we go. read more

Like Cafe - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is based solely on customer service and their ways to resolve the situation. Literally waited 45 minutes for my food as other orders with similar food and food quantity were coming out. I asked the person dealing with the take out orders multiple times to check up on my food and he just kept telling me it wasn't ready. Until I literally told him how long I waited and he finally went to check on my food. Meanwhile the person bringing out the bags was coming out with over 10 bags of similar foods and all the numbers were after me and my FOOD WAS STILL NOT READY! I will not be coming to this place unless I'm prepared to wait AN HOUR FOR MY DAM FOOD AND NOT KNOWING WHEN MY FOOD WILL COME OUT!! Negative stars read more

Like Cafe - Food that was coming out after my order number - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I've been to like cafe so many times, mostly cause it serves comfort food that reminds me of summers in hong kong. Besides forest cafe, this would be the next closest in serving real Hong Kong style cafe food in Brooklyn. I love their rice roll with all the sauces and sesame on top. They serve it with wooden sticks just like you would get in HK. Their fish balls aren't the best, not tender or bouncy enough, instead I think the shumai are stronger. The French toast with peanut butter is good but needs more peanut butter inside. The drinks are decent and flavorful, good range of choices too. My favorite rice dish has to be the green curry chicken cutlets, whatever that green sauce is, it's amazing. read more

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The food change This restaurant was close for 8-10 months. I guess the chief left and the food is not the same and many dishes are not on the menuq read more

Like Cafe - Not the same chief - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Good selection and staffing is friendly. I will recommend this place. Will come back again

I've looked all over Manhattan and Queens for a Hong Kong Cafe that serves baked pork chop over rice as good as what I get in Southern California, but never found it until now. Like Cafe is definitely the best I've had in New York so far. I got the baked "Tomato Pork Chop" over rice ($7.95), but asked that they instead do the pork chop over rice with white cream sauce, since I enjoy it much more that way than the tomato sauce. The staff were happy to oblige. I assume it must not be that rare a request since most places let you choose between white or red sauce. What came out was a nice golden brown white sauce covering a generous portion of fried pork chop. It was hot out of the oven and the cream sauce was still bubbling. Just from the smell, I knew it was going to be a winner. A single taste confirmed it. The fried rice at the bottom was nicely seasoned, although lacking in egg. The sauce itself was creamy and flavorful. The pork itself was perfectly fried, while still being juicy. This looked and tasted pretty close to what I've been searching for. They added sliced mushrooms, which I enjoyed. But they also added sliced carrots, which I've never seen in this dish. I guess the carrot comes with the dish when it's tomato sauce so they still included it even though I swapped the sauce. If there was a bit more cheese and some egg in the fried rice, it would have been perfection. I also got the "Green Curry Katsu Rice" ($7.95), which was delicious. There was again a very generous serving of panko-breaded and fried pork. It was sitting atop a large mound of rice. And the green curry sauce was amazing. It was so flavorful and had such complexity to it. It looked rustic and homey. I do wish they gave more of the green curry sauce. There was just enough to coat the katsu and some of the rice. I would have liked around double the amount of curry. It was just that good. To drink, I went with classic hot milk tea with sugar. Tasted just like how you expect Hong Kong Cafe milk tea to taste. It seemed a bit pricey at $1.75, but still not bad. I'm used to these sort of cafes having a happy hour or something where an entree comes with a free drink or comes with any drink for $1. Not the case here. They serve everything you'd expect a Hong Kong cafe to serve. The only thing not on the menu is borscht soup. Not sure why they don't have it. I'd love if they included a cup of borscht with each entree. Overall, a great meal. It's more of a 4.5 star, but I'm rounding up since it's the best I've had in New York. It took me 90 minutes to drive here and another 30 minutes to find parking, but it was worth it. I just ate the leftovers and the two dishes were still delicious after being reheated. Now the problem is that I'm going to crave this place, but not have the time or energy to make the drive. read more

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Like Cafe is an authentic Hong Kong style cafe with really good food! Usually these Hong Kong cafes in NYC are better for their snack and appetizer options and not so much for their main dishes, but Like Cafe is good on all fronts. They offer a lot of menu items, but be aware that some items are only served during the weekends (pineapple bun with the slab of butter and ha gow... you the culprits). They have cheap and tasty breakfast combos - instant noodles with your choice of meat and egg with a drink. Their HK style milk tea is great on the side with any meal, and really, how can you come here and not order that? Their stir fried instant noodles with beef is sooo good. The beef was perfectly flavored and not at all chewy! The beef chow fun was equally impressive. We also had the soup dumplings before which was pretty decent for a non-Shanghainese place! Their churn fun with peanut butter sauce was the only lowlight for me; underwhelming, but not bad. Highly recommend for weekend breakfast! read more

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Came back again with my girlfriend to have her try the restaurant. 5:30 on a Sunday and there was no wait. I love how fast the food comes out here, and how it's piping hot. The shrimp were fresh and had a great texture. The pasta comes with a mountain of black pepper sauce. This was like liquid crack poured over your pasta!!! Will definitely keep coming back!! read more

Like Cafe - Shrimp w/ black pepper sauce over pasta - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Like Cafe Overall: 9.1/10 Good food, good service and clean ‍ Food: 8.5/10 Nice Hong Kong style cafe, mix of everything from casual eats to actual dishes. Service: 9.3/10 Good service. Cleanliness: 10/10 Atmosphere: 8.7/10 Typical Chinese Cafe ambience, noisy, clean and uplifting. #food #bensonhurst #asian #photography #breakfast read more

Like Cafe - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Place is fairly close to my home so whenever I feel like HK style food, I just walk on by. It had remodeled after the previous predecessor Faye Wong Cafe; now with more space and more tables (still have to wait during weekend rush though). Menu has a wide variety of dishes ranging from rice noodles, to dumplings, and stir fried noodles. Got to taste their daily special of imitation Shark Fin soup- lack flavour. I did like their pig intestines as it came in this foam cup with a skewer stick (reminds me of street vendor food in HK). The Dumplings were okay as well, soup also lacked taste. I was not impress with their rice noodles as it was a glob dredge with sauce. Place is no longer new from Yelpers reviews this is either a hit or a miss. I will have to plan a few more visits to see what they have to offer. read more

Like Cafe - Shark fin soup, Dumplings, HK style milk tea - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This HK style cafe was a bit too HK in my book. Like Cafe fashions itself to be a Cha Caan Tang, but with that, it includes too many graphics and things that can easily be off-putting to those who prefer minimalism and a clear streamlined aesthetic. We were seated almost immediately as a party of 6 - they were accommodating to young children/toddlers, which is always a plus. When we were perusing the menu, I could not understand the line of logic at all: overlapping pictures, nothing labelled, categories in anime/graphic novel font, things set at angles that contrasted with other things. It was as if the creators were schizophrenic and needed to fill every square centimeter with space. We got a variety of dishes including the green curry katsu with rice, the curry fishball appetizer, and a few other unmemorable things, to be honest. My brother lauded the curry as "amazing" but it didn't have the Thai curry kick that I was expecting. Initially impressed with their seemingly pan-Asian offerings, I was underwhelmed by the actual quality of the food. Having to trek all the way here in the middle of Dyker Heights, I don't think it was worth the journey for me. read more

Place is good for quick food. Best is the breakfast special and the buy three get one free dish on Shanghai food. Place is like a Chinese diner or Hong Kong style cafe, it is something for everyone. The HK tea is not bad.. read more

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I am glad to have a HK cafe in the neighborhood. I came here for lunch with my friend. She basically did all the ordering. The pan fried pork buns were a disappointment. The buns were crispy but the inside was super dry. It wasn't juicy at all. The tripe was decent. The rice noodle with fish balls and shumai were my favorite. As for the HK milk tea, it was bitter and not hot. It came out warm. The red curry beef was good but don't expect it to be spicy. I would come back to try other dishes. read more

I've ordered takeout multiple times here. Their food is marketed as HK style. That's definitely true but they also have Malaysian dishes like Hainanese chicken and Thailand's pad thai. It's tasty but not mind blowing good. Usually I order over the phone and go in 15 mins to pickup. The takeout process is always quick and no-fuss. But the following has happened to me twice that I feel the need to warn others. They have breakfast items that can be ordered separately or part of a meal. For example, their Ham & Eggs Sandwich is a few bucks a la carte or part of a breakfast set that's comes with noodles. Twice I ordered a breakfast sandwich alone and a breakfast set that comes with it. Both times they might've gotten confused and gave me only one sandwich. They need to be more careful. It's my fault too for not checking my order after getting it while I was still there. I didn't know until I left the neighborhood already. I've definitely learned my lesson the second time so Yelpers, you've been advised. Don't be a fool like me. read more

Good food and good services.. my daughters love it so much Kids friendly... we can't wait to go back by and eat again read more

Just tried to come here Saturday May 11. No signs of the business functioning. So disappointing.

Breakfast is bland and small portion IMO. We order combo and one xiumai and one toast. The toast is deep fried with peanut butter. I find it greasy but my pal like it since its crispy. Combo: HK Milk tea - the next table has it served in a cup i had a paper cup dont know why but okay. Noodle : instant noodle style with one piece of ham and sunny egg - super bland. Pineapple pie - they said it was good but its really not special. Pros: place is clean and fast serving. read more

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Did not know this cafe existed until it was recommended to me! Tucked in the middle of 18th ave, the restaurant itself is not that big but from the time we arrived until we left, there was a line of people waiting to eat. They serve a lot of Hong Kong style breakfast items as well as some viet, Malay and Thai items. We ordered a lot of food and got some drinks- Steamed noodles with hoisin and peanut sauce, fishball and siu mai was really good and saucy. We got the scallion pancake wrapped beef rolls and it was really delicious We got three noodles- ho fun with beef and egg sauce on top, stir fried ramen with beef and stir fried macaroni with beef. They were all very good- everyone had their favorites amongst the three! We got soup dumplings and fried pork buns which I think both can be skipped. It's not their specialty but it was worth the try. We got a buttered pineapple bun- they give a whole slice of butter with the bun. I didn't try but my family liked it. Everyone got a drink- ice lemon tea was really good! Hong Kong style milk tea I heard was also pretty good. Overall, the food was good, service was fast and I'm glad to know of this location that I will come back to occasionally! They also give water to kids in plastic cups with lids to prevent spills which is GREAT! read more

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Use to come here precovid and loved their Hong Kong style menus. Id always crave for the Buttered Pineapple bun and the breakfast menu specials. Came back again after their reopening and saw a swing in some of the menu but very glad to see the HK Breakfast still avail HK milktea + pineapple butter bun + satay instant noodles is a homerun read more

Heard about this cafe from my sister. Finally went here but has to wait about 15 minutes for a table. Inside the table is separated by curtains. We choose different foods with drinks. We order about 10 dishes and there finish. The foods come out pretty fast. The quality of the foods taste good. I will probably come back here again I know the wait will be long but it is worth it read more

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Came here for lunch with some friends. The place was crowded and there was a short wait. Everything looked great and we ordered a couple of standard cha cha tang food. Everything came out quick. Food was good. Service was average. Definitely worth a try if you crave hong kong style food. Hubby says we will need to go back to try some of the other items on the menu. read more

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I've been meaning to swing by here and I finally had the chance to, yay! The variety is a little overwhelming (much like the decor of green paint with pictures of I assume, HK), the waiter was really nice and patient. They do have booster seats if you have kids. Veggie was ok. Rice noodle roll with small fishballs were yummy. Had two orders of the crab soup dumplings (because of the buy one get the second for half off deal) that were on the bland side. They were also not consistent with the soup inside. Some had a lot of soup, some barely had any, some were just right. My pan fried beef noodles, arrived in a small cast iron pan which I've never seen presented before, and came with a LOT of tasty sauce! :D The beef cut wasn't as... silky as it should've been. I definitely could've polished off the entree by myself but was doing family style. So that's five dishes between two people, and a hot lemon and honey drink - that was small and too honeyed up and we were full enough. Though personally, I could've had a bit more food lol. When I have time, I definitely would like to come back to try their other entrees, maybe even breakfast, so I'll be back! read more

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Kind of late with my review, but thought about reviewing since I passed it the other day. Like Cafe is at most alright. I dont think its bad but I dont think its great. The variety is huge which is always a plus in my book, because im the type of person that likes to try a little bit of everything. Ive been there a handful of times and tried something different each time. The best item at this establishment is the green curry katsu dish. The sauce is legit amazing! I would probably only go back for that dish specifically. Everything else that I've tried is just meh. I would stay away from their iced drinks though, everytime I got their coffee, or milk tea it was just super watered down tasting - and its most likely because they make the drink hot, so if you ask for it iced, they just put mad ice in it and pour the hot drink over the ice. This place does have a super hk cafe vibe and so does the menu but honestly nothing spectacular, for the people who live in brooklyn, I would still prefer hk tea & sushi over this place. read more

If u looking for Asian foods, that place will give u all, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore style foods, overall I gave 4 stars. First I was standing there more than ten mins for waiting a waiter put down my name and give me a number, you will see the staffs running around but no one will answer you if you are first time. I was told by a consumer that I had to wait to get number. It was very busy Sunday at1:30pm. We waited it 30 mins or so to be sit it. The place looks like emergency rooms with all colorful curtain. Staffs are not polite with some attitudes. Next time I will get take out, but I also seeing them take out u still need to wait if the waiter in the front that have time, he has so many phone call coming. U have to be patient that for pick up. read more

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