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They have done some re-touching interiorly so now it has a HK culture vibe. Service is ok but it was weird that I called to make an advanced order and a Mandarin speaking woman told me to call back near the pickup time to place the order. But they are on Uber Eat, so how did they manage the advanced ordering? My special compliment is on their pan fried noodle with beef satay. The pan fried noodle was done to perfection and packed to perfection. Love how crispy the noodles are and how sumptuous it is! House special noodle stir fry is also a delight to the kids.
I came here with my boyfriend's family on a Sunday evening, who wanted to come here to celebrate Chinese New Year. As a lot of the reviews mentioned, this place offers a lot of Hong Kong comfort food for a pretty affordable price (most entrees are under $17-18), given the portion size. Ordering was done via scanning a QR code on the phone. I opted for the Pork Belly and Tofu Skin Clay Pot. The entrees don't come with rice, so you do have to order that separately (ends up being an addition $2 for rice). Since we were dining in as a party of six, they ended up giving us giant bowls of rice to share from instead of individual bowls. The pot itself was incredibly hearty, with a good mix of meat, tofu, and vegetables. For me, this was enough for 2 meals, so I ended up taking half of it home for leftovers. My boyfriend got the Peking Pork Chop. He said it was a bit salty, but overall enjoyed his dish. The rest of his family ordered other entrees, with all of them seeming to enjoy it. The restaurant itself has many tables, and we were seated promptly upon entering. Food came out fairly quickly as well once we ordered. Definitely a solid spot when the HK comfort food feeling strikes up!
This place does Hong Kong comfort food so well. I usually visit on weekends, and it's not terribly busy. Certain hours do get more traffic than others. The cafe is genuinely so cute - it reminds me so much of the restaurants I frequented in Hong Kong. There's a lot of orange furniture, fun posters, and cozy lighting. You order online, so there's not much employee interaction. The star of the show at Local Cafe is most definitely the divine dishes. Every single Hong Kong comfort food that you might crave can be found here, ranging from congee to spaghetti to fried rice. Their prices are also very decent considering how much food you get. I really like visiting during happy hour: they offer smaller portions of their main dishes for extremely affordable prices. If there's one dish I recommend getting here, it's the baked tomato pork chop rice. I think I'm obsessed with this dish. When I'm not eating this meal, I'm thinking about eating it. This dish is pure perfection in one bowl. The pork chop is tender and covered in a sweet, sour, and savory sauce. The pork chop rests on a bed of umami egg fried rice. Every single bite is pure comfort. I always crave this place when it's cold outside or I just really want the taste of home. All the other dishes I've tried here are also delicious, but the baked tomato pork chop rice is such a standout. You will not regret coming here! The food is just superb!
Haven't been here in years and a friend had recently gone so I thought I'd try it again. Local Cafe is a great place to go if you want Hong Kong style cafe food. Lots of "comfort" dishes. They have a 3-item special for $43.99 which is a pretty good deal. It includes soup but does NOT include rice - you have to pay a couple more bucks for rice, which frankly feels like nickel-and-diming (because how much does rice cost?!). Apparently you need to order by scanning the QR code at your table, but I didn't realize that and the waitress kindly took our order for us. Food was tasty, seats were plentiful and there were even some arcade type machines. My friend who went earlier got tokens to play the games with her meal but we didn't get any with ours ... hmmm?! Was it a minimum purchase required, or because she went with kids? In summary, I'd come back for the good food, inviting atmosphere, and friendly wait staff.
As I was on my way to grab Thai food from my usual place, I noticed this restaurant a few doors down and decided I'd try something new!! Ordering system is through a QR code and there was a TON of options to choose from. After a bit of scrolling and contemplating I finally decided on the braised beef with noodles. The braised beef was extremely tender and flavorful however there seemed to be too much tendon/fat for my liking, which became a bit overwhelming. Unfortunately, I did not like the noodles as it was way too soft and wet with a strange taste that reminded me of towels. Overall, I don't see myself coming back anytime soon.
I came here one weekend afternoon for lunch. It was relatively busy. It was my first time here, I didn't know that you can just pick a seat and scan the QR code and they will take your order. I ordered their Baked Spaghetti Bolognese & Pork Chop Rice, French Toast with Peanut Sauce and Iced Hong Kong Milk Tea. The meal also came with some hot black tea, which was nice. The ice Hong Kong milk tea was good, nice black tea flavor and not too sweet. The French Toast with peanut sauce was like a peanut butter sandwich but fried with egg batter. It came with some syrup/honey and butter if you wanted to add it. The Baked Spaghetti Bolognese & Pork Chop Rice was a nice combination of spaghetti and half rice with egg in it, topped with a breaded pork chop and tomato sauce. The flavor of the tomato sauce was okay, I've had better. Portions are a good size and filling. I like having both the rice and the spaghetti, but definitely preferred the spaghetti more. Food came out pretty quickly after I ordered, decent place for Hong Kong style dishes.
First HK cafe of the year! Came during Happy Hour and there was a deal for the Baked Pork Chop Rice that came with the Iced Lemon Tea! It was only around $13 for the two! Tried the Garlic Pork Ribs and House Special Fried Noodles for the first time. The pork ribs were a little too dry and there wasn't a lot of meat, so I wouldn't order it again. The House Special Fried Noodles was not bad! The noodles were crunchy and there was a good amount of sauce!
A small restaurant specialized in serving hong kong cafe food. The food was mediocre. I would still return if I have any cravings.
Hong Kong style restaurant with a very diverse menu. Lots of items you won't find at the typical Chinese restaurant.
It can be difficult at times to find parking in this lot. It's nice that they're open late for whatever the circumstances demand. They've got solid Hong Kong Cantonese chaa chan teng food. I come here when I just need an injection of greasy nostalgic feel good food. You order through a QR code and the only interactions with staff are when they bring you water or food and when you pay at the counter. We've come here twice before I got a chance to review so I'll just sum it up here. On our first visit, we had the wonton lo mein and the macaroni soup. Very standard HK fare. My mom used to make me macaroni soup all the time. Both dishes were nice and nostalgic. The second time, we got the braised tofu and combintion pan fried noodles. Turns out we were really craving gravy that day. Local cafe does a lot of things well! I would highly recommend their food. You don't come to a Chinese restaurant for service, you come for the food! If you pay in cash, there's a slight discount. They also give you 5 coins for their claw machine. A very cute feature, we had fun with it, but we were both bad at the game.
Decided to try this cafe/restaurant with friends today on a Sunday afternoon. We got there around 12:30 pm, and we were sat immediately. Once the lunch rush hit, it was packed and busy. You come there for the food, not the service as it's a fast paced environment, where servers immediately set plates, cutlery, tea, napkins, at your table once seated. It has a nice family style interior that's inviting and warm. There's even cute claw machines that you can play; they give you coins after your meal for 5 attempts. You'll order from a QR code then pay your bill at the front. We ordered 4 items of pan fried noodles, sides of rice, salt and pepper squid and salt and pepper tofu. All of our dishes arrived in 10 minutes. The pan fried noodles were a bit dry in flavor with some vegetables and I wish there were more vegetables. The noodle texture was soft to chew on and the sauce was underwhelming. The salt and pepper tofu/squid had great crunch textures. Not too overpowering salt and peppers seasoning but I wished there was more seasoning on it. Lots of onions and jalapeño slices though. A nice restaurant to dine in.
4.5 stars. This place is peak comfort food. I am obsessed with their baked tomato pork chop rice. It hits so hard if you are hungry and it's cold day. Also wash it down with the Hong Kong milk tea. When it's passed 10pm, you can get a smaller portion of the baked pork rice and then for just a dollar more, you can get a drink. The value is really good and even though the portion is smaller, it's still a good amount for a meal. The other dishes I ordered before were still pretty tasty, but don't expect extremely high quality. It's just good comfort food. I wouldn't recommend ordering the wings though during the happy hour time. It's like $12 for 4 pretty small wings. Overall, I highly recommend this spot if you're a fan of Hong Kong diner food
My first Hong Kong style restaurant. Everything was comforting. I recommend if you need some late night eats.
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Local Cafe is a HK Cafe restaurant located in Cupertino. Extensive menu of classic Hong Kong Dishes with extremely reasonable prices. The food came out fast, prompt service to order food, and great atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food was just a bit meh for me. I thought all the dishes needed more flavor (maybe salt) and they all tasted the same. Salt and Pepper fried fish was good but it wasn't really crispy. Their Hong Kong Milk Tea tasted really good. Would definitely come for a quick lunch. read more
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Local Cafe is a Chinese cafe on Hollenbeck in Cupertino. Authentic, central, and tasty. The service of Local Cafe was subpar the servers were not attentive at all and there was no polite conversation or any smiles which made annoyed the ambiance of Local Cafe was nice with lots of seating and a cool orange vibe with lots of posters on the wall. The food of Local Cafe was BOMBB. We got the YangZhou Fried Rice which was fried rice with ham and shrimp. We also got the Three Combo Meat Stir Fried Rice Stick Noodle. I don't know why the name is so long, but it was a delicious dish! The fried rice had loads of shrimp and ham in it. Both dishes were a little greasy but they were still both delicious. They both had loads of meat. They were also very fresh and hot. The fried rice had some veggies and scrambled eggs mixed in and the rice was very loose making the dish even tastier. The noodles were very tiny and there was t an overwhelming amount of cabbage and onions like usual with noodle dishes. The ham tasted like Spam and was very savory and it complimented the subtle shrimp very well. Overall, although Local Cafe did not have adequate service it still had a nice ambiance and very tasty food. I would definitely come to Local Cafe for a quick fix and for some cheap food. For its affordability and tasty dishes I recommend Local Cafe to others! read more
Great Hong Kong style food! I came in with a party after bowling and we were all craving different types of food. My boyfriend got a Ramen dish and I was craving more American, so I got the club sandwich and fries. The food was very comforting and hit the spot. The interior was nice and big and had a lot of seating and the service was really great and everyone was very nice. read more
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Pretty average experience. I like that this restaurant is open late though, and they happened to be playing Super Trio while we were there! There are QR codes for the menu at each table or you can ask one of the waiters for a physical menu. Had two of the baked rice dishes: baked fish cutlet with cream sauce and fried rice and the baked pork chops with portuguese sauce and fried rice. The baked portuguese sauce dish was pretty average, but the rice was a little hard/dry due to less sauce. The pork chops were cut up when served. The baked cream sauce dish was also pretty average. Probably wouldn't order the Portuguese style again for baked dish since there wasn't enough sauce, personal preference, but I'd be open to trying another baked dish. read more
We came by on a Friday afternoon and were seated immediately. Thank goodness we got a table right away because it was packed soon after! It is a local HK cafe so yes, it was really casual and loud inside. Service was so-so. Not much interaction except for ordering food and receiving the check. Mixed milk tea and coffee - It was veeeerrrryyyyyy sweet but delicious. Super creamy and thick as well but I tasted more of the milk tea than coffee. We actually got this as a complimentary for one of the dishes we ordered! Egg drop sauce and shrimps chow fun - Exactly like how you'd expect it. Runny, perfectly cooked noodles, and tons of shrimps. A little bit too bland for my liking though. 3/5 for that. Fried tofu and fish filets with rice - Rice was kind of hard tbh buuuutttt! Tofu and fish filets tasted sooo yummy. They seasoned this just perfect and omg the smell lol. We couldn't wait to dig in as soon as it was brought out. Price wise, it wasn't so bad. We paid less than 40$ for our meal. Would recommend and come back to try other items. read more
1 year ago
I miss the taste of Hong Kong. This is a place where I found it back without going back to Hong Kong. From the seating arrangement to the service it felt like Hong Kong. Yes it is not the most clean environment but it is just like Hong Kong. The service fast and the waiter seems to have no feelings but it felt like Hong Kong. The portion is huge, which is not like Hong Kong. I love the black pepper pork chops, it has lots of flavors. If I live in the area I think I will be back all the time. read more
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I've been coming to this Hong Kong-style café since my university days, and it still maintains its authentic Cantonese flavors. I still come back every Sunday to eat here. read more
We have been looking for a HK style cafe down here. Happy to have found this place. Super low key and they speak Cantonese here. Open all day and evening long with no closure midday. Menus can be QR code or laminated. Booth and table seating. Decor is exactly what you would expect. I ordered the preserved egg with pork porridge as my stomach was kind of bothering me and my husband ordered this beef and rice dish (pictured). Both were delicious and came with varies utensils, etc for sharing. Complimentary tea was good - hint of honey? Overall, decent service. Portions are generous and affordable. One unisex bathroom in the back. We plan on coming back. read more
3 years ago
3.5/5 We ordered house special fried rice and baked pork w/ portugese sauce. Fried rice- 3.5- 4 with added pepper. It was a little wet to my liking. Not too salty and honestly it's not that bad. Baked pork- 3/5... I don't really like this dish just because there's not much flavor to it.. it smells and looks like curry but doesn't taste like it. Will not order this dish again read more
1 year ago
Found Local Cafe on an Asian grocery app. Their menu looked very tempting, and I was craving legit Cantonese food. Ended up getting two dishes for myself: Braised Beef Stew & Tofu Sheet with Zhuhou Sauce Clay Pot, and Shredded Chicken Salad. Portions were huge - the two dishes ended up feeding me for 3-4 meals. The beef stew was no doubt my favorite - authentic, delicious, with a great variety of fresh high quality ingredients (huge beef chunks, tofu sheet, mushroom and vegetables). The chicken salad was good but could've been more flavorful. Also I paid an extra $1 to sub the rice with lettuce "salad", but it turned out to be a thin layer of romaine lettuce... that was the only disappointment of this meal. read more
8 months ago
The years have gone by, but Local Cafe (previously known as Venus Cafe) has been the go-to spot for Hong Kong/Canto food in the Cupertino area. My usual main thing to get that's unique to HK cuisine is the baked dishes, where it's meat over rice with cream and cheese and a curry-like sauce, all baked together - a sweet, savory combination with a lot of texture variation. I got the Baked Super Pork Chop Over Rice With Tomato & Cream Sauce, which comes with a sausage, pork chop, and pan fried egg - a lot of different flavor variety which all goes well together with lots of various textures. The portions may be a bit smaller but the tomato cream sauce is a bit heavy so it's filling, I could've stretched it out into 2 meals but ended up eating it in one go. So if you can save some leftovers, it probably ends up being a bit more worth valuewise but otherwise is maybe a bit pricier than the average Chinese option in the Cupertino area. Ambiance wise it was pretty empty - not many people dining in with Covid perhaps? Lots of people were placing orders to go, but gone are the crowded days in the past years - but at least it means it's easy to get seating if you want to dine in. All in all no real issues with this place personally, the food is good and if you're craving canto food it hits the spot, there's not too many other alternatives in the area anyhow so come here for the baked dishes. read more
I got the baked spaghetti bolognese with pork chop rice. Taste was pretty good. Surprisingly was not hot and was lukewarm. Very difficult to flag down waiters. They seemed very overwhelmed and rushed and had to ask for the check multiple times. The booth seating was very dirty and restaurant overall did not feel sanitary. read more
This was my first time trying Hong Kong food. A friend describe it as inspired by British and Chinese cuisine, and I could definitely tell with the dish that I got. I got the two kinds of sauce fried rice (corn and chicken in cream sauce and pork chop with tomato rice). I thought that the meal was very home-y. Portions were pretty big in my opinion. If you're not hungry, you could probably share with a friend as I had leftovers. Service was a bit slow, and they mixed up my order but that was most likely due to have a big group with several similar orders, so I'm not holding it against the wait staff. The ambiance gives a family friendly restaurant and more of a casual/cheap(er)/quick eats type of place. Plenty of parking as it's in a plaza. I'd probably come again if I was ever specifically looking for Hong Kong style food :-) read more
2 years ago
This restaurant is in a plaza with free parking. It's kind of small inside and the decor is outdated. They had a few customers on Friday night and quite few takeouts. I ordered portugese rice and braised beef brisket. They both came out so quick to my surprise as those dishes usually take a while to come out. Sad to say the food was okay, the braised beef brisket I ordered was better than the baked Portuguese rice. It was small but packed and well balanced in protein and vegetables and enough to share for two people. The rice unfortunately doesn't have that classic Hong Kong taste. It was very gingery, celery was used which are both not commonly found in that dish, at least not that very strong taste. I barely tasted coconut other than the flakes sprinkled on top. read more
5 years ago
Visit: April 2021 Came here after Allen's tennis match with Gene! Parking: plentiful! Maybe because the bowling alley wasn't open, hence why. Lines are not drawn well and will get pretty dark - so, be careful! Seating: only like 2 tables inside. Most of the business was to-go/delivery at this point. We ordered a couple of different things: 1) Beef and turnips/carrots clay pot: yum! This was probably my favorite. Cheap and filling! 2) Hainan chicken rice: this was okay. The chicken was too scrawny and had not much flavor. 3) HK style hot milk tea: yum, this was good too! Overall, I would give it a 3.5! I haven't had HK style food in a while (or maybe ever in the bay) so this was a nice change! read more
3 years ago
A very Hong kong style place! Service is fast and casual. You can order on your food. Fried rice series is the best here. I also got French toast. Small piece for the price. Fried rice tho, enough for 5 people at least. read more
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Tastes exactly the same as if from Hong Kong! the milk tea is so good, reminds me of home. The portions are huge as well, definitely worth the money. Everything is so flavourful and service is quick and staff is super nice. read more
Want some HK style food? This might be our new spot to go to. My husband and I are always looking for places to eat at night. We decided to go a bit further out from where we normally go. Local Cafe didn't disappoint. When you first walk in, you probably think the restaurant isn't that special with the old style booths. But, you're in for a surprise with the nice quick service and large portions of food. We got the ramen with spam and one of t h e pasta and rice dishes. My own personal preference is that I don't prefer the pasta/rice dish only because it was slightly sweet. My husband did like it and thought it was better than other HK places we've been. The ramen was delicious and I ate pretty much all of it. I was pretty stuffed by the end. read more
Local Cafe is one of the best HK-style cafes I've ever been to. It's right up there with G & Y Bakery & Cafe in SF. We loved the spare ribs chow fun and the baked chicken with two kinds of sauce over rice. I can't way to go back for their salt and pepper dishes. read more
4 years ago
Having eaten here more than a few times through the years I knew exactly where to go for good HK cafe food and a cup of hot milk tea at 10 pm on a Monday night, any night for that matter. I had driven over 7 hrs home from the weekend trip to LA to see the family for early CNY get-together & required comfort food to ease the driving induced tension. The girlfriend had suggested In&Out, but I was like nope, tonight is NOT an In&Out night! Local Cafe is a tried and true HK Cafe in Cupertino. Their spare ribs chow fun (wet), wonton noodles, Beef chow fun (dry) and the curry beef stew are among my favorites. These are hearty and satisfying classic Cantonese dishes on cold nights. Even though it was 10 pm on a Monday night, we weren't the only ones dining in which goes to show people know where to go to satisfy their munchies. We sat in the table closest to the TV and I got to catch up on some TVB news on the latest Covid situation back home in HK while savoring delicious wontons and chow fun....It's good to be home read more
6 years ago
3.5 STARS COVID-19 DELIVERY So...I was trying to order from another Cupertino restaurant but the menu English translation was off. I wanted to make sure I was ordering the correct thing so I called the restaurant for clarification. The guy who picked up, rudely said, "I don't speak English", slammed the phone down, and hung up on me. Alrighty then, I guess someone is on his manstrual cycle and wasn't having it today. I can relate because I've had those days so on to the next thing on Yelp. Local Cafe for HK Baked Pork Chop it is! During COVID, Local Cafe, an HK Cafe is open for takeout and delivery (3rd party apps). The menu items aren't entirely consistent throughout the different platforms. Fyi, Grubhub's prices are $1-$3 more expensive than UberEats and DoorDash. Ordered delivery through DoorDash and my order was delivered hot within the 37 minute timeframe. Shout-out to the delivery drivers in the South Bay - I've had really good experiences with quick delivery and great communication via text. Keep it up! :) F O O D * HK Baked Pork Chop Rice ($14.95) It was ok. The two small, thin boneless pork chops were dry and didn't taste the freshest (but it's covid times). The tomato sauce was creamy but bland (not topped with cheese). The rice was nicely cooked though with ribbons of eggs. I really liked A Plus Cafe's rendition (The Oak Center) but they closed in 2018. If anyone has HK Baked Pork Chop recs in the South Bay, please let me know. * Chicken Wings & Fries ($12.95) It arrived warm and crunchy, even the fries which is impressive for delivery. Taste-wise, it was another dish lacking in seasoning. No ketchup was included. * Shrimp & Runny Egg Chow Fun ($14.95) Best of the three items, a heaping pile of soft rice noodles with a generous amount of shrimp and scrambled eggs. Again, another bland dish so I'm glad I called the restaurant to ask them to include hot sauce with my order. After dousing it with chili crisps, it was better. Brownie points for securely wrapping the box with a plastic baggie so the gravy didn't spill out. Overall, Local Cafe serves OK HK Cafe style food but on the bland side. I usually prefer food on the underseasoned side but the food here didn't have much taste. 3.5 stars rounded up because it's a small business during COVID times. Plus, they didn't slam the phone and hang up on me when I called. read more
4 years ago
Variety of menu items, generous portions, and open late which is a plus! However, customer service lacks here and you'll have to wave them down. The baked items are my go to especially the baked seafood with cream sauce. It was creamy/cheesy and had a good amount of mixed seafood and rice. I'd probably pass up the baked chicken and pork chop with tomato sauce next time and just get it with their cream sauce only. The runny egg and shrimp chow fun was pretty good too and I enjoyed the amount of shrimps that was in the dish. I'd definitely come back to try other menu items. read more
2 years ago
I have been in the mood for Hong Kong style cafe food, especially the baked dishes. We were promptly seated on a weekday evening at a booth. There was still a lot of seating considering it was on the earlier side. We scanned the qr code to a menu/ordering portal. My buddy and I got the same thing: Hong Kong milk tea (strong taste here) and the Baked Spaghetti Bolognese and Pork Chop Rice. Please note although that item said 'rice' when you select it, you actually choose whether you want spaghetti or rice. There is a separate Baked Spaghetti Bolognese item without pork chop and there are other Baked Pork Chop items with different sauces too. Our order came out pretty fast. We loved our meal. Hit the spot for some comfort food. Perfect balance of sweetness in the savory sauce. I feel that the baked dish portions here are just right and on the larger side. Note: there is only one bathroom here, so you might have to wait in line. After I finished and my buddy was just about done, a staff member immediately brought out our check. Based on my dine in experience, I can't say the service was super friendly. It is more just in and out. When you go here, it honestly is for the food anyways. So manage your expectations! I'll be back! read more
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20956 W Homestead Rd
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Cupertino, CA 95014
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