Wanted cheap eggs benedict and found this place. $10.95 for…read moretwo bennys with bacon and tomato, plus hasbrowns is not bad. Definitely tastes better than the really cheaper places like Nice Cafe (which has closed down now). They dont cheap out on the bacon and give you full pieces and layers. Also had the sunriser breakfast. Pancakes probably worse than making my own. The portions were really good. There is one friendly waitress and one lazy waitress. They speak cantonese so I know everything they said. I was trying to wave to the lazy one to ask to pay and instead, the chef saw me and told her a customer needs attention. She responded "what customer? I don't see anyone who needs me." When she finally saw me, she told the other waitress "go collect the money." She started speaking loudly about anything she wanted thinking that none of the customers understood - including all the different types of ethnic food she hates, and her bladder functions. A star is taken off for this waitress. I haven't tried the chinese food but this is the old western style non-authentic chinese food that I don't really like so I wouldn't be trying it anyways. Come for the breakfast!

Ther are diners, and then there are Chinese & Western Food diners…read more This is the latter. Diners are all over the city. This is only in reference to Vancouver proper, and the latter type of diner is slowly becoming a rarity. I can think of only a handful of full blown Chinese Canadian diners within Vancouver proper. Northern Cafe and Grill doesn't really count any more. Their Chinese food is limited from what I recall when when I first went there. Check out who was the FTR. No more chicken chow mein. If that's not on the menu, it no longer counts. Pffffffttttt. Kyle's meets the strict definition. I got a chicken chow mein to go. Mind you it was basically food court chow mein, but I knew what I was getting, so I'm not complaining. Inside is kind of dumpy. I was expecting that. Family run and spoke Cantonese. I was expecting that. Food was exactly what I expected, and it was pretty decent. Friendly owners. The only real difficulty is parking. That's assuming you're like me, hunting down these establishments just for the sake of saying you've been there. I was at Elisa Steakhouse in the evening after this, so you can't call me an elitist! =P Cash only. Metered parking outside, if you can find a spot. Or be prepared to walk a bit or take transit.

Their pastries are pretty good but nothing special. I had their wifey cookie and the pineapple bun…read more The wifey cookie/bun outer layer could be more flaky. The pineapple bun was not bad. I really like how big it was and it had a generous amount of the butter sweet flaky topping.

I was sooooo excited to try this place when I saw they had 3.2 stars on yelp! For those unfamiliar,…read morethere's an unspoken belief that if a Chinese restaurant has 3 stars on yelp, they have amazing food and substandard service. I am sad to report that this was somewhat the case. Yes, the service was substandard but the food was too :( The service was pretty typical for a Chinese restaurant. The servers are doing their jobs and don't care too much about pleasantries. My main gripe is that we all felt like the food was bland (apart from the fried string beans). We had also ordered chow mein with bokchoy and beef. They had typed in our order wrong and instead a beef brisket friedchow mein came out. We told them that the wrong order came out and they tried to convince us to keep it but it wasn't what we wanted! If you are familiar with Cantonese food, beef brisket has a VERY distinct taste. Eventually they agreed to take back the beef brisket chow mein and came out 2 minutes later with the chow mein we had originally ordered. I could taste the beef brisket sauce on it still. They had just removed the beef brisket from the noodles and replaced it with beef and bokchoy. In my opinion, they should've made us a new dish as this completely changed the taste of the dish. In terms of vibes, the restaurant looks like your typical Cantonese restaurant, the inside is a decent size. I think the clientele here leans more to the older side, not many young people seem to frequent here. Overall, I will not be coming back or ordering from here again :(

It was pretty good. The dumpling was massive and it had good flavour. The noodles were bouncy and…read more it captured the flavour of the sauce. It's in Yaohan on a Sunday afternoon so it's pretty busy in the food court . I would go back

Food stall in the Yaohan Centre food court. Very busy on a weekend lunch time. This was the most…read morepopular stall with the longest line to the cashier. Took another 5-10 min to get the food after ordering. As the name indicates, they serve baozi or Chinese steamed buns. They also have soymilk, youtiao (Chinese donut/fried dough) and douhua (dessert tofu). Tried all of these things. Two buns, a youtiao, a cup of soymilk and a bowl of douhua with red beans came to $16. Pretty good amount of food. Soymilk was decent. The bun was pretty good. Ate one with the beef and vermicelli filling. Nice flavor inside soft steamed bun. The youtiao was not bad. It was light and airy, but not as crispy as I would have liked. As for the douhua, the sweet red bean topping was fine, but the tofu had a little bit of smokey flavor that was slightly weird. Overall, decent food f you want these Chinese fast-eats items, but not sure if I would line up 15 mins for them on a busy day.

This place has recently become a favourite of my family's. The food is a good portion and quality,…read moreand the service is better than many HK cafes. There are TVs everywhere playing HK shows. Many of the meals include a drink that they allow a free refill which is unique among similar places. We've tried a few things and this most recent visit we had their ginger scallion chicken - good portion and the sauce is really good - and lamb hot pot - good flavour, though it's lacking in the amount of food you get.

Was recommended this traditional Hong Kong style Café from an auntie. Didn't even know this…read morerestaurant existed as it is tucked away from the main road. There were 5 of us and we all enjoyed. The portions are huge, prices very reasonable, and the flavours didn't disappoint. We had to order the special $2 French toast to share-it was good. We can early for brunch and by 11:30, the restaurant was getting packed and difficult getting the attention of the main servers taking the order. We had to be patient. This would be my only critique is to get more staff to take the orders. The menu is large with so many options so that is excellent for picky eaters. Parking is limited in the lot and can be difficult to find oven full so car pool. The decor is very neon thus making it look like a karaoke bar than a restaurant from outside. However, be brave and walk through the doors to have excellent food! Will absolutely come back again to try other things.

Song Cafe has a team good chefs who are serving their food delicious!…read moreThe staffs are great and serving with helpful and friendly to guests. We are watching the TV game while enjoying our late lunch

Stopped here for dinner with my wife around 6pm on a Saturday. We wanted something easy, and this…read morewas close by. As we entered, the first thing I noticed was signage saying all dinner prices are 25% off (except steaks) if you pay cash, so that sounded like a good deal. The space itself was quite average for a HK cafe. Not too special, but clean enough. There might have been 4 or 5 other tables with customers. Our order took a surprising amount of time to fill. It would say close to 20 to 25 minutes, which is very slow by HK cafe standards. The food itself was fairly average. Overall, it was ok. Nothing special, but a 25% cash discount makes it feel like a pretty good value.

I have eaten here half a dozen times. Service is always meh. But tonight was something else…read more Paid for bill at counter. Left 20% tip on table. As I was getting ready to leave, the man that rang me up asked if I was planning to leave a tip. What? Pay your workers a minimum/living wage and stop begging for money. I always tip, but didn't know it was a requirement now. Incredibly rude to ask at all, but even more so considering no service was even provided.

I had a mostly positive experience dining at Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus 1. We ordered the seafood baked…read morerice, tomato pork chop baked rice and fried rice. Overall, The food was tasty, and the seafood baked rice I ordered was flavorful and satisfying. However, the experience took a sharp turn when I packed the leftovers to go. Once I got home, I found a piece of glass in my rice. While the staff was friendly during the visit, this discovery left me deeply concerned about their food safety practices. I hope they take this issue seriously to prevent it from happening again. Unfortunately, this incident has made me hesitant to return.

Hole in the wall gem! This newly opened spot is such a welcome addition to the neighborhood. We ran…read morein around 7:45 PM (they close at 8), fully expecting to be turned away, but they were incredibly kind and still took our order. They have limited seating. We got the grilled chicken and satay chicken banh mis. The grilled chicken was bomb -- juicy, flavorful, perfectly done. The satay chicken was super fresh with a lovely ginger kick. And those buns were so warm and toasty with just the right crunch. They also have a BOGO offer that makes this an easy win for the wallet. Can't wait to come back!

Nice to have banh mi so close to my office!…read more I decided to try a sandwich on my lunch break. It's a small quaint shop, quick service. I got the house special. Bun was nice and toasty, but not to the point where it scratches the inside of the mouth. Flavour was good. My only critique is I wish there was a little more of each ingredient in the sandwich, it didn't have as much as the picture showed. Light, delicious lunch!

We were a table of 4 and we came here to celebrate our friend's b day…read more My friend treated and they ordered sweet and sour spicy soup along with Shanghai chicken noodle, Ginger beef, rice and a pork dish. I really like the food here. The ginger beef was my favorite. The pork was really good. It has a very nice sweet glaze flavor to it (like honey). The food went really well with the rice. This place is known for their hot sweet and sour spicy soup. Presentation was great. Staff was good as well. We really enjoyed our meal. Decor was nice. The restaurant is actually two floors. Also they have a private room in the front for parties. I will definitely be back.

This place is very good i've never dine in but had takeout well worth the money. If you're in the…read morearea you have to try this place out very good.