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    4.6 (70 reviews)
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    Roast Duck Rice
    Sophie F.

    I got the Roast Duck Rice Bowl and a Lemon Tea. The food was decent for what they can offer and definitely met my expectations. Since they don't have a full kitchen in the building it seems like it was just reheated food. The tea was decent and overall pretty authentic.

    Curry chicken bowl
    Ka Yan C.

    We were at UC Berkeley at a event and we decided to pick up food for lunch! This was walkable distance so we wanted try this place out. They ran out of BBQ pork and duck early Saturday already which was disappointing because we ordered right when they opened. I opt for the curry chicken bowl and it was really good! The chicken was tender and not dry. The portion was also really big. Price was right, would definitely recommend!

    Sichuan Spicy Chicken Rice
    Lily C.

    I am a frequent customer of Take Eat Easy for multiple reasons. The restaurant itself is within a campus building, which makes it convenient for any hungry students passing by on their way to and from class. Staff is always swift and quick with orders, and they speak fluent English, Mandarin Chinese, as well as Cantonese, which is a big plus. Pricing for food at this restaurant is an absolute STEAL. The Milk Tea here are priced at $4.25, and Honey Lemon Tea at $4.50. But if you order in a set (with an accompanying food order), you can add either of those beverages for $1.99, and the portions are *large*. They also have a Saturday deal, where you can get some of their most popular dishes for $3 off their normal price. By far, my favorite orders have been the Sichuan Spicy Chicken Rice and the Sichuan Spicy Beef Tripe Rice. For $13.99 and $14.99 respectively, you get a generous portion of the most juicy and succulent chicken and beef tripe, with a side of cucumbers to balance out the spiciness flavor. But worry not -- they also have dishes like the Singaporean Hainan Chicken Rice for people who don't like spice. Everything aside, Take Eat Easy has just been so consistently good with the way they prepare their food. Not once has their chicken disappointed me! Truly one of my favorite spots in Berkeley, and my biggest recommendation to people looking to get quality food for (decently) cheap.

    siu mai w/ chili oil
    Selena L.

    Convenient spot in Sather Gate to grab a small snack or quick meal. Ordering is easy via Snackpass. Prices are reasonable for what you get. I frequently swing by when I'm craving a small snack but not the full meal; you can pick up smaller portions of classic dim sum items like siu mai here. The food is seasoned well, and tastes authentic and flavorful.

    港丽, busy during the week, is quiet on Saturdays
    Kenneth R.

    I heard about this counter from Cal students, who told me that the lunch crowds are so large that it's a good strategy to show up at 11AM. They gave me the name "Gangli (港丽)" for this establishment. Their description made me think of the food court in lower level of the student union, but in fact Take Eat Easy is on the ground level of Eshleman Hall. I noticed recently that 港丽 is open on Saturdays but not very busy then. Even on Cal Day, I was able to order with no wait. On the advice of friends, I got the duck special, which turned out to include a large amount of rice, two pieces of broccoli and a decent amount of bone-in duck. The duck was pretty greasy, but there was enough rice that I didn't feel grossed out by the grease. The dish included a small thimble of sauce; there are nearby packets of soy sauce in case of further need. The food was OK, but well below the standards of Great China, to cite one nearby place. Although Take Eat Easy was described to me as "Hong Kong-style," the closest match to my recent experience in Hong Kong was my meal in a student restaurant at the HK University of Science and Technology. Take Eat Easy is a great choice if you are nostalgic for authentic Chinese food but do not expect to return to China any time soon. This counter reminded me of my visit to an Ashley American Grill & Salad in Seoul: Ashley hits the spot if you miss the States and want to chow down on pizza, burritos and spaghetti. Take Eat Easy represents a good value -- it's priced for a student clientele and portioned out for students' appetites.

    Singapore chicken rice
    Katherine G.

    The guy running the store is really sweet, and you get a huge portion of food for a very reasonable price! He sells out of the bbq pork and roast duck super quickly, though. I came around 30 minutes after closing and it was already gone. Instead, I got the Singapore chicken rice which came with the chili and soy sauces, as well as some ginger. The chicken was cooked perfectly and I really liked the sauces that came with it! He also gives you a free drink with your meal. There are also a lot of different snacks you can buy, which I'll have to come back and try another time. Definitely worth a visit to support a local business!

    Hong Kong milk tea and siu mai (tea set)
    Queena Z.

    A hole in the wall near the Berkeley campus. The guy there is super friendly. There's no indoor seating and everything is to go. Their hk milk tea is a must get and the portion is huge! It's also a fraction of the price of a boba drink. Not a huge fan of their siu mai because it didn't taste like traditional ones. Will definitely come back to try their rice combo.

    Paul A.

    Great Food, Great Service, and Low Prices. It is a good place to make new friends. When you are first there you might think like I did, that you have found your favorite place to hang out on campus.

    Roast Duck & Cha Siu Rice Bowl
    Vivian L.

    2022/12/02 17:00 Chinese rice bowls and snacks - the food I received was barely warm, although I did go right when they were closing Roast Duck & Cha Siu Rice Bowl ($13.99): rice, roast duck, pork cha shao, orange, and a packet of soy sauce - generous portion - rice was mediocre - roast duck was pretty fatty; would've been good if it was hot - cha shao was pretty tough but tasted good, with the right amount of sweetness

    Duck & pork rice bowl
    Allison M.

    So delicious! The pork was very flavorful and the duck was tender. The man working at the counter was kind and helpful. Would definitely return in the future! Cannot recommend enough

    Roast duck and Hong Kong milk tea
    Julie A.

    Very friendly service, and yummy food! Fast to order and pick up every time. Hong Kong milk tea with creamy condensed milk made fresh. Location across the street from campus, close by. Perfect to grab a quick lunch or drink when I have little time since service is so fast. They have good lunch deals. I highly recommend this place, wonderful service, food and drinks!

    Sophia L.

    5 stars through and through! I dropped by around 2:30pm on Friday before closing time and the Singaporean chicken rice bowl was one of the few remaining items available. The shop owner packed up the bowl nice and full, told me he threw in a free extra egg, and asked me what beverage I wanted (included free with the bowl!). I said I'd skip the drink for today since I had plans to get boba later in the day but he insisted I have something as substitute. I left with a free banana and a smile Plus: This whole encounter took less than 5 minutes so if you've got a short lunch break, you won't have to worry about waiting! Food: This bowl was two meals worth of food for me!! The chicken was very soft and tender and the two sauces were the perfect balance - one is tangy and spicy while the other one is your traditional ginger scallion sauce. I'm definitely coming back here to try the other bowls and have already told multiple people to come support this shop because this is good food made by good people!! Come check this place out

    Best chai I've had
    Maryam K.

    Genuinely the best tea I've had in my life. I'm Pakistani and grew up drinking really rich chai and I've never been able to find a drink that felt "right" until today. I was having a rough day and this made it so much better, thank you ^^

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    So wonderful to have access to tasty Cantonese BBQ food right on the UC Berkeley campus.

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    Nice people there. Milk tea is to American taste but still acceptable for us Chinese. Food is worth it's price.

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    Hong Kong Cafe

    Hong Kong Cafe

    3.9
    (236 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    A 5:30 dinner on a Tuesday evening. Hong Kong Cafe appears to be the better restaurant for a…read morereasonably priced family meal. We took advantage of one of the set menus. Last time, we got the $88 dinner and added three dishes. This time, I ordered the $168 dinner. I found out after I placed the order that instead of picking from the left side for the less expensive menu and the right side for the more expensive menu, we can select from either side for either menu! We also added one dish because my wife insisted that we needed more veg! Our server presented us with a bowl of House Soup. It was a great way to get our stomachs ready for the deluge of dinner about to happen! Whole Roast Duck - 3 - We had dinner the previous night at another Chinese restaurant and had a Peking Duck. It was odd that the Peking Duck was more moist than our Roast Duck. Yes, the fatty parts were fatty but the non-fatty parts were dry. Braised Beef Stew - 4 - Lots of beef. Excellent sauce. Missing Tendons and Daikon. Honey Walnut Shrimp - 3 - Even under the flavor of the sauce, I could tell that some of the shrimp weren't as fresh as they should be. No one else said anything so I let it go. Peking Rib - 5 - If I drank beer, this would be an excellent dish to nosh on while doing so. Crispy Fried Flounder - 4 - The flounder was okay, but the fins and tail didn't get super crispy so we could enjoy them as chips. The other thing that may have made it better for us might be a sweet and sour sauce. Chicken with Mixed Mushrooms - 4 - Yep, I'm a mushroom freak. I could care less about the chicken, but mushrooms? I'm there. Stir-fried Clams in Black Bean Sauce - 4 - These were okay. My wife said she got a bunch of empty shells. That happens sometimes. No idea what other people got. Chicken Chow Mein - 5 - got the skinny noodles fried soy sauce chow mein style. Yummy! Snap Pea Beef - 4 - Beef was tender. Could have used more snap peas. Overall, a decent dish. I also included pictures of the two "set" menus. Note that $88 comes with a 1/2 Royal Chicken while $168 comes with a whole Roast Duck. Service was okay. Food came in spurts. Soup. Wait. Two dishes. Wait. Wait. Wait. Most everything else. Wait. Last three dishes.

    We arrived on a busy Sunday around 1pm for a table of 3 and were sat down immediately with some hot…read moretea. We ordered hot and sour soup, steak and mushrooms, yang chow fried rice, and the bbq pork chow menu. The fried rice came out quick and was flavorful with shrimp and bbq pork but a little oily. The hot and sour soup was definitely spicy and could serve at least 5 people. My father in law didn't like that there was so much tofu in the soup but I didn't mind it. We ordered the small size chow mein and easily would have fed 5 people as well. However, the chow mein lacked flavor. I added soy sauce and it was better. The steak and mushrooms was very good and included 3 different types of mushrooms. Steak was nice and tender. Something strange was that we were never offered water then looked around and not one table dining had waters.

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    02.21.2025 | Garlic Eggplant w Cod Fillet $18.50
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    Baby Cafe

    Baby Cafe

    4.0
    (236 reviews)
    12.5 mi
    $$

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

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

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    Interior
    1/2 shredded chicken
    1/2 shredded chicken
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    Garden Cafe

    Garden Cafe

    3.9
    (295 reviews)
    15.2 mi
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    Forever the best HK spot around in the east bay. Quick and fast services. The menu varies by the…read moremeal you go for, so there's always a good deal or something new for you to try. I would love to just try all of the menu over time. Everything has hit so far. This time I got the beef congee combo with the vermicelli rolls with satay sauce. Vermicelli rolls was very good and unexpected. Loved it a lot.

    Any time I find a Hong Kong cafe the nostalgia hits, and Garden Cafe is one of those places that I…read morewill definitely be returning to. What a shame that I am not in Castro Valley often enough. It has been difficult to find HK cafes that do set combos like they do in HK, but Garden Cafe has a selection of three classic HK combos that include an entree, buttered toast, and your choice of drink, all for an amazing price. These three combos are a quintessential aspect of HK cafe culture, and bring me back to when I used to frequent HK yearly and indulged in such combos for breakfast. This was my very first time at Garden Cafe, so of course I went with an HK combo. My pick this time was 雪菜肉絲米粉 (preserved veggie and shredded pork vermicelli soup), which is one of my favorite HK noodle soups. For my drink I went with classic HK milk tea, and upgraded to the iced version. The staff were very efficient (and of course speak Canto so I can practice), and my food was brought out super quickly. The majority of the other patrons also spoke Cantonese, and much more fluently than I do, so that's another indication of how you know the food is legit. The broth for my 雪菜肉絲米粉 was clear yet flavorful, the meat was tender, the veggies delightfully pickled, and the vermicelli not overcooked at all. The toast was thin, crunchy, and buttered nicely without being overwhelming. The HK milk tea was oh so good and as strong as it always is at every HK cafe I've ever been to. I ended up not finishing my noodle soup and brought it home to enjoy later, and also got the rest of my milk tea to go. Do note that Garden Cafe is super easy to miss if you're not paying attention. I completely passed by the parking lot the first time, since the building the restaurant is located in is recessed and connected to a liquor store. Parking is scarce, and I ended up parking in the tiny lot next to the liquor store. It's also located right across the street from Eden Medical Center. The neighboring parking lot is also part of a medical office and does not connect to the parking lot for the liquor store/restaurant. Regardless, I love eating at hole in the wall establishments and Garden Cafe is most certainly on my list to return to (and bring my husband next time) so I can try some more dishes they have to offer!

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    Spacious Inner Area
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    Hong Kong French Toast with Peanut Butter / 西多士
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    Blue Sky Café

    Blue Sky Café

    4.3
    (650 reviews)
    24.5 mi
    $$

    Going to update my review here since I've now been here ~10 times. Let me say this place is an EASY…read morefive stars but since I've been a lot of times I have noticed some things that could be better. That said, I'll talk about the good things first. Pretty much everything on the menu is good here. If there's something that sounds interesting, get it. If you've been curious about spaghetti dishes at southern Chinese restaurants, get one. The General's Chicken is actually insanely good here, like the best lunch special I know anywhere, and it's General's Chicken. Hainan chicken, salt and pepper spare ribs, rice clay pots, eggplant dishes, and even Chinese curry are items I commonly see ordered around me. The tofu seafood claypot is fantastic. Pretty sure they have Peking spareribs and they were great iirc. The chow fun dishes are only good, not super exceptional, you rarely see people order them. Alright the few things I've noticed that could be improved have all happened when I come closer to closing than opening. I've had a couple times where the tea kettle was still soapy, so the tea tasted awful. Their kettles keep the tea piping hot for the whole meal, so maybe that makes them hard to clean. But I've also had the tea come not very hot. They don't like giving you water and tea, some Chinese service lol. And for some reason, the food has also been a bit worse when I came later too Space is small and it can be crowded, especially on weekends. Come early for the best experience

    We came to Blue Sky last night just for the salt and pepper spare ribs and pork chop, which are…read moreusually the dishes we crave. We also decided to try a couple of things we had never ordered before after seeing other tables enjoy them. The beef chow fun looked amazing when we saw someone else order it, so we gave it a try. Unfortunately, it was a bit disappointing. The noodles were on the dry side and lacked the flavorful wok hei and savory taste that I usually look for in a good beef chow fun. It was just missing that something special. We also ordered the Chinese chicken salad because we wanted something lighter to balance out the meal. I was expecting the traditional shredded chicken with lettuce, but instead it came with thin tortilla-style chips underneath. That really changed the whole feel of the dish for me. I was hoping for a refreshing salad, but the chips made it feel more greasy, and the mustard oil dressing was not really my preference. The chicken was also a little dry. I probably would not order this again. The good news is the salt and pepper spare ribs were still delicious, just like we expected. They remain one of our favorites here. Overall, I would stick with the dishes we already know and love and skip the beef chow fun and chicken salad next time.

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    Small, sparse, busy restaurant
    Small, sparse, busy restaurant
    Sweet and Sour Pork Rice Plate
    Sweet and Sour Pork Rice Plate
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    Yin Ji Chang Fen - Berkeley

    Yin Ji Chang Fen - Berkeley

    3.9
    (355 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    It feels like I always either have lots of San Francisco Chinese food or Oakland Chinese food with…read morethe exception of the South Bay. I barely give another city a chance to try their Chinese food. I feel spoiled the amount of dumpling places and dim sum places they are in SF. I saw in Downtown Berkeley where you can grab rice rolls along with dim sum. So I decided to give it a whirl. On a Summer stroll I landed in Downtown Berkeley. I usually grab rice rolls at a local business at San Francisco but I decided to try a business which has many locations throughout California and has been around since 1958 and it's called Yin Ji Chang Fen. Inside has many tables and I ordered their wonton soup. The broth was tasty and the noodles were tender almost reminded me of Angel hair in soup form and slurp able . I then had their rice rolls. Marinated Shrimp and Beef Rice Noodle Roll. The shrimp was okay and the noodles were smooth. They also sell congee. A good place to grab rice noodles. Go on a summer "stroll" to Downtown Berkeley for some "rice noodle roll" get wonton with noodle soup in a "bowl" and also get a "fried egg roll" Go to Downtown Berkeley and go to "Yin Ji Chang Fen" and give it a "spin" no matter "when" it's a good spot to try "again"

    Pros: - those fried buns with condensed milk are one of the…read morebest desserts you can get in Berkeley - the Chinese donut rice roll is unique and tasty - plenty of seating - clean bathroom - quick service Cons: - they basically only have one vegetarian roll and it's not good. The flavor is not enjoyable, even though I like all the vegetables that went into it. That being said, the texture of the rice roll is great - the custard buns have such a gritty filling that it totally eclipses how delicious the bao dough is. The filling flavor and sweetness is good. Idk why they keep sabotaging themselves with these almost-good dishes - they will bring out dishes as they're ready, which meant I was served desserts before savory dishes - you'll need to request a spoon for certain rice roll dishes; the fillings poured out when you tried to eat them

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    Dinning Room
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    Fried dough stick cheung fun
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    Wok Up

    Wok Up

    4.2
    (78 reviews)
    15.0 mi

    Food 4.5/5 Ordered three dishes for two people and there…read morewere plenty to share. The beef wonton noodle soup was delicious and 10/10! The wontons are made with lots of shrimps and the beef was tender. We also ordered garlic string beans and caramelized spareribs with ube. The spareribs are a little hard to chew and the meat doesn't fall right off the bone. Overall, the dishes are on the lighter side and not as heavy flavored. Service 5/5 The staff are very friendly and attentive. Everything is made fresh to order and you can definitely taste the quality and effort the chef put in. Ambiance 5/5 The restaurant itself is bright and spacious and is versatile to be split into different party sizes.

    We "woked up" thinking we would be ordering baked pork chops over rice, HK milk tea, and other HK…read morecafe food finds. However, to our surprise upon entering, we were told that there's been a change in their menu. Now a 2 pager that you can find online that offers more lo mein, wonton noodles soup, and chicken wings. We were told they have a new chef and still adjusting the menu. We decided to give them a try anyways and the food wasn't bad! Portions were a good size. Service was nice and attentive which is always a plus for a neighborhood spot. It's nice to have another Asian option in this part of Ocean Avenue for whenever we have cravings of noodle dishes but hopefully, they will bring back some items from their menu.

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    Wok Up
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    Hong Kong Snack House

    Hong Kong Snack House

    3.6
    (208 reviews)
    3.3 mi
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    I've been going here since I was very young and I'm so glad it's still around. The owner is…read moreincredibly generous and friendly, never had a problem here with any of the drinks or food or service. I normally get one of the fresh fruit smoothies and egg puffs (pandan flavored). I can't vouch too much for some of the other food items that he has here which sometimes rotate often but the snacks and drinks are really good. I tend to go here because I'd rather support local business over the chains inside of Pacific East Mall. Hope this places continues to remain

    Don't sleep on the Hong Kong Snack House within the Pacific East Mall in Richmond. We're slowly…read moretrying more spots at the mall, and can't believe this was our first-go here at the snack house. As we entered, we saw a few guests walking around with these massive desserts and they were SO happy..so we figured we had to find out where the fun was happening. It seems Hong Kong Snack House specializes in a variety of yummy Hong Kong-style street foods. The egg waffle, or bubble waffle, being one of them. The sweetest couple was working behind the register (this is a grab & go style spot with tables to wait/snack right outside). It seemed that customers were def. coming for these waffles, so we knew we were in the right place. We ordered the chocolate bubble waffle and added the ice cream, whip, and choco sauce because why not..when at the Pacific East Mall, let's do it! We wanted to truly experience all the feels. It was served somewhat like an ice cream cone which was very much appreciated with the family to try and not get toooo much on ourselves/the ground. Price point was a bit high ($15), but wait time indicated this was their specialty and made from skratch with lotsa love. They have other warm and what seems homemade snacks like pork buns (if we didn't have dinner already I most def would have grabbed these). They looked so warm, plump, and done right. Which seems to be the case with their other snacks ~ rightly sized and rightly done. Serving drinks like milk teas, crepes, sandwiches, and other Hong Kong Style snacks, we will def be back to sample.

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