The four stars is purely for the waitress, Ling, and good company. Ling is very accommodating and sweet - one time I was cold and having the chills, and she was nice enough to give me her jacket to wear! She also remembers that I love ho-fun (or thick white rice noodles like in Vietnamese Hu Tieu) and iced lemon tea. Whenever this place runs out of ho fun, she comedically says so as I get ready to sit down. My alternative is usually udon fun. The atmosphere here is, to be honest, one of the dirtiest out of the Top Cafe locations, so don't expect fine dining here. Also, lots of Cantonese locals or people straight from HK, or fobs frequent this place. I do feel out of place sometimes here as well as I (out of bad habit) tend to respond in English whenever a waiter/waitress (or anyone else Cantonese for that matter). It's a place for "siu yeh" or a late supper. Lots of badminton players and ping pong players come here at night after an intense workout. I'm a pretty solid regular here as this place is open late, up until 3am approximately, and I'm pretty sure if I checked in every single time I came here, I would be at probably 20 or 30 so check-ins. read more

This place is cheap and just down right home tasting. They are always open late. My favorite things to order here is really the fried chicken wings and the porridge. The beef and pepper fried udon is also super delicious here. The salt and pepper fish is definitely on the saltier side but delicious with porridge. =D read more

I've frequented this place many times during the good ol' drinking days. They're open late, service is fast, and the food is hearty enough to tame an alcohol-filled belly. This is one of the few places in South Bay where they have baked pork chop over rice. Not as good as the ones from the Hong Kong cafes in LA, but it'll do! Be careful on the weekends because as with any late night place filled with drunk people, I've heard that it can get a little rowdy depending on the crowd! read more

It's a small place. Really small. I also expected it to be less gray and white. I couldn't help but stare at the yellows walls with white rectangles where pictures must've been. It didn't matter; I was there to try the HK style baked rice I used to have as a kid. I should've went with the pork chop. I had a tough time making a decision, but in the end I ordered the seafood baked rice. Looking back, I really wish I had ordered something tomato-based. We also ordered the fried tofu appetizer, and he had the sirloin. The baked rice was good. The cheese gratin was great, and they didn't skimp on the seafood. Granted, it was cheap seafood, but everything there was cheap. The richness of the sauce and heaviness of the white rice is what got me--I couldn't eat much of it. I had some of the steak, which was quite large. The only thing we finished between the two of us was the fried tofu. Not because it was that good--lacked flavor, but really crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside--but that it was a lot lighter than the rest of our meal. Everything came out to a little over $30, but it was a lot of food. I took most of my baked rice home and had it for lunch the next day. read more

Top Cafe - Seafood baked rice - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

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Boyfriend and I have been meaning to try another late night restaurant open other than Pho Mai, so we decided to come here after stopping by other restaurants in the McCarthy Plaza to find out that they were closed! First off, what I like about this place is that there is a security walking around. It seems the security knows the people working here which is cool, so he gets to chill in here when he wants. We received complimentary tomato soup, which I absolutely love about HK cafes. The I ordered fish filet and tofu over rice, while the boyfriend got pork chops baked in tomato sauce over rice. I didn't get to eat his but he said it was good. I liked my food, but I thought more flavor could've been added. The lady working was super generous. I felt like since my bf talked to her in Chinese, she was impressed by it lol. Along with my bf's food, he ordered a HK milk tea. As we were eating, she saw it empty and offered to refill it for free. (We've gone to SO many cafes and they've never done this for him before :P) I didn't finish my plate, so she put it in a to-go box for me. She also saw my bf's drink unfinished so she poured that into a to-go cup as well. Pretty cool since I don't know too many restaurants that can to-go your beverages. All in all, we will definitely come back some time soon. The food is good and I'm always looking forward to trying other things on the menu at these types of restaurants. read more

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Good food, reasonable price. this style of rest, only couple in this area. And I like their milk tea

We actually come here a lot because: 1) it's super duper cheap, great for people on a budget. 2) it's actually decent food for what you're paying. 3) close to home I always get the shrimp won ton here. It's actually pretty yummy. The baked spaghetti bolognese is great too. The place isn't super clean, but what do you expect from a place that only charges around ~$15 for two for dinner. read more

It's good, but would it really hurt to keep the place clean? It's filthy, I get the heebie jeebies just looking underneath the tables and the wall and everything. And it's not like wiping down the tables with disinfectant is enough, it's like the old and worn out kind of filthy. The water cups don't look clean, and quite frankly the only reason I may have not gotten food poisoning from this place is because they cook their meals extremely hot. The plates and utensils are all scratched up, probably really old, washed and scrubbed down so much that its ruin the protective veneer on all of the equipment. I really like this place, but it's a shame how unpleasant it feels and looks inside. read more

Cons: Dirty Small Menu on the wall all in Chinese Cons: Surprisingly Very Good Food Great Service Open Late (til 3am) Hot tea is served right when you come in. The waitress is very nice. Potstickers are super good. It's not oily at all, hot. The soy sauce to eat with pot -stickers is very good too. Everything is always served very hot and fresh. Wonton soup is super delicious. The soup is so clear, no greasy or oily or creamy at all. Wonton is made with shrimp and pork. Yumyum. Fried tofu is soft inside and crispy outside, hot and not oily. Chicken wings are hot hot and crispy and flavorful. Fish porridge is good too. Lots of fish. The baked spaghetti lacks a lil bit of tomato sauce; however, it has its own style. My fiance said it was okay. I think it's pretty good after adding a few drops of soy sauce. The dirtiness of this place would bring it down to only 3 stars, but the service is so good, so it adds one more star. :) read more

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Got excited to finally find and try something open late in the milpitas area but was definitely disappointed... The waitress was really nice but it didn't make up for what was in store for us...We were first served these soups prior to our entree but they weren't even hot ...it tasted bland and a little off like canned soup. My friend, who was looking through yelp pictures, showed us a picture of someone that found a dead fly in their soup...so all of us immediately passed on the soup (and kind of lost our appetite). I ordered the beef chow fun. The beef was bland and really chewy...definitely not melt in your mouth texture. The texture of the noodles weren't too soft, which I liked, but it was definitely too oily. There was way too much bean sprout thrown in (ended up pretty much at the bottom of my plate) and I would've preferred onions added in to give some sweetness. There is usually a nice heat coming from the black pepper and stir fry for a good chow fun but this plate was definitely lacking in all aspects. To top it off, my friend had ordered a a chicken fried rice and threw it up an hour later. I think coming back here is #10000000 on my bucket list right now. read more

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O.M.G!! Talk about SOOOO GOOD! I am so glad that I found this "hole-in-the-wall" Mom and Pops Chinese, Hong Kong inspired restaurant, their Asian fusion dishes are to die for! We ordered Oxtail in red wine sauce, Creamy chicken Portuguese style, and a seafood soup with pot stickers for an appetizer. Trust me, you will NOT be sorry if you come by and try them out, stat! Thank you, Top Cafe! read more

Top Cafe - Find it! - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

Top Cafe, not to be mistaken by Top Chef, because the food wasn't such top notch. My cousin and I ordered the baked tongue and pork chop. It's smothered with a tomato based sauce. The tongue was okay, not way too flavorful. I had the pork chop. It lacked flavor and also was a little dry. Maybe I'm just not a fan of HK Style foods. read more

Top Cafe - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

This place is decent with its selection of HK style food. I thoroughly enjoy their beef stew noodle soup which I usually get when I come here. Compared to the selection of restaurants in the plaza, this place stands out. read more

Top Cafe - Beef Stew Noodle Soup - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

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This place is a reminder why I shouldn't visit Chinese restaurants. Waiter had no personality, serving me an afternoon tea menu when clearly it is 10:30am. Throw couple menus at me and said nothing. I ordered one simple congee and she said we only have no 2,3,7 and 11. After I am done with my meal, I thought I might leave her a good tip just to make her day better and she said nothing. Just looking at me like I am a piece of shit. read more

Good cheap hole in the wall place. I used to come here at 2 am to take a break from studying. Now I swing by after 9pm when other places are closed. Their beef chow fun has good wok flavor. Their won ton noodle soup is good but I always walk away super thirsty. The singapore noodles are good and standard. There's a bunch of other items that are good too. Nothing fancy, just good home food. Sometimes I get free milk tea depending on who's serving. Sometimes service is good, but most the time it's so so. read more

I would like to give this place a three and half stars because i'm not sure wether i like the this location or the other location better. at this location, the atmosphere is really cold. my friends and i think it's to sober all the drunk and hungry people who come in. so, that's really smart of them, heh heh. it's also pretty crowded in here, it's usually full so it's really loud in here. as for me, i would like to be able to hear what the people i came here with are saying without having them scream so i could hear them. anyways, i decided to try something new this time. since i was huge fan of their baked pork chop last time, i decided to try their baked seafood. i was expecting the similar deliciousness to the max to tomato sauce, but it was a coconut-y sauce. sadly, i am not a fan of coconut D: the baked seafood is obviously some seafood like imitation crab, clam or mussel ( i can't tell o_0), and little squid or cuttle fish pieces over fried rice. it's not bad, my friends really liked it. so if you're a fan of coconut, you may also be a fan of this. heh, i'll be sticking with the pork chop though (x the service is decent as well. a huge plus to this place is that it offers warm asian food in the late hours of the night and early am (: i'm definitely down to come back and try their other baked goods! read more

I only go to top cafe for their baked rice dish, namely the ham and chicken one with the alfredo sauce. It's so fattening but they make it so well and so tasty. Nothing else that they have really stands out, but then again I haven't really tried their other foods. I just know that their baked rice dishes are delicious. Chicken wings is not very good but their fried calamari is pretty decent. They are open super late, like 2 or 3 am, so that's always a plus and with tasty fried and junky foods, can't really go wrong huh? I like this place overall. read more

I've never actually remembered to check in here - except for the one time I did... a long time ago. What that means is that I enjoy the food here so much, I forget entirely to check in online.. and write my review. Every visit here I've been surrounded by fun friends who know what to order. We all order different things, too! What I've learned to love the most at Top Cafe: Russian Borscht Soup - a tomato based soup with some veggies and spices. Perfect as a side on a cold night if you don't want an entire soup dish for your meal. BAKED PORKCHOP OVER RICE ... so it's obviously baked porkchop on rice. what's so special? tomato sauce and bits of scrambled eggs in the sauce. You might not see it but your taste buds will love it. Beef Chow Fun & Scrambled Egg - .... as it is called is how it is served. The name of the plate just doesn't tell you how delish it can be! Beef Chow Fun is always a safe bet - always good, too! read more

Unlike other people I had a great experience here. Our server offered us this free soup that was really good. When we were done with the soup she brought out another giant bowl of it for all of me and my friends to share. I got a satay beef crunchy noodles and it was pretty good. Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of it. One tip is to eat it quickly before the the noodles become really soggy. The noodles are best when still crunchy mixed with some of the sauce. Our server also constantly refilled our drinks. Overall this is a great place to go to for a late night meal and it's cheap. Pros - Free soup - Good service - Good food - Open late Cons - Cash only read more

I love Top Cafe. I take a bunch of different people here all the time. It's open til 3 AM everyday. 3 AM! That's crazy. I know it's bad to eat late night food, especially oily ones but I can't help it when I'm hungry. There is a waitress that literally works every night until closing. She's the sweetest thing! I always tip her out super fat because she's so nice to me. Who could honestly be happy serving people at 2 in the morning? Most appreciated! She always makes me a chow mein that isn't on the menu. She adds jalapenos and chili sauce in it :D My friends tend to order the seafood fried rice, 2 kinds of fried rice, pepper steak, and the chicken curry. All delicious, all affordable. I've never gone here in the morning so I can't speak for the service in the AM...but for the PM, I love it, and that's why I keep coming back. read more

Top Cafe - Chicken curry - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

This is a good Hong Kong cafe but nothing crazy special. I wanted the rice with the gooey egg and changed the beef for some chicken. Lots of rice and not enough egg but it was a solid dish for $10. Cash only. read more

Top Cafe - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

This place is definitely one of the better HK cafés around! The service is pretty good and the auntie is very nice and generous! I always come in a big group for a late dinner and the wait is pretty good. The place is kind of small but it has a nice HK feel to it. It does get busy pretty quickly, but it's a nice place for your HK good cravings! I got the baked pork chop over rice and the salt and pepper tofu. It is pretty delicious and it's one of the most popular dishes. I always get this when I come here. Their drinks are so on point. I love their HK styled milk tea and lemon iced tea. They even have Horlick, which is so rare! I definitely recommend this place. The price is decent and the portion is great. I love that they open really late, too. read more

Top Cafe - Salt and pepper tofu - Chinese Near Me - Milpitas, California

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Top cafe is always a reliable place to go to for late night drinks/snacks. Keyword: reliable as in it's always open, but the food and drinks are just average. It gets the ball rolling on satisfaction in terms of late night cravings, but if other places were open, I wouldn't go here. read more

Love this place! You can tell they get a lot of business frm local regulars so there's a comforting neighborhood vibe. I've tried the seafood baked rice, the blackbean sauce beef wet chow fun, club macaroni noodle soup, preserved egg/pork porridge, and the fried fish ball lai fun. Everything is really good and I can tell that there is very little msg used here. For the porridge, I've even requested no msg, and they happily obliged. Drinks are also great! HK milk tea is excellent, cold lemon tea is solid, and cold lemon honey uses real honey(!!!) b/c i could actually taste a strong honey flavor in there. For the longest time I didn't even realize this place existed until a coworker from HK told me about solid HK diner food here. I've loved it ever since the first visit and will continue to frequent this restaurant in the future. read more

Customer service is horrible. I ordered beef spaghetti to-go via phone (and repeated my order to be clear), expecting the one that's stir-fried on the hot plate but got beef bolognese (which isn't even on the online menu). I went back to explain I got the wrong order and showed the person what I wanted and she got into a semi-yelling argumentative gaslighting match with me. Eventually she yielded and replaced my order with the correct one, but not without scolding a mandarin vulgarity at me, as if I couldn't understand it. First and absolute last time coming here. Please update your online menu and have your staff be clear on the menu items. Also, best to order in Mandarin or Cantonese instead of English. read more

This is a Hong Kong style cafe. Great price and portion sizes for a pre- dinner afternoon snack. The banana crepe is good too. read more

Hong Kong style cafe, no thrill. Eat there many years. Solid lemon tea and milk tea. My favorite is afternoon tea. French toast is fresh. Chicken wings are good. read more

This place is the definition of comfort food, my favorite hole in the wall place! For me it's all about the baked pork chop & baked spaghetti and the soup that they bring out in the beginning! There used to be a girl who worked here and she was so amazing and was just always so helpful! Best service from her, hands down. Cash only! But definitely great for the late night munchies since they open late and don't be discouraged by their place as it's not the nicest decor but hey you came there to eat, so eat up! read more

After dining here, the Cupertino/San Jose location immediately jumps from 1 star to 3 stars, for doing the same shit but better. Cupertino/San Jose location, I apologize for slamming you with 1 star, I have learned the error of my ways. I much rather eat with the flies than with the local patrons and the below average extra mediocrity here! I don't really have anything new to add to the discussion that has not already been said about how bad this place is, but those who yelped this place with 1 to 2 stars know what's going down. The only pluses about this place is that it's open late, quick and fairly cheap (and of course nasty and skanky as hell like a $2 transtesticle JHo from Cel Block D). That's where the joy ends. The Milpitas location is much smaller and dirtier/greasier (I'm not talking about the food yet) than the S. De Anza Blvd location. Put your bare arms on the table at your own risk! When I sat down, I immediately got a free bowl of Borscht soup. Well it is free, that's all I will say. Very watered down with a lot of vinegar and pepper flavor. It's definitely not a good receipe or representative of a good Hong Kong cafe version. Don't drink too fast or you might get hiccups. HK iced milk tea here is terrible. Hardly any tea flavor, and the evaporated milk they used even seems to be diluted. Add ice on top and you have basically an even more watered down version with a c0ckt3ase of tea and milk and a pinch of sugar. Baked pork chop over rice - this is one of the definitive HK style cafe dishes, and a good taste tester for the western portion (versus dried fried beef chow fun to represent the Cantonese side). Well this dish is truly representative of the 1 star award. The essence of the flavor of this dish comes from the ketchup based sauce. While there was a nice toasty layered of near burnt sauce on top, it turns out that layer was almost paper thin. There was hardly any sauce itself when I tried to mix the rice with the sauce. In fact they skimmed the hell out of the cheapest ingredient, ketchup and looked like they diluted it too with corn starch and water. The flavors were horrid. After mixing it with the egg fried rice, there was little to no flavor. Pork chop was nice and soft, but didn't taste very natural. It fact it was a bit too soft, as if they added a shitload of meat tenderizer. After eating I felt whatever solids that would come out my system later would be tenderized too. $6.95 for the pork chop rice, $2+ for the iced milk tea which was a WATTE (water with a c0cktease shot of tea and milk and sugar flavoring). I didn't even finish the pork chop rice, it was that bad. But the most interesting and uninteresting part of the restaurant was the crowd, comprising of literally 100% high tech slaves from the companies nearby like Sis-Koe or Loo Sint. The most annoying were these three middle aged code slaves speaking Cantonese next to me at a booth, backstabbing this one guy who was obviously an engineering lead or manager, making comments about how he shouldn't be an engineer to begin with. The worst was hearing their sloppy English accents when they spoke Chinglish. Can you believe Hong Kongers with bad English pronounce the word "program" as "PO GRAM". I mean FAAAAAACKIN A brutha, you can pronounce the 2nd "R" in the word but not the 1st? WTF?!?! I was trying hard to not enjoy my meal and not laugh, but you guys, obviously professional PO GRAMMERS made it difficult. Then the twats next to me decide to talk about APIs and Java and all sorts of crap and it had nothing to do with coffee. Bloody hell you high tech slaves.....I escaped high tech slavery for an hour to enjoy a meal away from that crap, and yet you bring your talk about non coffee coding and PO GRAMS within earshot, and ruin my already shitty meal. No thanks if I wanna escape work for a relaxing meal I'll go somewhere else! read more

Their dry fried beef flat noodle / Ho fun (Gan Chao niu he) is very good! Cash only though

Call me old fashion, but any place that is open late is fine by me! There's a sweet chinese woman who is so use to us coming, we get free milk tea everyytime. Plus plus PLUS. The food is home cooked goodness. You probably won't be able to tell the difference if your mom was to make you this right out of the kitchen (instead it's that mexican guy in the back). PORK CHOPS; NO WORDS CAN EXPLAIN. GET THE PORK CHOPS BAKED IN TOMATO SAUCE. SIDE OF BROCCOLI. YOU WILL LOVE ME FOR THIS. I type in caps to express my enthusiasm. But honestly, some of the food here is the best hangover food you'll ever eat in your entire life. Other days it just might be the best food overall. What I hate is that it's cash only.. sssssssiiiiiiigggggghhhhhh So closeee. read more

My go to place when I crave for Hong Kong style cafe food or when it's too late at night. They serve Hong Kong style western food like baked pork chop rice or Cantonese style rice porridge and noodles dishes. I have been going there since they open eons ago. The quality and taste of the food are really consistent. What I like about the food is that they always come out steaming hot! read more

What is more greater than a nice cup of iced coffee ? A nice cup of coffee with a SURPRISE IN IT ! It was my 2nd time here but my first time ordering something. I came here with some friends but I already ate so I purchased a drink. I saw a drink called Spanish Coffee and I was curious on how it tasted. I was expecting a hot cup of coffee or iced coffee. I was close on the iced coffee. The Spanish Coffee came with the best thing in the world. A NICE SCOOP OF ICE CREAM IN IIT ! It really surprised me and it was DELICIOUS ! My friends and I come and order that all the time. I highly recommend the Spanish Coffee to anyone who is trying Top Cafe. The food here is okay. It isn't bad but it isn't exactly the best but it hits the spot. It has a huge menu and pretty pictures. I've only tried 4 items on the menu and all were pretty good though, some got kind of boring quick. Pros - Gave me a nice surprise :D A+ The Spanish Coffee is my girlfriend here. The menu is large and is has an interesting variety of food ranging from Chinese food to Malaysian Curry. The Red Bean with Ice Cream is really good as well for you Red Bean lovers. The bathroom is actually usable too :D They serve a lot of dishes in this baked clay pot. It's pretty interesting and taste good too. ITS NOT REALLY CROWDED :D The waitress is VERY Friendly as well =]. My friend drank like 80% of his Spanish coffee and he asked for a to go cup, the worker took his cup and poured it into a to-go cup and she refilled it with more Spanish coffee. So that was pretty neat. Cons - The place is kind of small. The maximum is 26 people. That's all I can really think of. I LOVE THIS PLACE ! read more

Oh man I was a tad terrified walking up to this little joint at 9pm on a Sunday night. The white fluorescent light and the seemingly empty restaurant from afar made me hesitant to walk in. But once I pushed through the door and saw around 4 tables occupied (AT 9PM SUNDAY?), I knew my worries were just silly. We ordered items that can best decide the authenticity of any HK style restaurants: beef chow fun, baked pork chop on rice, and OF COURSE, their hk style milktea. Foodwise, it was like eating the stuff back home. The pork chop rice WAS missing my favourite cheese on top but the flavour was all there and the portion was PERF. Beef chow fun was delicious too, a tad on the oily side but hey, that's the whole point right. And boy, the MILKTEA. Many places in Bay Area believes HK style milk tea is like thai tea, and that the sweetness is mandatory. NO INCORRECT, you use evaporated milk instead, which is what this place did, so bomb diggity. Service...I don't know who would complain, but the lady was HELLA nice. Also she gave me THREE FREAKING REFILLS ON OUR MILKTEA!!! That is unheard of in Asia or North America. Opening hours are from 7am to 3am...let's just say this will soon become my second home . read more

I ordered two soups from this place since I like to have something hot and soupy. The soups came out fast, which I appreciated. My chicken corn soup was quite bland so I ended up dumping some white pepper for some flavor. The wonton soup was on par though. It even had a lot of bok choys! This place is opened late, me and my two friends were on our way back from clubbing in San Francisco and we decided we wanted to get a quick bite before heading home. Luckily we got here at 2:50am, 10 minutes before closing but the workers here still allowed us to have a seat without a hint of that "seriously?" attitude. :) Our server was super attentive even though it was quite packed and late at night, I appreciate their effort in keeping us happy. I was not a fond of the bugs that were swarming around though. It must just be the location, since the place across from them were open just as late (but did not let us have a seat...) and theirs was crawling with these flying bugs too. read more

Top cafe rocks and I am not kidding. Absolutely fixes my nostalgia for old Hong Kong style Comfort food. If you dont know what I mean check THIS out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cha_chaan_teng If you don't understand what a Hong Kong Cha Chan teng is all about then dont even think about going there. I suggest going there for late dinners cos if u get an MSG attack you can sleep very very well afterwards. Conversely if you are in dire need for a caffiene jolt, get the HK style milk tea. Gotta love the beef tongue over rice and the occassionally available baby bok choys, avoid the spaghetti bolognaise. read more

I used to come to this place a lot because it opens late and it serves good HK style dishes here. I used to come here with my friends after 12 if we ever want some place to hang out and talk after dark. If you come here you got to order the pork chop with rice because it is one of the best dish around town. Me and my friends would order this all the time. Why 3 stars? Because the price is just a little bit on the expensive end (about $10 per person), and besides the pork chop, I wouldn't recommend anything else from here. Everything else is average to decent, also I am not too into the HK style cafe, nothing against it, but is just not my thing. Also competitions are getting tougher as more HK style cafes are opening up. If you come get the pork chop for sure, and also come if you into the HK style cafe. By the way wrote this at 5 in the morning. Let me know if I need to fix my grammar/spelling read more

I finally came to this 'fine establishment' last night after a movie. I was told that you order nothing but the baked pork chops- and I can see why! We got the fried tofu as appetizer and the pork chops for entree. The soup that came with it is like a spicy tomato soup that had nice caramelized onions and peppers. So good! The tofu was good but extra oily that I would pat the oil on the napkin and it would just squeeze out. It was good but not a must. The pork chops were so good!! Covered in a tomato sauce and hovering over some fried rice. The rice was so good who the sauce! Best part about the dish was eating the meat off the bone! Overall you get what you pay for. Don't expect great service cause I've been told that it's usually serviced by one woman only. Great late night food spot though. We need more in San Jose! read more

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It's funny Yelp doesn't have a category for "Tea Restaurants". Tea Restaurants are very popular in Hong Kong as they offer a massive menu selection catered to students or folks looking for a quick and cheap meal. Top Cafe definitely fits this explanation, and is a classical example of tea restaurants from Hong Kong. They have the tea restaurants must have's; iced milk tea, mixed milk tea and coffee, minced meat with raw egg on rice, grilled pork chop on rice plate, and deep fried chicken wings. Unlike typical tea restaurants in Asia, Top Cafe actually employs nice waitresses who aren't rude, who will wait for you to order, and won't throw your bread on the ground or spit in your tea if they don't like you. That's a huge plus. One tip, everyday from 2:30~5pm, they have a special discounted menu; everything on that menu is only $3.50. You can order a noodle dish and an appetizer for only $7, or any combination of the dishes you desire, it is a deal you cannot beat. Menu selection is huge, the food is not too bad, seating is kind of crammed and slightly on the dirty side. If you don't mind the menu being in Chinese, this is a great place for you. read more

To be honest, i'm not exactly sure why i go here. I'm not really sure why ANYONE goes here. Cheap, uh...well... Tasty, not really. Good service, no. Try the place across the plaza from it...the place that's always busy...there's really only one place there that looks like it's making money...go to that place and enjoy your meal. I give this place two stars because i'm in denial that i would eat at a place that i'd rate as 1-star. Happy Eating! read more