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    Uncle Cha Fusion Cafe

    3.9 (237 reviews)
    ModerateAsian Fusion
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Ken L.

    Hong Kong style cafe is always a good option for me. Service was fast and efficient. The place is brand new so it's clean and bright. We ordered the salted egg yolk pineapple bun (must try!), mixed meat plate (good portion), and curry beef tripe egg noodles (surprisingly light in a good way for curry). Overall we were impressed by the food, especially the salted egg yolk pineapple bun (get it with the pork floss). Just be aware the line gets long fairly quick so be prepared to wait a little.

    Hk-style Baked Pork Chop Rice With Tomato Sauce / 港式茄汁焗猪扒饭
    Laura L.

    Waited about 30 minutes on a Saturday at 7pm for a table which I don't think was too bad. 1. Grass jelly mega ball milk tea 5/5 This was a really fun drink and the tea flavor is really strong. Note that the "boba" ball is actually grass jelly 2. Pistachio cream coconut water 4/5 Decent drink but didn't think it was super special 3. Salted egg yok fried chicken wings 3.5/5 This just tasted like a fried chicken wing that they covered with salted egg yolk sauce...wish it had more salted egg yolk flavor. 4. HK-style baked cheesy pork chop rice with tomato sauce 5/5 Our favorite item! 5. Chicken and pork cutlet pineapple bun 4.5/5 The pineapple bun was a little bit dry but I really liked the sweet mayo sauce they used. 6. HK-style sizzling satay beef fried instant noodles 4/5 The beef was tender but there didn't seem to be a lot of noodles. The noodles were also a bit soggy but had good flavor. I would definitely come by again but only if the wait time is under 15 minutes. The food is tasty and at a good price but definitely not worth the long wait times when there are so many other good options in the same plaza!

    Eva S.

    This popular Hong Kong-style uncle café in Milpitas is my go‑to spot whenever the cha chaan teng cravings hit. Love their ambiance , is more modern and bright inside. I ordered their Hong Kong milk tea, sizzling instant noodles with beef in satay sauce, and the baked pork chop rice covered in tomato sauce and melted cheese. Added a few extras too -- Thai crispy shrimp ring, milk pudding topped with the Toy Story bear as deco, and Hong Kong-style French toast. Every dish was solid and totally satisfied the craving. A heads‑up: weekends get busy. They only have about 12 tables, so expect a wait. When you arrive, make sure to sign in at the front -- they'll call you when your table is ready. Crave cured. I'll be back.

    Stir fry instant beef noodle
    Kristine F.

    Wowee! Weekend lunch wait is no joke. Two of my friends and I arrived around 11:50am on a Saturday, 20 minutes post-opening and the wait was already almost an hour. We used their tablet to sign up for the waitlist. Scan the QR code to order at the table once seated. Their decor is a cool light green & gold vibe inside. Our order: *Grass jelly mega ball milk tea *2 HK style Yuanyang coffee/tea *Hong Kong style milk puff *Curry fishball *Salted egg yolk chicken wings *HK Baked pork chop rice in tomato sauce *HK Satay beef stir fry instant noodle *Cheesy baked chicken cutlet spaghetti For a while, I thought the grass jelly balls in the milk tea were boba based on social media videos haha but that would take at least an hour to cook. Standard HK style milk tea-- not bad and good for Instagram shots. My friends liked the coffee/tea mix. We ordered too much food and took home leftovers. The beef stir fry noodle had an interesting flavor. So much cheese on the chicken and pork cutlets! One would've been enough for our group. Fishball is a staple to order when it's on the menu. Salted egg yolk chicken wings weren't overly salty so that's a win! The coating was more crumbly rather than saucy. The milk puff toast dessert reminded me of bread pudding. Not super sweet and it seems fun to cut into with all the evaporated/condensed milk flowing out. Very homey and comforting dishes. I recommend trying this place out at least once during non-peak hours, maybe after lunch on a weekday. Staff is courteous and accommodating too.

    Shirley L.

    Heard about this place because of its instagramable dishes. We came here on a Saturday around 12pm and waited for 1 hour for our table. We ordered the Cheesy Tamago Bowl with Eel and Beef, HK style Baked Pork Chop over rice and Salted Egg Yolk and Pork Floss Pineapple Bun. Overall, dishes are on the smaller side and it was lacking on flavor. The baked pork chop and rice proportions are a little off there's more pork chop and sauce than rice. The tamago didn't really taste like much but the beef was good. The pineapple buns were really dry. I don't think it was worth waiting in line for as the food didn't live up to expectations.

    Hong Kong style milk tea w/ grass jelly
    Audrey H.

    Went here twice and realized that I have not made a review on this amazing place. GREAT Hong Kong food- has a great selection from curry's to spaghetti. We ordered the pork katsu omurice curry, the beef spaghetti (it is on the sweeter end), pork floss pineapple buns and the phenomenal dessert toast. Never had anything like the toast- it's sooo delish and sweet! On weekends and during dinner time it gets SUPER crowded and the wait is insane so definitely make sure to plan it out before you eat here. We had the privilege of having Kyle as our server- he's super friendly and kind and gave the milk tea to us on the house. Definitely recommend coming here if you're looking for savory, Hong Kong styled cuisines.

    Our feast
    Frances C.

    The host was very great ensuing the wait time less frustrating by informing us every so often of the wait time. The food itself was upbeat and creative. We almost ordered everything in the menu and can't wait to return. The salty egg yoke was my favorite. Light and crispy, packed with the egg yoke that caramelized around the wings The sizzling beef noodles is a must too. The aromatic comes directly from the grill to your table. It's as fresh as it can be with the "wok hey". The other dishes were scrumptious too. You will not be disappointed.

    Pineapple bun with chicken and pork cutlet
    Janice M.

    Came on a weekday for lunch, arrived before they opened around 11:10am and noticed the line got very long by 11:20ish. Recommend coming a bit early if you don't want to wait long. Inside was clean and modern. Staff was friendly. We ordered: Iced lemon tea: not too sweet and perfectly balanced with the tea with a hint of lemon 10/10 Hot hong kong style milk tea: decent tea flavor, not too sweet but I wish it had more of the condensed milk flavor 8/10 Pineapple bun with the chicken and pork cutlet: I liked the chicken cutlet a bit more as it was more tender and juicy but the pork cutlet was pretty good too 9/10 Baked seafood rice with white sauce: this was very disappointing. It was pretty bland so I mostly tasted the cheese on top 4/10 Fried chicken with salted egg yolk: very crispy and lots of salted egg yolk flavor, very yummy 10/10 Overall: food was good except the baked seafood rice. I would come back and try their other baked rice selection

    Double Skin Milk Pudding
    Minh T.

    It's hard to believe that this location used to house the institution that was Pepper Lunch but the remodel looks beautiful! The inside is beautiful and organized in a way where it doesn't feel crowded. The staff were friendly and accommodating. We came with a party of 5 a bit earlier around 6pm and had no problem getting in, but the line formed behind us. I have nothing bad to say about the food besides the fact that it was just okay. Uncle's Omurice (although beautifully presented) was lacking in flavor and the tonkatsu pieces were good but a little tough. Dessert was pleasantly surprising. A cute duck sat upon a bed of double skim milk pudding. Refreshing, not too sweet, and the marshmallow duck was delicious too. I sampled a variety of dishes from the table and concluded I might try something different next time. The noodles were quite flavorful and aromatic! Overall, lots of potential and opportunities to try new dishes will give me more insight on the range of flavors.

    Baked Pork Chop
    Lynn N.

    I came here with a friend for lunch and we had a good time! We got here on a Thursday at around 1, and only had to wait 10 minutes before getting seated. Inside has lots of tables and was nicely decorated with a light green theme. The food came relatively fast, we ordered with the QR code by the side of our table. The food, however, was just fine. Flavor was lacking a bit, the baked pork chop was mostly tomato-ey, but I would love to taste more umami and sweetness. The seafood was very light, but again, needed more flavor. Overall we both had a good time though!

    Monique M.

    Came here right before they opened up for dinner. The parking lot is always packed but to my surprise we got there right in time to get parking in front of the restaurant. There was a small line outside for people to get a dinner table. Fortunately we were able to get a table right away. The staff was very friendly. The restaurant was small but everything looked really clean. They have a huge menu that you can scan a QR code from and order from your phone. Lots of options that offer different types of protein. The food came out one at a time. The food itself was very flavorful and fresh. Tasted very savory. Portion size and prices were right on. Definitely get your money's worth. The restaurant filled up quickly and there was a waitlist. However, we did not feel rushed by the staff which was great. Ill Definitely be coming back here to try some more food.

    Austin W.

    I stopped by here on Memorial Day seven minutes before doors opened and happened to time the line right before it grew five times in size. If you're not seated in first seating, you'll definitely be waiting a few hours to get your food. Between our party, we shared a bunch of different items. Although social media has been hyping up Uncle Cha non-stop, the food fell short on multiple fronts. The item I was personally most excited about trying was the pineapple bun with pork and chicken cutlet. Like another reviewer pointed out, many in my party did not enjoy the texture of the pineapple bun. The expectation was that the pineapple bun would be soft and fluffy but it was far too crispy, and tasted almost a bit too dry, or possibly stale. The meat inside was cooked well, and I liked the honey mustard in one of the buns, but the bun itself was a miss. For the sizzling pepper beef over spaghetti, the dish was too salty, had too much cornstarch added, and was not peppery enough. With the unagi plate with tornado egg, the egg was silky, glistening, and very pretty to look at atop of the mount of rice, but there was simply not enough of it. The unagi was fine, but tasted no different than the ones you pick-up next door from the freezer section at Ranch 99 and re-heat in an oven. Lastly, for the baked pork chop, there was not enough tomato flavor in the sauce. While service was quick, attentive and efficient, the food here was honestly a bit mid and is not worth waiting hours in line for. Don't trust everything you see on social media.

    Kelly H.

    Finally checked out Uncle Cha Fusion Cafe! I've been seeing all the hype online and hearing about the crazy lines, so I had to see what it was all about. You definitely need to get here early because the wait gets long fast. I came before they opened and was able to get seated immediately when they opened. The menu has a lot of fun, unique HK cafe-style dishes. For my own meal, the standouts were definitely the baked pork chop rice and the HK toast (the milk puff). The baked rice hit the perfect comfort food spot, and the toast was delicious. However, I also tried the pineapple bun with salted egg yolk and pork floss, and it was unfortunately pretty dry. I'd probably skip that one next time. Overall, it's a really solid spot with great flavors! That said, while the food is good, I personally wouldn't wait longer than an hour to eat here. If you can catch them on a day when the line isn't too crazy, it's definitely worth a visit!

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