Hong Kong Style Cafe

We drove by numerous times. It was closed due to owner issue last time.
1^st. Waitress in black trimmed glasses is really rude. She doesnt care for her job. We asked a question and shes reluctant to answer.
Food portion is small and pricey compare to similar chinese cafes in the neighborhood. I would suggest going to New city at why 7 and kennedy or kiko hwy 7 and woodbine.
I rather eat at tim hortons across the street.

Luv this place! Good food with quick and splendid service. Staffs are super friendly. It can get pretty busy during lunch time.

Cheap daily specials mean that you can have an entrée, soup and drink for $ 10 tax and tip included. Great value, and that’s what earns it the 4^th star.
I always have the baked pork chop with tomato sauce on rice. The tomato sauce is creamy and the pork chop isn’t all bone or batter. They offer a Chinese soup or a Russian Borscht for soup options. Oddly, our combo didn’t come with bread and butter as most places do.
They have limited room for larger groups, so make a reservation as they can get busy sometimes (but it’s entirely unpredictable when it is and isn’t busy). Food comes fast.
Cash only. Large parking lot, park further away and walk rather than fight for the limited spaces by the front door.

Was in the area and craving for HK sale café and found this plc. Was surprised to walk into empty restaurant at lunch time.
Food and portion was average, HK tea was too much milk… don’t think I will come back.

We ordered the house special porkchop baked rice and the curry chicken rice. The baked rice came out within 3 minutes or less. I barely made a dent in my soup! I doubt it was baked or at least not freshly baked for me! It tasted ok. But the porkchop and the fried rice was really dry.
The curry chicken was typical Hk style café like and was tasty.
The portion for the curry chicken was good. The baked rice was a little small. The drinks that came with the combo were good. I got honey lemon water and I don’t believe they charged me extra.
We also orders veggies with oyster sauce and thought the portion was great given the $ 4.95 price tag.
We ended off the night with french toast which was delicious! The bread was fluffy and thick cut, deep fried to perfection with the perfect amount of peanut butter inside. I would come back for the French toast. Too bad the French toast doesn’t come with w drink. But I thought it was ok priced still at $ 3.50.

Food– 1.5÷5
Service– 1.5÷5
I’m a big fan of HK style cafes, and when I pass by this plaza and see a «HK style café», I was very excited and expected to find a HK type cha chan teng (look up on Wikipedia if you don’t know what that is). Place was pretty full (90%) and there was always a churn of people coming in.
When I looked at the menu, and they had one page only with combos… I knew it was trouble. Perhaps I can give them the benefit of the doubt– that they specialize in specific dishes only. I ordered the Specialty pork chop with spaghetti, with the hopes they don’t screw up their Specialty dish.
Out came a pork chop and spaghetti with tomato sauce in less than 5 minutes. But they might as well serve the foods separately. Sauce is not mixed with pork chop. Pork chop is dry and barely any meat. Overall dish is very bland.
And they don’t even offer tea on the side… They serve hot tap water. Tasted more like detergent than water.
Prices are more expensive than other Hk style places in the area, except, quality is the same…
I regret that I came here for lunch. Hope other Unilocalers won’t make the same mistake I did.

Typical hk style café. Got the spaghetti bolognese and bf got the curry chicken rice. Food wasn’t anything to rave bout don’t understand why it’s so busy. Bland food bad service all around. Better places to eat at.

Came here with my husband and our friends for a quick lunch and catch up! Service was as expected and food was pretty good. Large portions. The HK milk tea is pretty good too. Will probably come back since its location is right near when my parent’s house. Pricing is average.

A lot of these lower end hk styled cafes serve really low quality food which is pretty clear when you try their meats. I was surprised the portions weren’t that large considering its poor quality. Seating is not great which is expected from these cheaper cafes.
Wouldn’t recommend as there are better hk restaurants close by around the same price.

At the end of the day, HK style cafes (and that’s applying to all of them) should have a breakfast menu. Oatmeal, egg sandwiches, ham + macaroni plus a tea/​coffee combo. And sadly, this particular café does not, which really disappoints.
I was here at 10:30am with the fam and looking forward to a cheap breakfast. Alas, we had an early, cheap lunch instead. I had the daily special — baked pork chop on fried rice ($ 7.95) — I have a sneaking suspicion that it was not actually baked, but merely cooked. It was aighhttt, good portion of it.
Also tried the baked fish filet with cream sauce on fried rice ($ 7.95). Now this one was quite good! Despite, again, not being baked.
Overall, a good deal to be quite filled, especially since it comes with drinks too.

100^th review! Fitting it should be an HK style café!
Pros:
Lots of booths for a smaller place
Vast menu
Cons:
Drink is not included with many meals
You will not mistake this place for not being an HK style café as that is literally the name of this place. This place is located in a small plaza but you will never see it if you don’t already know about it ahead of time. The front entrance faces the inside of the plaza, not the road. Hong Kong Style Café does what it needs to do well.
When you first come in, you’ll notice the place is not the biggest. It does however manage to fit a lot of seats inside. There are several booths along the outside and tables on the inside. You can fit a lot more than you think looking from the outside. Turnover is really quick sp even if you come during peak times you should get a seat without too much of a wait.
Hong Kong Style café offers a daily set of specials everyday. These specials come with a soup and a drink for a pretty good price. These specials along with afternoon tea though, are the only items that come with a drink here. If you order anything else, you will need to buy an extra drink if you want one. Most HK style cafes usual offer a lot more choices with drinks. I love getting a HK style milk tea and to have to pay an extra $ 3 when it normally is an extra $ 1 sucks a little bit. That’s about my only gripe here.
Ordered the baked shrimp and chicken on rice with cheese and cream sauce and my GF got the pork chop and potato salad dish. The food comes out rather quickly even when busy. Portions here are also very good for the prices. My rice was very good, a little on the salty side but not by much. My little one absolutely loved it because they give you a good amount of cheese on it. My GF’s pork chop was huge, one of the better portions I’ve seen. The potato salad could of been better but for $ 4.95, you can’t complain too much.
The servers here all always great every time I come. I’ve never had trouble with service here whatsoever. They always have 3 servers here and they get to everyone quickly enough where you never feel you’re waiting too long for anything. The place also very well kept and always looks presentable.
This is one of the better HK style cafes out there. You won’t go wrong here!

It’s a so so for me. Not bad, but not good either. I’m truly in the middle with this one.
I ordered from their daily special menu, which came with the soup of the day and a pop for 75 cents I believe.
I got the chicken curry with rice, and a can of Sprite. It’s kind of what I expected from a Hong Kong styled restaurant, but the only thing that threw me off is that it was spicy! I’ve never had a spicy curry from any kind of Hong Kong place.
The flavour was good, no complaints, I’m just not a fan of spice to be honest, I kind of wished they listed it was spicy in the daily special menu. The soup was very meh, but a lot of veggies included! So good thing they didn’t cheap out on that.
I’ve had better Hong Kong styled food elsewhere. This place didn’t really leave a distinct memory in my head, but if I’m in the area, and am not craving whatever else is around this place, I’ll probably end up back here again.

One of the nicer quick-​meal cafes in the area. Decent service and a decent price makes this restaurant a worthy choice for those looking to get in and out in 20 – 30 min.
Best option is to order if their daily special menu. Usually changes once a week, with a couple options consistent. Nice option as the price ranges from $ 8 – 13 and comes with soup and a drink.
I’ve found that the food here contains lots of MSG, so if you find that you have a sensitivity to MSG, I would be careful when ordering.

If you are looking for an average hk café style restaurant this is your restaurant. If I’m in the area I would def come back here for hk style café food. The food is decent, prices are decent. Décor is kinda weird with there paintings but it’s clean. Not much to say but def Ur average hk style café.

3.5 stars
A friend had recommended me to try, so I gave it a go for lunch. The plaza is pretty packed was still able to find a parking spot after couple minutes. The restaurant was not too packed and we were able to get a booth seat. The service was surprisingly good for Chinese restaurant, the servers in general were pretty polite.
As for the food, there weren’t a lot of daily special items to choose from and you can’t sub for vermicelli or other items unless it states otherwise. Prices range from $ 6.99 to $ 8.99 which is definitely a steal and comes with a soup and tea/​coffee. I order the corn cream pork minced on rice (~$ 6.99) and the corn cream on the dish was a bit too thick for my liking and it was definitely lacking in flavour which was a bit of a disappointment. The chinese house soup was great however, and so was the milk tea.

Not a place that would catch your attention had you not done your research ahead of time but I would say it’s worth a try.
I got the steak and pork chop sizzling plate set dinner (18.99) with the option for free rice at an additional cost of $ 1. My mother grabbed the pork cutlet sandwich lunch special while my father grabbed the steak dinner special.
The food here is pretty standard along with most HK style cafes. My rice was not cook as soft as I myself prefer but was not bad. The meats I had started off pretty decent but since I had ordered a sizzling plate, it got pretty overcooked towards the end of my meal.
The black milk tea and honey lemonade my mother and I had were both pretty tasty. However, my dessert which was a scoop of vanilla ice cream, was a bit odd in taste in which I did not enjoy. I probably will not be coming back as its pretty out of the way from everything and there is nothing that stands out from other similar options.

Liked the milk tea ($ 1.75) and liked the red bean drink ($ 4.25) but didn’t really like the condensed milk, peanut butter toast ($ 3.50). Learn from my mistake — I thought the toast was a French toast but on the menu it only says toast so it was literally a peanut butter and condensed milk sandwich. I’m sure the food here is pretty decent but I did not get a chance to try. I was really here just for a snack and drink.

There’s always parking available and we always get a seat at a booth. This time I ordered the spicy beef noodles. Peaceful atmosphere and would definitely come back to try other dishes on the menu.

Went there for lunch. It was busy but we were able to have a table. We decided to each have a daily special. Ordered the baked fish in cream sauce on spaghetti. It comes with a drink and soup. The soup came quick and tasted good, but I found it a bit salty. The fish in sauce was a large portion. It all tasted great. Hong Kong style café is a nice place to eat. The staff is friendly, although she had forgotten my wife’s drink. You will leave there full without emptying your wallet since everything is well priced.

Second time coming here and food is still good. Ordered the club sandwich this time and the thing is ginormous lol it had cheese, bacon, ham, egg, lettuce and tomato. With the addition of mayo. SO JANG (probably bc I was hungry)!
Service was good. They were polite and welcoming, which is something I consider very highly when rating. Overall a very solid 4 – 5 stars. I couldn’t decide between the two b/​c the menu was just too. Funny (unprofessional?). Look at the take out menu and you’ll know what I’m talking about. Lol
I’d come back if I was close by! :)