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We were craving authentic Hong Kong comfort food. We found Angel Cafe hit the spot! We indulged in the Shrimp with Stir Egg Sauce over Rice Noodles and the Spicy Pork with Eggplant over Yi Mein. Each dish comes with your choice of soup (Russian Borscht, Chinese, or Cream) and a hot beverage (cold options available for an extra cost). So satisfying and generous portions meant leftovers. It was a bit busy when we arrived about 7:30pm on a Friday. We were quickly seated to last available booth. Their menu is extensive to the point I did not know what to order. My go to is Shrimp with Stir Egg Sauce and it was done really well. The decor seems a bit outdated and need of some renovation but it was clean. It's a dying breed for simple and good HK cafe in Vancouver.
Some classic Hong Kong cafe food is something I haven't had in the longest time. Angel cafe is an old favourite and it was nice to be back after years! The borsht soup came with our meal and it was on the tart side but that's what I love about the soup so no complaints from me. We also ordered the baked chicken with meat sauce spaghetti which came in a portion large enough for the both of us! Last but not least we got a bowl of century egg and fish congee. This was also a large portion and we had enough to take home for the next day! Service was okay and staff was friendly but it was busy so it took a while for us to get their attention to fill up water or get the bill.
Definitely a dying breed in Vancouver, if you want to know what I consider an HK cafe when I grew up look no further and just come here, this place has all the aesthetics of yesteryear, I really do not think this place has ever had any significant renovation, and it really doesn't need to as it is a staple of this area. I come here for either the breakfast of mid-day special, but there will be something here you will like. I found the service very attentive, the food taste is what you would expect from an older establishment, nothing over the top, but something very familiar. The last time I was here a friend and I sat around for breakfast on a weekday and it was pretty much full, and you can tell that this was a go-to for people who come here often, from the 'hello's' being handed off by the regular's to people being all comfortable reading their morning paper the good part is this restaurant is on a corner where a lot of natural lighting comes in. Their HK hot milk tea, from the taste, is pulled pretty good, along with their normal servings of satay beef macoroni, congee with rice rolls, noodle dishes, rice dishes, mixed western influenced food, sandwiches, there is a good assortment. If you are in the area, and you want to walk down memory lane, come here.
Solid meal for a great price! Visited around 2pm on a Saturday and it wasn't too busy but had a steady inflow of customers. Got a French Toast ($8.50) and Baked Seafood Rice ($14) and both came with a drink! The Baked Seafood Rice was loaded with shrimp, fish and a mussel - it was also saucy and super flavourful! The French toast was great as well and always hit the right spot! Loved how the AC in there really cooled us off on a hot afternoon. The food came quick and service prompt!
HK style cafe in the Fraser 41st area. Parking is plentiful in the nice public lot W of Fraser. The interior is a bit worn and beaten up. This place has been here for a while. Staff were decently friendly. No complaints. The food is standard HK fare. Food isn't the cheapest. Some of the fried noodle and rice dishes are the best deal. The cow tongue was tasty. Looks like they slightly grill the slices.
Angel Cafe isn't the cleanest restaurant in the area but it serves tasty food in enormous portions at a reasonable price. The HK-Malaysian beef brisket curry was actually one of the best I've ever had and the portion size was so massive that I could only finish about two thirds of my meal. My friends ordered a noodle soup and two hot stone bowl dishes, and they all had to pack half of their meals to go. Most of the dishes were between $11-$14 which we thought was quite reasonable. We didn't try any of the cakes or buns since I had heard they weren't great.
My mom had a doctor appointment that ended just before noon, so we needed to find a place to have lunch. We tried a couple of restaurants that we had gone to before but they were both closed. I decided to try Fraser Street thinking it would be easier to find an open restaurant there. The first one we saw was Angel Cafe. It was open for dine in and there were a few empty tables so we went for it. After we sat down, two more parties came in and all the tables were occupied. The tables were not too close, but unlike precautions taken by other restaurants, there were no barriers separating the tables and customers were seated at every table. We ordered Hainan chicken and curry beef brisket. The taste of both dishes were quite good, my mom especially like the curry. But we felt it would be much better if the portions were bigger.
Have of course been coming here regularly even during the past few months of pandemic Covid restrictions; today, we came for the air conditioning - yup, needed shelter from this heat dome! As usual, food was great, the complimentary iced drinks very welcome and service was FAST!! In fact, their waitstaff is always exceptional - practically non-stop running with the huge platters, interspersed with them taking phone orders and handing them out when the patron comes to collect (and as many times as I've been here, I've never heard anybody complaining about wrong orders etc) and all done with a pleasant demeanour and smiles. Please tip your wait staff well when you make it out here!! IMHO, they're just about the best wait staff I've had the pleasure of being served by! And the food remains consistently great - to the point that we eat here at least weekly if not twice/thrice in a week. And for not much more than if we cooked at home! And did I mention the "wok mei" - that special flavour good Chinese food is imbued with when a great Chef use very high heat/fire to the point that the wok catches on fire. Impossible to duplicate cooking at home unless you've got good gas range AND no fear of catching your house on fire!! Hmmmm... I guess I AM enamoured by Angel cafe! LOL!!
A solid HK style cafe option with different specials depending on time of day. We stopped by just before their breakfast menu cutoff. I ordered an A + B combo with a mushroom and ham omelette and a dish of pan fried rice rolls ($10.25). I upgraded the drink to an iced lemon tea ($0.50). Food arrived in reasonable time. Portion size was good. Food was tasty. Rice rolls had a side of hoisin dipping sauce. Omelette was Asian style - basically a fried egg with mushroom and ham slices folded into the egg. Toast was buttered. Iced lemon tea tasted as expected with a strong tea and lemon flavour. Ambiance is a bit dated and casual. Restrooms were clean. Lastly, this restaurant is cash only. There is metered street parking on Fraser Street at $1 per hour.
2 months ago
Angel cafe is located at 5995 Fraser Street,Vancouver,BC Food : (5/5) taste good as expected but the soup with the noodle is not able to tell the soup base is fish (3/5) and the baked shrimp & chicken with cream & tomato sauce on rice is great (6/5) if there's a mark like this!! And same as the Pork chops with onion sauce on rice. And this is one of the best one I have ever had it in greater Vancouver area (5/5) Service : (5/5) Service is excellent and helpful with respect attentive Ambiance : (5/5) Warm atmosphere with the customers at the tables talking with their smile read more
We came here on a Saturday for lunch. It's a good size place, 2 rooms actually. We ordered the salted shrimp and chicken fried rice, the fried halibut and the house special chow mein. They were all very tasty. The portion sizes were good and the prices were comparable to other Chinese style cafes. The service was friendly as well. There is pay parking on Fraser and some side streets unless you wanna walk a little further, then you can find some free parking. Overall it was a very pleasant dining experience. If I'm in the area I'll be back for sure....... read more
Always nostalgic visiting this place since it's been in business for a long time! This is definitely one of the OG HK cafes in Vancouver. You can find your standard HK food offerings like western baked rice and pasta dishes, pick-your-own-items entrees, and Canto-style stir-frys. Their milk teas and HK coffees are always top notch. We came for dinner the other day and ordered 3 dishes to share amongst 4 people and came home with plenty of leftovers. Service is quick but don't expect super attentive service (but who goes there for service anyway!). The place is also not spotless so expect it to be a little tougher on the edge. read more
We were craving authentic Hong Kong comfort food. We found Angel Cafe hit the spot! We indulged in the Shrimp with Stir Egg Sauce over Rice Noodles and the Spicy Pork with Eggplant over Yi Mein. Each dish comes with your choice of soup (Russian Borscht, Chinese, or Cream) and a hot beverage (cold options available for an extra cost). So satisfying and generous portions meant leftovers. It was a bit busy when we arrived about 7:30pm on a Friday. We were quickly seated to last available booth. Their menu is extensive to the point I did not know what to order. My go to is Shrimp with Stir Egg Sauce and it was done really well. The decor seems a bit outdated and need of some renovation but it was clean. It's a dying breed for simple and good HK cafe in Vancouver. read more
2 years ago
Some classic Hong Kong cafe food is something I haven't had in the longest time. Angel cafe is an old favourite and it was nice to be back after years! The borsht soup came with our meal and it was on the tart side but that's what I love about the soup so no complaints from me. We also ordered the baked chicken with meat sauce spaghetti which came in a portion large enough for the both of us! Last but not least we got a bowl of century egg and fish congee. This was also a large portion and we had enough to take home for the next day! Service was okay and staff was friendly but it was busy so it took a while for us to get their attention to fill up water or get the bill. read more
1 year ago
Definitely a dying breed in Vancouver, if you want to know what I consider an HK cafe when I grew up look no further and just come here, this place has all the aesthetics of yesteryear, I really do not think this place has ever had any significant renovation, and it really doesn't need to as it is a staple of this area. I come here for either the breakfast of mid-day special, but there will be something here you will like. I found the service very attentive, the food taste is what you would expect from an older establishment, nothing over the top, but something very familiar. The last time I was here a friend and I sat around for breakfast on a weekday and it was pretty much full, and you can tell that this was a go-to for people who come here often, from the 'hello's' being handed off by the regular's to people being all comfortable reading their morning paper the good part is this restaurant is on a corner where a lot of natural lighting comes in. Their HK hot milk tea, from the taste, is pulled pretty good, along with their normal servings of satay beef macoroni, congee with rice rolls, noodle dishes, rice dishes, mixed western influenced food, sandwiches, there is a good assortment. If you are in the area, and you want to walk down memory lane, come here. read more
Solid meal for a great price! Visited around 2pm on a Saturday and it wasn't too busy but had a steady inflow of customers. Got a French Toast ($8.50) and Baked Seafood Rice ($14) and both came with a drink! The Baked Seafood Rice was loaded with shrimp, fish and a mussel - it was also saucy and super flavourful! The French toast was great as well and always hit the right spot! Loved how the AC in there really cooled us off on a hot afternoon. The food came quick and service prompt! read more
2 years ago
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7 years ago
HK style cafe in the Fraser 41st area. Parking is plentiful in the nice public lot W of Fraser. The interior is a bit worn and beaten up. This place has been here for a while. Staff were decently friendly. No complaints. The food is standard HK fare. Food isn't the cheapest. Some of the fried noodle and rice dishes are the best deal. The cow tongue was tasty. Looks like they slightly grill the slices. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
8 years ago
Angel Cafe isn't the cleanest restaurant in the area but it serves tasty food in enormous portions at a reasonable price. The HK-Malaysian beef brisket curry was actually one of the best I've ever had and the portion size was so massive that I could only finish about two thirds of my meal. My friends ordered a noodle soup and two hot stone bowl dishes, and they all had to pack half of their meals to go. Most of the dishes were between $11-$14 which we thought was quite reasonable. We didn't try any of the cakes or buns since I had heard they weren't great. read more
My mom had a doctor appointment that ended just before noon, so we needed to find a place to have lunch. We tried a couple of restaurants that we had gone to before but they were both closed. I decided to try Fraser Street thinking it would be easier to find an open restaurant there. The first one we saw was Angel Cafe. It was open for dine in and there were a few empty tables so we went for it. After we sat down, two more parties came in and all the tables were occupied. The tables were not too close, but unlike precautions taken by other restaurants, there were no barriers separating the tables and customers were seated at every table. We ordered Hainan chicken and curry beef brisket. The taste of both dishes were quite good, my mom especially like the curry. But we felt it would be much better if the portions were bigger. read more
Have of course been coming here regularly even during the past few months of pandemic Covid restrictions; today, we came for the air conditioning - yup, needed shelter from this heat dome! As usual, food was great, the complimentary iced drinks very welcome and service was FAST!! In fact, their waitstaff is always exceptional - practically non-stop running with the huge platters, interspersed with them taking phone orders and handing them out when the patron comes to collect (and as many times as I've been here, I've never heard anybody complaining about wrong orders etc) and all done with a pleasant demeanour and smiles. Please tip your wait staff well when you make it out here!! IMHO, they're just about the best wait staff I've had the pleasure of being served by! And the food remains consistently great - to the point that we eat here at least weekly if not twice/thrice in a week. And for not much more than if we cooked at home! And did I mention the "wok mei" - that special flavour good Chinese food is imbued with when a great Chef use very high heat/fire to the point that the wok catches on fire. Impossible to duplicate cooking at home unless you've got good gas range AND no fear of catching your house on fire!! Hmmmm... I guess I AM enamoured by Angel cafe! LOL!! read more
7 years ago
A solid HK style cafe option with different specials depending on time of day. We stopped by just before their breakfast menu cutoff. I ordered an A + B combo with a mushroom and ham omelette and a dish of pan fried rice rolls ($10.25). I upgraded the drink to an iced lemon tea ($0.50). Food arrived in reasonable time. Portion size was good. Food was tasty. Rice rolls had a side of hoisin dipping sauce. Omelette was Asian style - basically a fried egg with mushroom and ham slices folded into the egg. Toast was buttered. Iced lemon tea tasted as expected with a strong tea and lemon flavour. Ambiance is a bit dated and casual. Restrooms were clean. Lastly, this restaurant is cash only. There is metered street parking on Fraser Street at $1 per hour. read more
4 years ago
Definitely not a big fan of their cake. Notice that you can't directly enter into the cake shop. You have to go through the restaurant and into the cake shop. At the cake shop they have bubble tea for $2.99. Don't get it! Its not good. Yes serious, not good. Its made from powder. Also the cake look sad. I mean really really sad. Nobody buys it. I am curious why they still run this cake shop?????? They don't have pastry here. Only cake! read more
I know Angel Café been there for ages but I never bother go and try it out coz I believed the food and service are similar to Honolulu café. Same crap - Cheap food in big portion and lack of service! We were there around 11.30 and got seated right the way. I observed most the tables still serving breakfast or light meal. We ordered 2 dishes to share and found the food wasn't good but less MSG than others HK style café. Stir fried pork cheek w/vermicelli was ok, pork cheeks were a bit chewy. Stir fried chicken w/flat rice noodles in black bean sauce was quite oily and soaky. It didn't taste good. In general, the dishes are $2-$3 dollar cheaper. I personally prefer If they use a better quality of meat to charge a bit more and improve the cooking skill. I definitely will come back to try other dishes. read more
Pretty average HK style cafe but there aren't too many in the area. My favourite is still BT Cafe on the other end of Fraser but this location was convenient for my friend. The last time I came here was probably over 10 years ago and I don't remember it being anything to write home about so I went with the baked pork chop rice ($13 with a soup and hot drink) a classic Hong Kong cafe dish. The borscht soup they had was on the sour side but also pretty bland. If they put any beef/beef bones in this soup it'd be pretty hard to find it. Their hot milk tea was also terrible. It tasted like the tea bag was left in for several hours and left an extremely bitter taste and dry feeling in my mouth. The baked pork chop rice was massive, but it should be at this price point. Overall I thought the pork was nice but they don't use egg fried rice in their baked rice which is a bit disappointing. I felt this dish tasted decent overall. The food is decent but their sides and drinks need work. I felt the same way about what my buddy ordered as well. The restaurant looks like it has seen better days in terms of cleanliness and decor. Their speakers are duct taped to the walls for Pete's sake. At this price point I would say there are better restaurants in Vancouver but aside from my milk tea I felt it was acceptable. read more
8 years ago
Ah, Angel--I have been a loyal fan for many years. I continue to go to this day because your food is just so darn good and is at such a great value. Unfortunately, your decor could use some work and there are times when your service isn't the best. Of all the Hong Kong style cafes in Vancouver though, I do have to say that you're still my favourite. Every time I go, I generally always order the same dishes with my family. If you're new to the cafe, I highly recommend ordering the same. CURRY BEEF BRISKET WITH RICE ($9.95): Angel knows how to do Malaysian curry. There are tons of beef brisket and roasted potatoes inside to soak up the curry, but don't fear because you will still have plenty of curry for the rice that comes on the side. There is sometimes inconsistencies in the size of the beef briskets though. SPAGHETTI W/ HAM, CHICKEN, PORK & EGG IN TOMATO SAUCE ($10.25): Out of the three dishes, this is perhaps the simplest, but the flavour is incredible. I've told myself a number of times that I will try to make this dish at home, but that has yet to happen, so until then, Angel it is. The only issues I've had with this dish are too much sauce or an overcooked egg. FOOK KEIN STYLE FRIED TWO KINDS OF VERMICELLI ($9.95): There is an abundance of seafood (mussels, squid, shrimp, fish cakes) stir-fried with standard and translucent vermicelli, along with some veggies. Overall, this may be the best value. Sometimes, the sauce might be a bit too salty though. If you want to save a few dollars and don't mind missing out on soup, go at around 2pm for their Mini Special Menu. (The prices above are for this menu.) All items will still come with a hot drink or, for $0.50 extra, a cold drink. Speaking of cold drinks, you must order their Iced Hong Kong style milk tea. It is so good and refreshing! I should really start ordering different items on the menu, but even with some mishaps in the quality, the dishes are still incredible and enough to keep me returning for more. read more
5 years ago
9 years ago
I've been coming here for weekend breakfast for years! I highly getting the combo with the beef brisket Noodle soup, shrimp and mushroom omelette (served with toast or HK style French toast), and a cup of HK style milk tea. The toast itself is so tasty because it's the thick Chinese bakery style toast. If you have a sweet tooth, the French toast is rich, thick, chewy, sweet, and just a heavenly way to end off your light breakfast. For all that food, you can pay with a $10 bill and still have change left over! Warning: meal coma is highly possible after this meal. :) read more
7 years ago
15 years ago
* Holy crappy service, Angel! * I should have taken it as a warning when the kind elderly women waiting for a table felt the need to make sure I was ok and got myself onto the seating list. I could have known that they knew something about the service, and just wanted to make sure I would be ok. It was kind of her. I followed their advice and spoke to "the guy." He was a jerk. He liked using hand signals with customers - be it the stop sign hand (to signal not now) to the pointing finger (to signal sit there) to the middle finger (oh wait, I was thinking of using that for him, he didn't use that one). After finally being pointed to a table, a different kind elderly woman at the next table over tried to signal a waitress to get me a menu. That was kind of her too. This is the kind of place where the other customers are the closest thing to service you can get. You know it is a bad sign when all the customers are trying to help you, since the staff couldn't give a %$#@. Imagine my joy when evil door guy returned to be the one to take my order. He didn't speak then either. The menu said my dish of "mixed meat thick noodles" came with a drink and soup. He didn't ask what kind of drink. So I said, "Does that come with a drink?" He mumbled, "Yeah, what do you want?" and I ordered my cold milk tea. He never asked about soup choice, so I assumed they would just bring whatever the daily special was. My noodles appeared, and I didn't get a drink or soup. I asked the waitress and she said, "I'll check." She then went to the computer and came back and asked, "What kind of soup borscht or seafood?" I chose seafood. She did manage to figure out the cold milk tea from the computer. The noodles themselves (Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/w5EHN4imZEULErcNq53mGg?select=vvogWWUw37lR_Np8I9bGyQ) were kind of a kitchen sink of fillings. I'm not sure how mixed meat includes shrimp, squid, and mussels. But I digress. There were also a few pieces of beef and pork, and perhaps chicken. It was hard to tell as everything was coated heavily in a soy based sauce so there was no unique flavour. The noodles were literally swimming in a pool of soy sauce at the bottom. Nasty. The mussels had not been cleaned properly so they were both sandy and covered in that hair like sea scum. Nasty. Overall a complete failure of a dish. The "seafood soup" was a bowl of water that had been combined with a ton of corn starch and perhaps flour to create a white gloopy mess. The only "seafood" was 2 or 3 pieces of fake crab. Blech. Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/w5EHN4imZEULErcNq53mGg?select=lb2UhQQj5u_p24w9lVZaUQ Oh, and the milk tea (Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/w5EHN4imZEULErcNq53mGg?select=H98rxrL7XYNOp24wheGHlw) was weak. I'm seriously confused as to why this place is so crowded. Clearly the only angelic thing about Angel is the "holy" crappy service and food! read more
4 years ago
14 years ago
Reasonably priced Hong Kong food but a few of their items were a turn off such as the pineapple chicken which was a sick mess of batter and chicken fat which made my wife and I sick afterwards. The Indonesian fried rice "nasi goreng" wasn't Indonesian at all but more Malaysian which was way too spicy. The 2 and 3 item menus are a good deal and you can easily split the 3 items between two people. Atmosphere is odd, very loud and busy with the wait staff being on their game. The owner I believe is an odd duck as he never smiles but is very prompt and effecient. My favorite thing about eating here however is the poor spelling in the menu the "chicken gordon blue" was tasty but if you want to get a paper to read there please follow their sign "please pay before you buy" read more
11 years ago
It is very easy to be critical and be crude to people nowadays now that the internet age has been up and alive. I went to Angel Cafe with a couple of friends and it was one of those experiences where you think that you would want to get a meal to spend time with friends. When going in, I was looking at the prices of the food and it was $10 for a plate of dry-fried beef noodles. When I got the dish, it was just as weak as those skinny guys. Lack of flavour, lack of meat, too many noodles. I know restaurants need to make money and all, but the 1 question i want to ask this restaurant (Chinese people may get this phrase even though I might not be 100% accurate) "How deep is that water you are drinking?" read more
12 years ago
solid 3.5, for $8.50 the mi goreng noodles with seafood, albeit most of it imitation lol, is good tasty value. But sure waited like 10min. for it... read more
Another HK cafe,ive read few bad review for this place so i went to try it,i had a pleasant experience,line up but since im alone i got a table right away..,average service,it was quick despite so many people inside.good affordable food,lots of choices in the menu,big place mostly asian clientele,the floor near my table is a bit sticky but the table is neat.i had the combo- plus upgrade my drink into mango bubble tea,i like the food,a place with no decoration at all,noise level a bit high,free parking at the rear and by the street...one of the busiest cafe ive visited so far....no wifi and servers speak bi lingualy...english and more on chinese....good for family/kids and group...speaking chinese is an advantage...nice place ill visit again soon.... read more
Decent HK cafe I come here from time to time as it's a favorite among some of my family members. There's a fair selection (for dinner) on the menu but the most popular (IMO) is a "Pick 2 or 3" system for $13 or $16 respectively (I believe the late night specials after 9pm are cheaper). You pick your mains (which consist of western-style dishes such as chicken steak, baked oysters, shrimp, etc), sauce, carbs (rice/spaghetti/fries), and a drink. These all come with a baked potato, soup (the usual cream/tomato-soup-borscht), dinner roll, and a dessert (usually mango or coconut pudding). The portion sizes are quite large and I often have trouble finishing it - it could definitely be shared by 2 people. Service is hit or miss. It's pretty typical service for a HK cafe - efficient is the word I'd use to describe it. The place is usually busy but I've never had to wait more than a few minutes for a table. The Fraser Street area it's located on is starting to be home to a few more casual chinese cafes and bubble tea shops but for the time being, there isn't too many similar options nearby. There's lots of free parking on the street or in the community parking lot in the back. Angel cafe is on par with similar restaurants in it's class - Honolulu, Gloucester, etc. It's a solid choice as a HK cafe, especially for late night. read more
10 years ago
Location: Fraser + 43rd. It's at the corner of the street so it's very easy to find. Parking: There's a huge parking lot at the back or you can park along the street. Service: Good. They get a bit busier during breakfast (before 11) and lunch time (after 12). Food: A lot of varieties. Food are good and come in big portion and reasonable prices. Both western style dishes and Chinese style dishes are good. Price: For mini-meal set it's from $5.50 - $9.50 and it includes a not-so-mini dish + a hot drink. See the menu pictures for pricing of the items. They have special lunch sets for roughly $12 that includes a bigger dish + soup + hot drink on the blackboard. Ambience: The restaurant is not too big but it's good enough to sit comfortably. They don't have free wifi or shaw open wifi though. Overall comment/tips: They have mini-meal (that are not so mini) lunch set on weekday. For weekends, the mini-meal sets are available from 14:30 - 18:00. I think this is an overall better HK style cafe than a lot of other HK style cafe in town. They have good portion size food that taste good at a good price. For cheap eats, I would go when they have mini sets. They also have a bakery associated with it that have a lot of delicious cakes, even though I haven't tried it yet. read more
I walked in because the sign outside said "cake", but that was just a small section of the store. It's more of a Hong Kong Cafe where meals are served. Eat-in cake was ($1, I think) more than the take-out price displayed in the case. I guess the server wanted me to finish quickly, since I wasn't worth much tip, but I didn't mind, because it wasn't welcoming enough to stay. read more
12 years ago
After a round of twilight golf at Langara Golf Course my playing partner and I decided to grab a quick cheap dinner. We settled on Angel Cafe. I've been here a while ago. Boy it looks pretty dirty and run down. I don't remember it being so grimy! I ordered their Hot Pan Platter... 2 items (beef tongue, and chicken cutlet), soup, and a drink for $14. It's certainly cheap, but food quality and taste was so so... I found the beef tongue overcooked and difficult to eat. The chicken cutlet was ok. A bit bland, but passable. I think this place needs a major renovation or some sort of redo... This restaurant is not what it use to be. Give it a good cleaning and change over some of the weathered decor! I won't be coming back in the near future! read more
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