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    Cafe Bakery & Restaurant

    3.9 (697 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    December 2025 - Menu on the Wall
    Scott L.

    Chinese American cafe food in the Sunset. Full dinners with Soup, Entree, Coffee / Tea / Milk Tea, and Jello! They also have daily specials and the nicest Owner / Boss Lady and her Staff of Aunties. We went on a Wednesday night and had their Pork Cutlet Special. Also had the Lightly Egg Battered Filet of Sole and their Garlic Lamb Chops. All were solid! My 97yo MIL ate up the Filet of Sole as it was tasty and easy to eat. Wife had the gigantic Pork Cutlet with Brown Gravy while I went for the Lamb (4 ribs with a lot of garlic nibs). All were good with plenty to take home! Choice of Chinese Spaghetti or White Rice... What? You never had Chinese Spaghetti? If you grew up in an old school Chinese household you will know Chinese Spaghetti as a sweet sauced spaghetti...think Chef BoyrDee or Jollibee spaghetti sauce! Love it. Service is excellent with Cantonese, English, and Mandarin speakers. They fill your hot drinks constantly! Lots of tables and the place does a very good Oi Mey or take out service.

    Chicken and mushroom spaghetti
    Benny C.

    No frills and no gimmick HK cafe! There are very good HK cafes in the Easy Bay so I had to hit one up when I was in the city! I got the chicken and mushroom spaghetti with a side of lemon iced tea and my gosh the portions were insane! Super gigantic for the value! The chicken was thigh meat so you get the nice, juicy, tender dark meat. The mushrooms were a very good complement to the gravy and the spaghetti was al dente. The dish came with a borscht soup, which was also equally as delicious! Iced Lemon tea was nice and cold, filled with tons of lemon and sweet just like how it should be. All in all, super solid spot!

    Nora C.

    Restaurant has been here for over 30 years. Consistently delicious food. But, please do not expect exceptional service. Server takes your order and brings food. It can get busy once the weekend starts. We came on a Friday evening. There were plenty of available tables around 5:30 pm, but then past 6 pm, all the tables were taken. It's a popular place and I think there are many loyal customers, including us.

    Ngai cha (HK milk tea)
    Matthew W.

    I really miss my childhood here, with the old sticky tables and the sub $10 prices. Nowadays, Cafe Bakery is much cleaner and brighter for double the price for things (most dishes are $18+). All entrees come with some form of soup, veggies and carb (rice/spaghetti), as well as dessert (jello). It's often pretty crowded here, although turnover is quick. Bear in mind that it's more Westernized than normal HK places. I'd recommend trying the daily specials. They serve the HK borsch soup and ngai cha (milk tea) with it, which is nice. I had the chicken curry spaghetti with cheese, which was very tasty but also very heavy. The meat is so tender you could cut it with a fork. Portion sizes are huge, which is a plus, but takeout containers are 25-50 cents, so you might want to bring your own. Staff speaks limited English and Cantonese is preferred, but they're super nice. I'd recommend Cafe Bakery for sure but locals will probably remember its glory days better.

    Waitlist on table
    Becky V.

    Really big portions! One dish can be shared by two people. To go boxes $0.25 each Accepts credit card, $10 minimum Put your name on the waitlist, pretty busy Food- Portuguese style sauce is a curry like sauce. It's good. Can choose your dish then say if you want it made with spaghetti or rice

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    Bill P.

    Hong Kong style cafe in the sunset. This place has a rotating menu of monthly specials for 19.95 for an entree, drink (hot) and dessert (jelly). The food came in big portions that can last two meals! Food was the pork cutlet, black pepper steak, chicken steak, Portuguese chicken, and oxtail. The pork cutlet came with a sauce that I wasn't a fan of, and the chicken steak tomato sauce could have been less sweet and more tangy. The oxtail was tender with lots of pieces. The Portuguese chicken came with a curry gravy topping with potatoes. All of the entrees come with a small bowl of Russian borsch soup. The chicken wings and fries were delicious and it was 6 chicken wings with a bunch of fries. This place uses Heinz ketchup and has hot sauce available upon request. They refill your milk tea and it comes with evaporated milk. There is sugar you can add (Splenda and C&H). Service was excellent and they checked in on us a couple times. They do charge $0.25 per box and bag. This is a gem in the city for Hong Kong style food at an affordable prices. Tip: the curry beef brisket is only available when it is the daily special (Friday for May)

    茄汁焗猪扒
    haobin g.

    The portion of the food was big. I love the 茄汁焗猪扒 baked pork chops with tomato sauce. It was delicious and the pork chops were chewy. The whole store gave me an old Hong Kong style. The staffs are responsive and serve you quickly. They have special deal for meals every da, and each day is different. Make sure you go early because sometimes at dinner time could be a line.

    March 2026 Daily Special
    Alice D.

    Enjoyed the food as always. The soup was different today. I'm assuming it's cream of asparagus? Big portions so I'll take home the rest.

    March 2026 Daily Special
    Adeline T.

    Food is great as usual. Service is good for we stayed more than an hour and they won't rush us.

    Garlic salmon, no rice, sub vegetables
    Becca S.

    Decided to try this spot on a Friday afternoon. Because I ate a lot of rich food the previous day, I didn't feel like the Friday special (curry beef brisket.). So I ordered the garlic salmon. I was promptly seated and waiter took my order promptly. The cream soup came very quickly, however it was just okay. The salmon came after 10-15 minutes but it was perfect. It's crispy on the outside and tender inside, covered with crispy garlic, it was full of flavor, color, and fragrance. They did give you a small jello as dessert. It's nothing special, but it's the thought that counts. I'm allergic to caffeine so the lemon tea / coffee / milk tea is wasted on me. The place was 75% full and looked to be full of locals. It was moderately loud. I'd return to try other main dishes in the future.

    Sunday special
    Tony Z.

    We always come here on Sundays to get the special roast pork. It's so good, you wouldn't believe. I grew up coming here, but after moving away from the city every time I'm back I have to stop by. The pork is a little salty, but pairs perfectly with rice. Portions are also huge, so we always share. The special comes with a side of tomato soup and a hot choice of your drink. Definitely worth a try

    Anita J.

    The staff here work very hard and are always attentive. The portion sizes are very generous -- honestly, one person can hardly finish a whole plate! The kids really enjoy the food too. If you're not sure what to eat, this is a great place to find simple American-Chinese dishes. Overall, it's pretty good and I would definitely recommend it.

    Oxtails
    Leslie Y.

    This place has our favorite oxtail rice plate, and ox tongue rice plate served with veggies and smothered in tomatoe sauce. Well worth the drive from the East Bay.

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    This place had the best bbq buns in the bay. Are they ever coming back?

    I know, totally best pork buns! Sadly, they are not bringing back the bakery part.

    Is Cafe Bakery still opened? I have called multiple times these last two weeks and no one picks up. Found out they are closed until 7/1.

    Not sure. I called like 3 weeks ago and ordered Togo.. They were opened.

    Is their bakery reopened yet?

    Not as of a week ago

    Are they open on new year 1/1/2022?

    Is there indoor dining?

    Yes but you need to show proof of vaccination

    When is the bakery side going to re-open?

    i just called the restaurant to see if the bakery side is open tomorrow- the lady that answered the phone says that they are closed tomorrow and does not know if they plan on reopening

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    0.1 miOuter Sunset
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    0.7 miOuter Sunset
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    Noriega is one of those restaurant that is very hit or miss for me. It's convenient and close by…read morefor me to grab a quick bite of dim sum or get some Hong Kong style milk tea for a party of 3-4 people. Classic such steam rice roll with your choice of fillings and veggie are really well done with thin skin and good flavors. My wife really enjoys her Hong Kong milk tea whenever we go here. Service was horrendous when this place first opened but it has gotten better since. Some wait staff really go out of their way and some couldn't be bothered.

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    4.1(153 reviews)
    2.1 miInner Richmond
    $$

    The customer service was great, and the place was so well decorated. The food was top-notch. I…read moreswear I'm not just writing this because of the blind box gift they gave me.

    Another excellent Hong Kong cafe in the Richmond. This one is in Geary in Inner Richmond, an area…read morethat sorely needs more redevelopment. There were a good number of Chinese restaurants here in the past, but that changed after the pandemic. Teawood arrives at the right time. The food. It's really good. And clean. They spend the first couple pages of their menu describing how dishes are developed and created. The ramen noodles. Wheat noodles only. Broth. No msg. Slow simmered pork bones for 24 hours. I appreciate all of this bc I like to know what I'm eating. Also, you can taste the freshness. My husband commented that this popcorn chicken is so much better than others. Not greasy. Quality chicken meat. My kid ate an entire pork chop w no urging by us. Can't wait to come back to try other things. Dessert. They devote as much of their menu to dessert and drinks as food. I was just remarking how this side of the park doesn't really have a HK dessert place. I know there's Kowloon Tong, which I liked decades ago but quality dropped about a decade ago & I haven't been back. Teawood is the new dessert spot. They have everything from yogurt rice to durian soft tofu to an entire page dedicated to tofu fa dishes. Their boba tea comes w an iced bear if you're into cute things. Service. Ours was good. We had a male waiter, young, who was very efficient and attentive. Chairs need a wipe down between parties. Ambience. This is 100% a HK cafe. When you're eating popcorn chicken w your husband and child and the Young & Reckless theme comes on, and you have to suppress the instinct to bow and yell Dai Lo, you know you're in a real HK cafe. They have booths on the side and tables in the middle. It feels semi-classy enough for a meal out. Like 80s Sizzler. Perks. You get scratchers in the end if you spend a certain amount. We got a blind box which turned out to be a stuffed coconut drink. And free sesame balls for our next visit.

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    3.1(857 reviews)
    0.7 miParkside
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    Casual dining
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    3.3(259 reviews)
    0.8 miParkside
    $$

    Came for lunch on Friday around 11 am and was able to find street parking. However, we discovered…read morethis place actually opens for breakfast too, at 9 am instead of 11 am as shown on Yelp. We ordered the following: Hainan Chicken Rice which came with a lemon tea drink $15.98 - Chicken was silky and soft, the rice was so flavorful and tasty. The 2 sauces, sweet chili and ginger scallions complemented the chicken very well. Salt & Pepper Chicken wings (6) $11.95 - Came freshly fried and was crispy and juicy with a light toss of chili and garlic bits. Curry Beef rice stew $19.95 + $5 to make it a main dish instead of a rice plate. Came with Chinese broccoli and chopped green and red peppers. Beef Chow Fun $16.95 - This was for take out and came piping hot. (good wok hei) A good ratio of beans sprouts, beef and chow fun. It was delicious. We were also served hot complimentary tea, which is a must have for Chinese food. Kerry was so welcoming and greeted everyone with a smile. We wanted extra sauce for the Hainan chicken, tea and a take out order and nothing was too much trouble. She was efficient and more than helpful. I can see the customers there regulars from the neighborhood and all felt at home. NOTE: - She told us they will have a Grand Opening this Sunday, May 17th. Seems this place must be under new management and keeping the original name. Overall, a great little HK style cafe with all the classics. I will definitely return to try their breakfast menu and the house made Cheung fun and claypot rice which seems to be popular with the locals.

    Order: Baked pork chop tomato sauce rice: lacking the tangy…read moretomato flavor that brings the dish to life, pork chop were tender, albeit chewy. It was plain rice and not the fried rice with egg Pork chop rice Portuguese sauce: garlicky, curry type sauce, 1/3 of the pork was fatty. Lemon tea: strong tea flavor, balance of tart and sweet. Would get again Food is decent. Interior was well lit, order came out quickly. With the decent selection of hk style restaurants, this place is not known for their tomato sauce pork chop rice. they do a lot for the community as they're part of the CHAMPSS food for seniors program.

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    4.2(78 reviews)
    1.5 miLakeside

    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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