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Hong Kong style cafe inside a food court with a lot of tables but very limited availability as it is busy almost all hours of the day. We went around 1pm and surprisingly they ran out of a lot of options including the baked pork chop rice that I really wanted to try. Despite that, we still gave this place a try since there is barely a line, very unusual for this place. We ended up with the scallion chicken noodle (breakfast item), satay beef vermicelli (breakfast item), and black pepper baked filet over rice. These are stuff out of what I usually get, but I still enjoyed them. The scallion chicken dish was $15 which is a bit steep especially given the chicken is tiny but comes with hot drink. The chicken is a grilled chicken with skin which is flavorful, though the noodles were a bit underseasoned so it is ideal to add the sauce from the chicken into the noodles. The satay beef vermicelli is amazing. The beef is so tender and flavorful, and enhances the flavor of the vermicelli. The eggs and toast were delicious too - eggs were scrambled over easy, and the toast is very crunchy. Black pepper baked filet over rice was pretty hearty. I love the fragrance of the rice and the filet is very tender. The black pepper sauce does clash and dominate some of the flavors but it is still nonetheless well executed. For the drinks that come with the meals, we got milk tea and milk tea + coffee (yin yang) - these drink are high in caffeine even with the small size! Will update to 5 stars when I try the full suite of items they are known for, since the dishes we got were good but stuff that I could've gotten elsewhere.
Great food, excellent portions too! The long line ups are a tell tale sign of this as well. This was the pork cutlet with curry and look how massive it was. I ended up having to pack it away for two meals
Who knew Hong Kong cafe food in a food court would be so popular? Does this beat driving to Richmond? Heck ya! Parking is easily available but there is a 4 hour limit. Cha Don has only been opened in Henderson Mall for 2 weeks and the line is insane. (Even went back a month later and it's still ridiculous.) Most of the dishes are under $16 but some of the items are not available till after 11:30. That's includes the baked rice dish and spaghetti and the minced pork patty rice series. This will quicken up the long time for those breakfast goers but sucks if you're craving either of those. So the first time I had gone, there were lots of mistakes in orders and the long lines. There was also a sign in front of the cashier stating that they will only take CASH or E-TRANSFER...So be prepared! By the look at more recent reviews, it seems like they're still working out the kinks and the line is still 30-45 minutes. Maybe by this spring they'll figure it out? Just know there are lots of good options if you're not willing to wait.
Cha Don is a Hong Kong-style café concept that nails the casual cha chaan teng experience with legit flavour and sharp value, especially for a food court operation. Long lines at both the Yaohan and Henderson Mall locations speak to how popular it is, and the pricing sits in the affordable range for generous, full-meal plates rather than snack-sized portions. The overall value proposition is strong: you get real-deal HK café flavours without feeling like corners were cut. Dishes come out fast and hot, and the kitchen does not skimp on proteins--whether it's pork chops, chicken, or beef, plates feel properly loaded rather than padded with carbs. Despite the crowds, service is efficient and geared toward turnover, which suits the food court setting and keeps waits manageable once you've actually ordered. It's the kind of place where you grab your tray, sit, and eat rather than linger, but it delivers exactly what you come for. Given the combination of flavour, portion size, and price, Cha Don is an easy recommend for Hong Kong café fans looking for a quick, satisfying meal. The only real downside is the lineup; at peak times the queue can be enough to make you think twice. Still, if the line isn't too long, it's absolutely worth returning for another round.
Cha Don in Henderson in Coquitlam delivers. We got the breakfast set and it was a ton of food for just $14. We got a fried pork cutlet, tartar sauce, potato salad, fried sausage, scrambled egg, hash brown, and toast. What a spread! We went on its opening weekend so the wait was 30 minutes. But once we ordered, it only took another 6-8 minutes for the food to be ready. Just keep in mind they are cash only or they accept e-transfer. There was a lot of available seating at the food court and lots of parking at the rooftop. We plan to come back and try other items on the menu.
Cha Don hits the mark with delicious Cantonese comfort food. Price points are reasonable (and some a deal!). It's located in the food court of Yaohan Centre. Look for the lineup-the only one with a consistent long line. Once your order is place, a plastic alert disk is given. When it lights up, then your order is read for pick up at the counter. Self serve for utensils on the right side. Menu is the classic Cha chaan teng breakfast, noodles soups, French Toast, fried rice and fried noodles. I had the breakfast combo of noodles in soup with fried chicken and my friend had the meat sauce with rice. Both were absolutely delicious. Their rice is cooked to perfection. Probably the best bowl of plain rice I have eaten in a very long time and it will drive me back to Cha Don. I now know why this place is so popular. I'm a fan!
I guess this is one of the newer stalls at Yaohan Centre good court. For someone who misses HK style food, of course I had to give it a try. I ended up ordering the satay beef vermicelli and baked tomato pork chop rice. The service was alright. I had to wait maybe about 15 min for the pork chop rice. On first bite, you can tell the tomato sauce is on the sweeter side. So if you like that, that's the place for you. You can tell that they marinated the pork chop then fried it like the Taiwanese style popcorn chicken. It has a light crisp. It would be nice say if the onion and pineapple taste more blend in with the rest since those don't get any sauce hidden under the pork chop. As for the satay beef vermicelli, I've had better ones while in HK. But if you really miss a dish like this from HK, it gives you maybe 70% of what you're looking for. Btw, they only accept cash, Apple pay and another form. Credit card required additional charge
Excellent egg and toast. Creamy with great texture. Ice T is 2 steps below the GOAT at aberdeen centre but standard. I found value at $10 for the combo. It's good to see quality maintained (at least for their famous eggs) as Cha Don rapidly expands. No wait to order, if you're a fan of The Don this may be your go to location.
Last time I came here with my husband. This time we came as a family together with our daughter. Skipped the Macaroni soup this time but still had the same fried fish fillet with salad, sausage, toast and scrambled eggs. My husband daughter both ate the sausage and shared another dish from a different stall in the food court. They both had some of the fried fish fillet and my husband had a small bite of the scrambled eggs. Other than the sausage, the bit of fish they both took and the small bite of scrambled eggs that my husband had...the rest of the Cha Don meal was mine. So I ate both slices of toast (very thick slices), about a third of the fried fish fillet and 98% of the scrambled eggs? Sooo filling! It was shortly before noon when we all started eating. I was full all day long after that. Sometime before 6pm I had a bubble tea drink and that's basically the only thing I had all day aside from the Cha Don meal I ate earlier in the day. Yup, that's how filling the food there is! Very good bang for your buck at Cha Don! I do recommend sharing meals there to avoid overeating. Or else...be prepared to not have another proper meal for the rest of the day!
The prices are amazing! I had the fried fish fillet Curry with rice and it was only $15 and included a side drink. The fish was very good but average and the rice to fish proportion ratio was too much, as there was too much rice for the amount of fish, it also came with an egg which was very good and vegetables. The baked spaghetti and rice were decent but I would say the spaghetti sauce was too sweet for my liking, but the meat was very well cooked and delicious. The noodles were okay. Honestly this is a solid place which is why I'm giving it a four-star review with very good prices.
Finally got a chance to try this place after hearing about the hordes for months. Honestly I think they are singlehandedly reviving the (previously quite dead) Empire food court. I hear they're the sister restaurant to Cha Kee (President Plaza) which is also known for great value. Makes sense. This place closes quite early, so swing by for a breakfast or late lunch. Parking is available in the strip mall lot between the 2 halves, as well as a parkade in the NE corner of the propety. Staff are friendly and helpful. No complaints. The place is pretty no frills. Classic HK cafeteria (fast food) style. Pick a meat, pick a starch (toast or hash brown), pick a drink (extra charge for cold). Many of the combos come with stuff like scrambled eggs, (potato) salad, and sausages. Basically comfort food. Everything was grilled to order. The food is nice and fresh. Probably the best value in the entire food court. Haven't seen these prices in years. And of course the food meets my exacting standards (cheap and tasty). The fish filet I had was huge. I had to stop myself from weeping. This is my new go to if I'm in the area while it's open. Recommended.
Great place and worth your money on the portions! Very busy but efficient. Service was so-so but worth the wait Small food court type but meh
I'm convinced that this food stall carries the business for half of the mall. When we arrived on Saturday morning, all the tables were packed! We decided to order take out and enjoy it at home to avoid the crowds of people. Service was quick and the large menu with pictures displayed outside the stall was helpful. All the food in the picture came out to less than $40 which is a decent deal in this time and age. I liked the broth of my macaroni soup as it was well seasoned, but not heavy at all. My boyfriend ordered satay beef vermicelli and it was flavourful and satisfying. The scrambled egg toast is a must if you love soft runny eggs between bread. It's simple stuff that can be done at home if you're really craving it, but the convenience definitely hits...That, and a couple cups of yuenyeung to save the day. read more
I've been wanting to try the original Cha Don for the longest time, but every visit seemed to come with a huge lineup. When I found out they had a location in Empire Centre, we headed there just after they opened at 9:00... and no line?!? We ordered their famous scrambled eggs with fish cutlet and toast, and it definitely lived up to the hype. The eggs were incredibly soft and creamy which was reminiscent of omurice. The fish cutlet was perfectly fried (crispy on the outside and flaky inside) which paired beautifully with the savoury onion sauce. We also had the pineapple bun with satay beef, which was another winner. The sweet, fluffy bun and rich, savoury satay filling were a perfect combination. Salty and sweet! Of course, no Hong Kong café experience is complete without Hong Kong milk tea, and Cha Don's version was excellent... smooth, rich, and exactly what you'd hope for. It's easy to see why there's always a lineup (which started right after we got our food). Great execution of Hong Kong café classics, friendly service, and food that's well worth making the trip for. I can definitely see myself coming back. read more
Hong Kong style cafe inside a food court with a lot of tables but very limited availability as it is busy almost all hours of the day. We went around 1pm and surprisingly they ran out of a lot of options including the baked pork chop rice that I really wanted to try. Despite that, we still gave this place a try since there is barely a line, very unusual for this place. We ended up with the scallion chicken noodle (breakfast item), satay beef vermicelli (breakfast item), and black pepper baked filet over rice. These are stuff out of what I usually get, but I still enjoyed them. The scallion chicken dish was $15 which is a bit steep especially given the chicken is tiny but comes with hot drink. The chicken is a grilled chicken with skin which is flavorful, though the noodles were a bit underseasoned so it is ideal to add the sauce from the chicken into the noodles. The satay beef vermicelli is amazing. The beef is so tender and flavorful, and enhances the flavor of the vermicelli. The eggs and toast were delicious too - eggs were scrambled over easy, and the toast is very crunchy. Black pepper baked filet over rice was pretty hearty. I love the fragrance of the rice and the filet is very tender. The black pepper sauce does clash and dominate some of the flavors but it is still nonetheless well executed. For the drinks that come with the meals, we got milk tea and milk tea + coffee (yin yang) - these drink are high in caffeine even with the small size! Will update to 5 stars when I try the full suite of items they are known for, since the dishes we got were good but stuff that I could've gotten elsewhere. read more
14 days ago
Who knew Hong Kong cafe food in a food court would be so popular? Does this beat driving to Richmond? Heck ya! Parking is easily available but there is a 4 hour limit. Cha Don has only been opened in Henderson Mall for 2 weeks and the line is insane. (Even went back a month later and it's still ridiculous.) Most of the dishes are under $16 but some of the items are not available till after 11:30. That's includes the baked rice dish and spaghetti and the minced pork patty rice series. This will quicken up the long time for those breakfast goers but sucks if you're craving either of those. So the first time I had gone, there were lots of mistakes in orders and the long lines. There was also a sign in front of the cashier stating that they will only take CASH or E-TRANSFER...So be prepared! By the look at more recent reviews, it seems like they're still working out the kinks and the line is still 30-45 minutes. Maybe by this spring they'll figure it out? Just know there are lots of good options if you're not willing to wait. read more
Cha Don is a Hong Kong-style café concept that nails the casual cha chaan teng experience with legit flavour and sharp value, especially for a food court operation. Long lines at both the Yaohan and Henderson Mall locations speak to how popular it is, and the pricing sits in the affordable range for generous, full-meal plates rather than snack-sized portions. The overall value proposition is strong: you get real-deal HK café flavours without feeling like corners were cut. Dishes come out fast and hot, and the kitchen does not skimp on proteins--whether it's pork chops, chicken, or beef, plates feel properly loaded rather than padded with carbs. Despite the crowds, service is efficient and geared toward turnover, which suits the food court setting and keeps waits manageable once you've actually ordered. It's the kind of place where you grab your tray, sit, and eat rather than linger, but it delivers exactly what you come for. Given the combination of flavour, portion size, and price, Cha Don is an easy recommend for Hong Kong café fans looking for a quick, satisfying meal. The only real downside is the lineup; at peak times the queue can be enough to make you think twice. Still, if the line isn't too long, it's absolutely worth returning for another round. read more
Cha Don in Henderson in Coquitlam delivers. We got the breakfast set and it was a ton of food for just $14. We got a fried pork cutlet, tartar sauce, potato salad, fried sausage, scrambled egg, hash brown, and toast. What a spread! We went on its opening weekend so the wait was 30 minutes. But once we ordered, it only took another 6-8 minutes for the food to be ready. Just keep in mind they are cash only or they accept e-transfer. There was a lot of available seating at the food court and lots of parking at the rooftop. We plan to come back and try other items on the menu. read more
Cha Don hits the mark with delicious Cantonese comfort food. Price points are reasonable (and some a deal!). It's located in the food court of Yaohan Centre. Look for the lineup-the only one with a consistent long line. Once your order is place, a plastic alert disk is given. When it lights up, then your order is read for pick up at the counter. Self serve for utensils on the right side. Menu is the classic Cha chaan teng breakfast, noodles soups, French Toast, fried rice and fried noodles. I had the breakfast combo of noodles in soup with fried chicken and my friend had the meat sauce with rice. Both were absolutely delicious. Their rice is cooked to perfection. Probably the best bowl of plain rice I have eaten in a very long time and it will drive me back to Cha Don. I now know why this place is so popular. I'm a fan! read more
I guess this is one of the newer stalls at Yaohan Centre good court. For someone who misses HK style food, of course I had to give it a try. I ended up ordering the satay beef vermicelli and baked tomato pork chop rice. The service was alright. I had to wait maybe about 15 min for the pork chop rice. On first bite, you can tell the tomato sauce is on the sweeter side. So if you like that, that's the place for you. You can tell that they marinated the pork chop then fried it like the Taiwanese style popcorn chicken. It has a light crisp. It would be nice say if the onion and pineapple taste more blend in with the rest since those don't get any sauce hidden under the pork chop. As for the satay beef vermicelli, I've had better ones while in HK. But if you really miss a dish like this from HK, it gives you maybe 70% of what you're looking for. Btw, they only accept cash, Apple pay and another form. Credit card required additional charge read more
Excellent egg and toast. Creamy with great texture. Ice T is 2 steps below the GOAT at aberdeen centre but standard. I found value at $10 for the combo. It's good to see quality maintained (at least for their famous eggs) as Cha Don rapidly expands. No wait to order, if you're a fan of The Don this may be your go to location. read more
2 months ago
If you like HK styled cafe, it is the place to go. Food is authentic. Love the runny scrambled eggs with the soft toast. The service is friendly and efficient. read more
1 year ago
Last time I came here with my husband. This time we came as a family together with our daughter. Skipped the Macaroni soup this time but still had the same fried fish fillet with salad, sausage, toast and scrambled eggs. My husband daughter both ate the sausage and shared another dish from a different stall in the food court. They both had some of the fried fish fillet and my husband had a small bite of the scrambled eggs. Other than the sausage, the bit of fish they both took and the small bite of scrambled eggs that my husband had...the rest of the Cha Don meal was mine. So I ate both slices of toast (very thick slices), about a third of the fried fish fillet and 98% of the scrambled eggs? Sooo filling! It was shortly before noon when we all started eating. I was full all day long after that. Sometime before 6pm I had a bubble tea drink and that's basically the only thing I had all day aside from the Cha Don meal I ate earlier in the day. Yup, that's how filling the food there is! Very good bang for your buck at Cha Don! I do recommend sharing meals there to avoid overeating. Or else...be prepared to not have another proper meal for the rest of the day! read more
The prices are amazing! I had the fried fish fillet Curry with rice and it was only $15 and included a side drink. The fish was very good but average and the rice to fish proportion ratio was too much, as there was too much rice for the amount of fish, it also came with an egg which was very good and vegetables. The baked spaghetti and rice were decent but I would say the spaghetti sauce was too sweet for my liking, but the meat was very well cooked and delicious. The noodles were okay. Honestly this is a solid place which is why I'm giving it a four-star review with very good prices. read more
Finally got a chance to try this place after hearing about the hordes for months. Honestly I think they are singlehandedly reviving the (previously quite dead) Empire food court. I hear they're the sister restaurant to Cha Kee (President Plaza) which is also known for great value. Makes sense. This place closes quite early, so swing by for a breakfast or late lunch. Parking is available in the strip mall lot between the 2 halves, as well as a parkade in the NE corner of the propety. Staff are friendly and helpful. No complaints. The place is pretty no frills. Classic HK cafeteria (fast food) style. Pick a meat, pick a starch (toast or hash brown), pick a drink (extra charge for cold). Many of the combos come with stuff like scrambled eggs, (potato) salad, and sausages. Basically comfort food. Everything was grilled to order. The food is nice and fresh. Probably the best value in the entire food court. Haven't seen these prices in years. And of course the food meets my exacting standards (cheap and tasty). The fish filet I had was huge. I had to stop myself from weeping. This is my new go to if I'm in the area while it's open. Recommended. read more
Located in the food court, parking isn't the most convenient. There is parking outside and in a garage, but the spots are tight. Went around 1 PM, the line wasn't too long. The menu was on the right side, but you order on the left, making it awkward to read while ordering. They should place another menu by the cashier. Overall, the food and prices were good, and the portion sizes were decent. You bust your own table, seating can be limited when it's busy. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Cha Don is a Hong Kong-style cafe stall in the Empire Centre food court. It is the sister restaurant to the popular Cha Kee in President Plaza. Cha Don opened in early October this year & offers all-day HK-style breakfast sets & baked dishes. We've been here twice so far & find their all-day breakfast combos very affordable & tasty. My fave is the fish fillet Cha Don set. The fish fillet is fresh & crispy. The hashbrown was good too. Eggs were buttery & soft. Their Yeunyeung drink was smooth & rich, unsweetened but not bitter. The HK-style milk tea was also deliciously smooth! I liked the macaroni & ham breakfast set with toast, egg & drink. The Satay beef with instant noodles was just alright. The wait can be a little long, but I think it's quite worth it if you enjoy authentic HK-style breakfast combos at a fair price! read more
Tried this place for the first time. It was busy but was quick. Had the satay beef with vermicelli, eggs and toast and hot lemon tea for $13. It was a good deal for all that food. I have to say their eggs are delicious . I'm not much of a scrambled eggs person but this one was really good. Made it into an egg sandwich with the toast. Will def be back to try their pork chop on rice. Apparently that's a good dish. read more
Saw this store when I was at Empire Center Food Court. There's always a line up, their menu is pretty extensive... I also saw it on Tik Tok too, they were raving about the scrambled eggs with the thick white toast & the scallion oil on pork chop or chicken chop. I decided it was time to check it out. They are pretty efficient in their ordering, just make sure you study their menu well when you come up to the front person to place your order. You pay for it & they give you one of those beeper thingy. The food court is small, I recommend that you go off peak hours (mind you, it is still a wee bit crowded). The food court is decent... just bring wet wipes to clean the table... it is a DIY kinda food court. I decided upon the chicken chop on instant noodle set that comes with scrambled eggs with 2 slices of toasted white bread & a Hong Kong style hot tea with evaporated milk. I ordered it for takeout. So... the hype about the scrambled eggs is REAL! OMG! So smooth & creamy, it's like crack on toast. The pork chop is all sold out & it was before 2pm... the chicken chop was nicely executed... crispy on the outside & cooked nicely in the inside. The marinade was very flavourful. I don't like scallions but OMG... that scallion oil was so bloody yummy, seriously elevated even the instant noodles. I removed the scallion & has the oil infused the chicken chop & noodles. A thoroughly enjoyable meal. Their HK milk tea was solid. Go check them out, however do study their menu well menu first before you order. Get the set, this set only cost me $15. Worth every cent! Cha Don in Cantonese means - Tea shop. More than a tea shop if you ask me. They have a multi-storey car pack with ample parking spaces. read more
Finally got to try this place after raving reviews! It is the sister stall of the popular Cha Kee located in the President Plaza. I ordered the "All Day Breakfast" Combo A which included macaroni soup with ham/luncheon meat, scrambled egg, toast, and a hot drink for only $11!! I upgraded the macaroni soup into a tomato soup for an extra $0.5 as I saw other tables around us doing so. The food was so delicious and hearty, the texture of the macaroni was perfect. The scrambled eggs were the silkiest egg I've ever had, so simple yet so good. Although there was a constant line in this stall, the line moved really quickly. Overall, it was a good and affordable meal, I will definitely come back to try other things on their menu! read more
1 year ago
Food was fantastic. We ordered Hong Kong style French toast, macaroni soup with ham, baked pork chop w fried (FAVORITE), pineapple bun! The baked pork chop with fried rice was the most memorable one. I love tomato flavor. This was infused with tomato sauce! Omg so yummy. If you live in the states, I'd say this is the closest thing to legit Hong Kong food! Food court style. Finding a table to sit sucked! It was so competitive to find a place to sit with a family of 6. read more
3.5 Came here to try HK style food on Sat morning. Parking in the garage/plaza is terrible, highly recommended to park nearby and walk in. There was a line but it move quick. Ordered a couple set menu & baked spaghetti, which takes 20mins to bake. Good portion for the price but taste was ok. Probably won't come back. read more
Amazing bang for buck here at the sister restaurant of Cha Kee. The lineup starts even before 9:30am and goes out the door with people familiar with the quality food of their first establishment, Cha Kee. Get ready to bump elbows with early riser aunties and uncles for a coveted spot at this locals eat here place! read more
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