I have eaten here half a dozen times. Service is always meh. But tonight was something else. Paid for bill at counter. Left 20% tip on table. As I was getting ready to leave, the man that rang me up asked if I was planning to leave a tip. What? Pay your workers a minimum/living wage and stop begging for money. I always tip, but didn't know it was a requirement now. Incredibly rude to ask at all, but even more so considering no service was even provided. read more

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I had a mostly positive experience dining at Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus 1. We ordered the seafood baked rice, tomato pork chop baked rice and fried rice. Overall, The food was tasty, and the seafood baked rice I ordered was flavorful and satisfying. However, the experience took a sharp turn when I packed the leftovers to go. Once I got home, I found a piece of glass in my rice. While the staff was friendly during the visit, this discovery left me deeply concerned about their food safety practices. I hope they take this issue seriously to prevent it from happening again. Unfortunately, this incident has made me hesitant to return. read more

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I like the baked pork chop and the tomato sauce. The pork chop is still a bit crispy even with the sauce, but the meat is a bit firm. The hk milk tea is good. However, my sister got another dish and the tomato doesn't taste that fresh. Or maybe it's just not their specialty. This is a good family restaurant though or if you are craving a comfortable hongkong meal. There are a lot of seats available. The price is good for the food. read more

*they take CASH OR DEBIT First visit on the weekend, busy, line up. Quick and decent food. This is the place to get HK cafe fix. Today was the second visit. Monday lunch was not busy. Again HK cafe fix was met Overall: decent Chinese food. Dishes come with hot/cold drink (extra cost - read menu/ask waitress). Parking lot for free parking. Stairs or elevator access. read more

US folks - please be advised they only accept cash or debit (debit as in non visa and pretty much only Canadian debit cards). Long story short, just bring CASH! My family and I were staying nearby and we were too hungry to walk far for food. We opted for this Hong Kong style cafe and ordered 4 dishes to share among the 5 of us. Food: Baked pork chop with rice and tomato sauce - one of my family's go to dishes. They deep fry the pork chops here and what was really nice is that it's already cut up for you. They also don't skimp on the sauce and I would say the rice and tomato sauce were at a 1:1 ratio. Shanghai style noodles - this was really good! Just wish it was a little sweeter and had more veggies Fish and tofu rice - I liked the flavor of the tofu and sauce with the rice. Fried noodle with pork and bean sprouts - the noodles slightly differ from what I'm used to but overall really good flavor! Just wish there was a splash of white pepper powder. All dishes came with a drink so our whole group opted for the iced lemon tea. If you ask for the honey lemon drink, it will cost extra. Pricing is very fair here, but again, just bring cash if you're from the US! read more

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Pretty much what you'd expect from a HK Cafe. Prices are reasonable and you can pay to substitute toast for french toast for their breakfast combos. read more

Typical Hong Kong style cafeteria food super greasy, which is fine, but the service is horrible. female waitresses seem super angry and abrupt. I would expect that more from the mainlanders. I guess they don't care about tips, and no credit cards allowed of course. read more

First time trying again after so many years, no more sticky flooring. The beef steak was surprisingly cooked well and tender. $22 including tax for beef steak, rice and cold milk tea. Staff was friendly and responsive too especially for a Chinese restaurant. read more

It's my very first time to dine out after these 2 monthsssss!!! Always get their take out during the lockdown.(will share in another post) Today I go for tea time with my family! It's fish and chips!!! Actually we got french toast too! Their quality keeping the standard and I love their Hong Kong style food!! read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Missing their Yuenyeung - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

In short, this place is an unglamourous, good value, middle-quality Hong Kong-style cafe with one of the worst washrooms in Vancouver. It's not fancy, but it does the job every time. Avoid using their bathroom if at all possible - it gives ones in Hong Kong a run for their money. For the long version, read on! My parents prefer HK-style food that's good value and in Richmond so we've come here regularly for dinner, and sometimes breakfast and lunch. The portion to price ratio is pretty good and the food is usually pretty tasty. We like their Chinese-set menus where you get a dish, rice, and a soup (Chinese-style or western, like a cream or tomato soup). They have ample parking and there usually is no wait for a table. The two-seat tables are a bit close to each other and makes it hard to get in and out, and you hear everyone else's conversations without much effort. The service is okay. It's sometimes hard to flag staff down, but not terrible. They access cash and debit only. The washrooms are abhorrent. It smells, there are stains everywhere, the taps eek out water, and if just a terrible experience. I try to avoid using it. On this particular day, I was here with my parents and had two dishes to share. The swirl eggs and shrimps fried rice noodles had lots of crunchy shrimps, the egg swirl was quite good, and the rice noodles had a nice fried texture. We also got the Singapore-styled fried vermicelli and this had a good kick and had smaller shrimps, ham, bean sprouts, and green pepper. These dishes came with a drink and I like that choosing a cold drink has no extra charge, unlike a lot of places. The hot milk tea and hot coffee were just regular affairs and nothing to rave about, but not bad either. We couldn't finish everything and got some of the vermicelli packed up. Overall, a no-frills HK-style cafe that's a better value than most other places in Richmond. Please avoid the washroom, I'm not kidding around. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Swirl eggs and shrimp fried rice noodles - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

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Came here on a Sunday night 9-10pm to dine in for a late dinner and was seated right away Got the Seafood Congee, baked seafood with cream over rice and they were pretty good! Serving sizes are generous and had a lot left over for two people. Can't go wrong with these two dishes for a late night dinner. I also recommend getting the red bean with ice cream as a dessert . Very yummy read more

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This was the fourth Hong Kong Style Cafe that I visited during my time in Vancouver for my trip and it was amazing! I visited this restaurant yesterday at 7:28 P.M. and it was pretty quiet inside the restaurant. Also, the service was good when I was ordering and asking questions. Furthermore, I was swiftly seated and the extremely nice staff brought me my first food within five minutes of ordering. The first item that I ordered was the Borscht Soup which was perfectly flavored and had good texture. The second item that I ordered was the Swirl Egg And Shrimp Fried Rice Noodle which contained noodles that had a good texture, shrimp that was flavorful, and sauce that was balanced. The next item that I ordered was the Green Beans With Chicken, Garlic, And Bell Pepper.The vegetables were cooked wonderfully and the chicken was seasoned well. The last item that I ordered was the Baked Pork Chop With Rice which contained crispy and tender meat. Also, there was good flavor in the tomato sauce, the rice had a good texture, and it had the perfect amount of cheese in it. Overall, this was a really good experience and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to go to a good Hong Kong Style Cafe! read more

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Hong Kong style cafe near the Price Smart in the Brighouse/Richmond Centre area. It's on the second floor of a building within a small plaza on Westminter Hwy. Mid-size space. Interior seems to have been refreshed in recent years and looks modern and clean. The menu is pretty standard HK cafe fare. You can noodles, rice, pastas done various different ways. They also have a pick your own combo that combines choice of meat with other sides. We got a combo with the rib-eye and fried fish as the meat and fries for the starch. Also included gravy, some mixed veggies, a soup and a drink. Got cream of mushroom soup and that tasted alright. The "rib-eye" is obviously not a big piece of rib-eye steak at this price point, but it was a decent piece of meat that was pretty soft and had some flavor. The fried fish was pretty good, with a crispy exterior and steaming hot fish meat inside. The fries were standard crinkle fries. Also got the salmon fried rice, and that tasted decent, and the portion was big. Overall, decent taste, good portions and reasonable prices. Total was around $30 for two people. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - cream soup, a cup of Horlicks, and salmon fried rice - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

It's my first time seeing Hongkong French toast!! Its basically the French toast I'm familiar with, but they have marmalade inside and they deep fried the entire thing. It was very enjoyable and crispy The service was a bit slow, but we went with a big group, so they were probably back logged. Waited about 30 minutes for my Portugese baked rice. I like it here because it opens late and the portions are crazy huge! read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Breakfast all day - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

I think a two year span of visits is enough to finally write a review. It started with an introduction from a co-worker, then I started bringing the fam here and we've been going to Enjoy since. Every time we can't think of where to go or decide on what type of food to go for, we always end up at Enjoy. And my kids really like this place. On our usual "Play It Safe" list are: * Baked Seafood with Cream Sauce on Rice * House Special Chow Mein * Swirl Egg & Shrimp Fried Rice Noodle * Singaporean Style Fried Vermicelli On the "OK" list are: * Braised E-Fu Noodle with Seafood in XO Sauce * E-Fu Noodle with Pork & Eggplant in XO Sauce * Beef Brisket w/Seasonal Vegetable Chow Mein * Sautéed Rice Noodle with Prawns & Beef in Black Pepper * Baked Pork Chop w/Tomato Sauce on Rice On the "Never Again" list are: * Baked Ox Tongue on Fried Rice * Lobster (imitation) in Butter Sauce and E-Fu Noodles (lacking the fake lobsters) * Curry Beef Brisket with Rice * Curry Beef Brisket Noodles (I don't know what it is about their curry but I just didn't like it. Maybe Mui's to blame. I don't know.) Their meals come with hot or cold drinks. Or, you can sub it with soup at no extra charge. Their dinner menu is exactly the same but they charge $1 more. I also used to get the choose 1/2/3 items combo but it's gotten too pricey now so that's off the usual list. But otherwise, most of the items are good value and decent portions. Our last visit, I thought I had enough Enjoy, but found something new again--Baked Seafood with Pineapple on Rice in Portuguese Sauce. Added that to the usual list. Parking can be a little hectic during peak times but there are more spots behind the building. read more

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A standard Hong Kong style in Richmond. Very spacious with a few bench seats. They took over what used to be a karaoke so you see some room partitions. The menu is very straightforward with rice and fried noodle plates. Standard baked rice and spaghetti items. Then some Cantonese style dishes, desserts, and drinks. All standard, nothing fancy. All prices shown for entrees are for non peak hours. For dinner between 6 and 9pm, add $1 to prices shown. Most include a drink but no extra charge for cold. That's good. And their cold drinks are taller than most. That's better. Onto the food. We had a group so did some sampling of a few rice items. I stuck with my favorite - baked rice. This time with mixed white and tomato sauce. Generous serving of sizable prawns and ham. My buddies had salted fish with chicken fried rice and dried olives green beans with diced pork. Both had a rich flavour but may need an acquired taste. But the fragrance meant they used genuine goods and the "wok hay" a.k.a. heat from the wok is very good. I personally enjoyed all these three rice items. Other couple at our table had the fancier chicken steak on rice with sauce on the side. It was a funny sight when all of us had rice and the six guys next to us all had different sorts of noodles. Fried, spaghetti, and soup noodles. All looked good. Nice find of another option for HK style. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Take out, eat in...your choice - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

From the steak combo. I ordered cutlet sole, chicken wings, fries, black pepper sauce and lemon tea And their soup of the day is also included. I picked their tomatoe-based soup. The food is good. The only thing is with the tarter sauce I wished they would give just a bit more. read more

I found this place(last saturday Sept 23rd) randomly while looking for Alleluia Cafe near this neighbourhood, it turns out I wasn't looking carefully to find it. So my sister and I went here instead thinking Alleluia Cafe was permanently closed (turns out that place was open). Food was good. I liked the Baked Porkchop ($9.55) on rice and it was delicious. I ordered it along with iced honey lemon tea ($0.75 extra for cold drinks) and it was tasteless. Just a plain honey drink with lemon with NO black tea in it. I'll leave 3 stars at least, because this restaurant looked so dirty with dishes by the washrooms. If you're sensitive with this I think you might lose some appetite. They really need to work on keeping the restaurant clean. Because I saw some rooms with different colours I think this place used to be karaoke back then? CASH only. read more

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Another HK style cafe in the heart of Richmond. Parking is plentiful in the nice large lot out front. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor. The place is pretty bare bones, but the decor is typical of any HK cafe. A pile of booths, where you eat and get out. The Staff aren't the most polite (they're not rude though), which add to the authenticity of the experience. Efficiency is key. The value here is awesome. The fried rice I had ($9) was literally a pile - I was able to split it into 2 meals. Nice and fresh - the guy just whips it up in a couple of minutes. Really tasty. I will definitely be back next time I need a pile of food. read more

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So bad. First dish was Pork & Eggplant noodle. When it got to our table (dine-in wasn't even 50% capacity), we noticed there's no eggplant and mentioned this to the server. He seemed to ignore us and left. We dug around to see if they were just hidden under the noodles, but sure enough, no eggplant. Had to call another server to get that added. Ultimately, the taste was edible, but no wok hei. Second dish was Singapore style fried noodle. It didn't come in vermicelli, but fat flat noodles that were soft and mushy. Was told that's just how they do it now. The sauce they gave was so little, some noodles were still white. No flavor, no texture, and again no wok hei. To keep on-brand, the lemon tea also had no lemon flavor... Lol? read more

Casual eatery with fairly tasty Cantonese cafe selections. I especially enjoyed the baked seafood on rice in cream sauce. Never been to the location personally but did get take out from here, so my rating is not taking the service and ambiance or location into consideration. read more

We just picked HK Café that we never been and something quick for lunch. This location has been changed to different restaurant or Café for last 2 decades. Foods were awful! We ordered stir fried black pepper beef with spaghetti and it was so greasy. Baked seafood rice was soaky and no flavour, we didn't bother to finish it. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

Good cheap meal. Fast service. No charge for cold drink upgrade!!! Fair amount of choices on the menu Good size portions A/C is a bonus! Washrooms could use a coat of paint for sure ... Ew They have private rooms for closed parties. read more

A typical Hong Style cafe. The food we ordered was decent and of expected quality. We went for dine-in later in the evening and the place was fairly empty. The server was nice enough to let the 4 of us share 2 sets of food. He would also occassionally come by to refill our tea. For the price, this is good place to eat if you want to be full for a lunch or a dinner if you don't eat much like myself. Otherwise, anything in Richmond is pretty good if price is not an issue. read more

Hate to say that this place has gone downhill every time we come lately. Ordered satay beef on noodle, Portuguese chicken on rice. The noodle was HARD (not crunchy... there's a difference ) and the middle was swimming in a pool of oil. Just a few pieces of beef as expected, b/c beef is expensive these days. They used red pepper that were prob bought from second hand store, they were soggy and tasted funny. The Portuguese chicken had absolutely no taste at all. Just a bit spicy, which was not what Portuguese chicken was supposed to be? My better half joked and said maybe they had a waiter/waitress cook tonight b/c labour is short everywhere. "Best" part was when we packed up the unfinished satay beef noodle we found a few pieces of the red pepper with BLACK MOLDS !! Worst thing was we didn't even know what we had put in our mouth before we discovered the moldy red pepper!! We were not trying to scam a free dish, just mentioned it lightly to the waitress and she had the gall to say prob they didn't do a good job cleaning the pepper. The mold was INSIDE, not outside. Surely it was a decay. She quickly took the dish away so I didn't have a chance to snap a pic. But yeah, I think this would be the last time we will be there. read more

Want to go somewhere super convenient, with easy parking, easy less wait, and decent pricing this place is the place to be. But is it 100% worth it? * We got the satay beef noodles - ($14.95). The verdict. Surprisingly I was very surprised with the flavours in this dish. The portion was pretty big and perfect if your super hungry or wish to share. The satay flavour was on point, and the way they made it coasted every noodle. Typically with flat noodles and this from another place they don't automatically toss it for you but this place definitely does! - 8/10 (honestly surprised, only thing was I wished there wasn't pineapple which threw the flavours off a bit for me). * They come with a drink, and I got a cold chocolate milk. The chocolate milk I believe was +.50 due to the iced drink. But it was nicely made. Perfect amount of chocolate powder. - 9/10 (honestly you can't mess this up! Wish they gave me a spoon to better stir this. The straw wasn't enough to stir it all). * The spaghetti was a bit of a let down ($15.95) there wasn't enough sauce even after we thoroughly tossed it. I was a bit disappointed because it felt super dry and it lacked one thing. Pepper. I wished it had more cheese and more sauce with a slight topping of grounded peppers. - 4/10 (I like my sauce and cheese)! * Lastly we got the yang Zhou fried Rice ($14.95). Verdict- it was ok la. Honestly the rice was way to dry. It was hard to swallow because the rice was super rock hard solid. This dish was barely touched due to the hardness. The flavours were meh, and the amount of shrimp and toppings inside was catfishing because underneath the pile was just rice and rice. 2-10 (honestly I hate dry and hard rice, and wish there was more filling probably won't come here to ever get this again). * - 5/10 (way more downs than up, honestly super disappointed it lacked sauce and moisture. Only dish that passed was the satay beef noodle). * - 4/10 (honestly yes the dish was huge and it's a real hit or miss here not going to lie. The satay was worth it for me but the rest was honestly not). * Mixed feelings after this experience. read more

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Dine in seems to be better than delivery. I ordered the rib-eye steak, which I will have to use to make stock because I couldn't chew a mouthful of it--couldn't even bite a mouthful off, it was that tough. Reheating the spaghetti with my own sauce so I don't die of hunger. Did not Enjoy Cafe. read more

I used to really like this place. Ordered their Shanghai noodles many times in the past, until one afternoon when I went there alone to order two shanghai noodle plates to bring to a party. There was one small group and the rest of the restaurant was empty, so I took a seat in an empty area to wait for the food to finish. The lady who took my order startled me from the counter when she yelled that the tables were for dine-in only and told me to stand in front of the bathroom/stairs to wait. I was polite and did so for the next 20-30 minutes while they made the order, but left with a very sour taste in my mouth. Being the only non-Asian in the restaurant, I couldn't help but feel ostracized. The noodles were bland - not how they were in the past, and I felt embarrassed offering it to my friends. I used to recommend this place to anyone, but after this experience, I don't think I'm ever coming back. read more

This place used to be a karoke bar many many years ago. The owner hasn't renovated the restaurant since it was converted to restaurant back in the 90s. That's why you see there are rooms in the restaurant which used to be karoke rooms. Parking here during the day can be a pain but usually there is one or two spaces available as people come and go often. At night there are more parking available because most of the other shops are closed after 5PM. When I go to Enjoy Cafe 1+1 I usually order their fried rice. This is a Hong Kong style cafe restaurant which serves Cantonese food. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor. Elderly people can take the elevator...which can be slow. The food here is decent and portion is decent size too. Most other Chinese HK style cafe offers cold drinks at an additional cost but Enjoy Cafe 1+1 is offer cold drink for free when purchasing certain dishes. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - inside Enjoy Cafe 1+1 - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

normally when I order food from them, there was never a problem. When I took the second bite of fried rice, I bit onto something hard. when I spat it, there's black nail. I COULDVE CHOKED ON THAT! please be aware of eating at their restaurant! this food order was ordered originally from mobile app. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - baked porkchop fried rice - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

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Remarkably good deals on food. The food is average HK Diner quality. They are open late night I'd come back. Nice comfortable interior where I can loiter. read more

Enjoy Cafe 1 Plus1 - Cafes Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

Hmmm. Hong Kong style cafes can either be hit or miss. Our family came here for lunch early enough to beat the rush (which starts at around 11:30am). We were promptly seated in a booth but it took around 7 minutes to catch the attention of a server to even take our order and my son had to stand and flag someone down. They do provide free hot or cold drinks with the food, though. I ordered a hot almond milk tea which was quite hot but fairly bland (tasted more like boiled milk). The service leaves much to be desired and the quality of the food is average(our noodle and fried rice dishes were very greasy). We ordered four dishes and there was a gap of 15 minutes between the first two dishes and the last two. Our son's udon soup with fried pork cutlets(tonkatsu) was quite good, though. Considering how many other HK style cafes are in Richmond, we'd be more inclined to try another place. read more

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This place is a family go to for takeout. Everything is packed nicely and great for what you get. The prices have gone up $1 or $2 which is understandable. Their steamed rice isn't the best, quite hard and not steamed rice like. But their steamed rice noodle dishes are delicious. My dad really likes to order from here and eat it throughout the week by air frying the fried dishes he gets. A family favourite is the three steak option meal and get the sole cutlet. We love sole cutlet :) read more

I usually eat here on Friday nights since they are open quite late. Big menu to choose from, though I really like the 2 item combo. Cutlet pork and sole, cream soup, rice, some carrots and corn, gravy, and a drink on the side. Great meal to munch while hanging out. Recently, I ordered the cream corn and fish on rice for delivery. The corn sauce wasn't separated so the fish was completely mushy when it arrived. Also the inside of the fish felt undercooked. Won't be ordering delivery anymore but would come back when covid is over and dine in is back to normal. read more

Solid place if you want Chinese style western food mixed with Chinese. Good value at about $10 a meal. Free parking in the area is also a bonus. Skip the congee though read more

It used to be much better. I was a regular years ago. After a long break, I went again last week. The place got so dirty. The carpet looks very worn out, greasy, and dark. The service was below standard, the servers talked with a very casual (borderline rude) tone. We had fried noodles, baked seafood rice, and fried rice. They all tasted the same! The same msg flavour. It was flat with no layers of flavours to lift your palates. Ugh... I would never go back again. For the same price, i could eat much tastier food in a cleaner place in richmond. read more

I stopped by here with my date for dinner. The menu selection is extensive. Large food portions. I ordered the baked Portuguese chicken rice. The flavours were average, but I was able to pack the leftovers and make another meal out of it. Service was minimal. read more

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Casual HK style cafe, with food at great prices and large portions. Although their menu is quite exhaustive, I usually go for their combo menu, which comes with a drink, soup, and your choice of sides (rice, spaghetti, fries, veggies). To give you an idea of the approximate cost: 1 item: ~$7.50 2 items: ~$9 3 items: ~$11.50 In terms of the items, you can choose from a number of meats, including rib eye steak, pork chop, chicken steak, sausage, fried fish filet, crab cakes, etc. Would definitely go back, for a quick and cheap meal! read more

The prices are not bad, but the place is a bit run down. They really need to do some cleaning and fixing. The food is ok, they serve those HK cafe favourites, like baked rice, the western grilled plates, the fried rice, etc. However, I don't think it is the best of the HK cafes either. read more

We used to go to Alleluia Cafe next door but they permanently closed probably due to the better food here. A friend introduced me to this place about a month ago and we've been coming here quite regularly and the food thus far has been good. The standouts: Borscht, lemon tea, spaghetti bolognese with pork chop (this dish is killer and a must try), baked seafood rice with cream sauce. They give a 10% discount on take out. Tip: call ahead for take out or the wait is quite long if you go there and then order. read more