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    HKS KITCHEN

    4.2 (76 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    vincent l.

    One of the best HK style chachanteng in NYC. Food is good and the wall decor (HK movie posters) is nice. Staff is friendly (at least to a fellow HKer).

    $7 spam and egg sandwich

    It was such a bad value, I feel insulted. $5 for the most pathetic egg sandwich I've ever seen. Literally just a piece of egg between two slices of bread. $7 for a similar "Spam and Egg" sandwich.

    Wen L.

    Pretty legit hk cafe, I was pleasantly surprised. A bit dim and tables aren't that comfy but the decor makes it quite HK vibes especially seeing crates of glass bottled soda once you walk in. The food is decent for SI (limited choices) compared to other boroughs, a bit pricier but their quality seems decent. Their lemon tea and HK milk tea is pretty authentic. I've tried both dining in and take out and both takes quite some time, I think this is a small business and they're a bit low on staff, expect a bit of a wait or order in advance. Shared parking is available at the back of the restaurant!

    Satay Beef with One Ding Noodle Soup (I changed the noodles to mei fun)
    Cyndi M.

    Finally a real Hong Kong style cafe in Staten Island. Their HK style milk tea is the best in NYC. I LOVE their main course/main dishes: Golden salted ginger chicken, Kyoto pork chop, Fresh pineapple sweet and sour spare ribs, fish filet with fried tofu in brown sauce. I would also suggest their appetizers: Salted egg yolk chicken wings, salt & pepper chicken wings, fish balls, pig skin and radish in curry sauce; pan fried oysters; Hong Kong style French toast. Well, you'll need to make many trips to try them all lol

    Cindy C.

    10.21.2024 @1:15pm Walk in for a table of 4. Always feel welcome once walk in, great service. A lot of options from snack to meals.

    Baked pork chop rice with tomato sauce, Hong Kong style French toast and Hong Kong milk tea
    Holly C.

    A friend recommend HKS kitchen to us and I came for a quick lunch with my family on a Saturday afternoon. We arrived around 12:30pm and got seated right away. We ordered the baked pork chop rice with tomato sauce, satay beef with cheesy Raman, satay beef bun and Hong Kong style lava French toast. The baked pork chop rice was flavorful with egg fried rice at the bottom. They used a very nice piece of pork chop which was juicy and tender with minimal fat (I've had some where almost half of the pork chop is a chunk of fat where there's nothing much to eat unless you just like to eat a solid piece of fat). The satay beef cheesy noodles tasted very similar to the ones I've had in Hong Kong. The cheese wasn't too overpowering where you'll feel very heavy after eating it. The satay sauce has a very aromatic peanut flavor which balanced very well with mixed with the cheesy sauce. The Ramen was perfectly cooked to al dente. The Hong Kong style French toast was everyone's favorite. The thickness of the toast was perfect with edge was still crispy when it came out and soft on the inside. There was an explosion of flavors from the savory salted egg yolk paste on the inside and the sweet condensed milk and butter on the outside. The flavors and texture of this dish were very well balanced and executed. Finally, I ordered a Hong Kong style milk tea to try and was pleasantly surprised how good it was. It was smooth and had a very strong tea flavor with their own house tea blend. I ordered it hot so was able to add the sugar according to my liking. It's definitely a legit cup of milk tea. Overall, the food was solid and I found it even better than a lot of Hong Kong style cafes in Manhattan. The staffs were friendly and attentive and service was fast. We all enjoyed the food and can't wait to go back again to try other items they have to offer.

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    Lillian H.

    First time having French toast with condense milk & salted egg yolk and it was DELISH! Must try! Overall, the food was delicious and perfectly flavored. The service here was excellent as well. Highly recommend.

    Fried fish ball with Curry sauce
    Gin L.

    Fried fish ball with Curry sauce , a banger definitely recommend this. It bring back that street vibe flavors but would love it if it had a bit more curry touch to it and more fishball. Rating: 7/10 Club sandwich is good love it, classic a bit messy to eat but would recommend. Nothing too special but a stable food to go for as appetizers. Rating: 7/10 Chicken Wing with salt and pepper. It's classic and done right but presentation and flavor can use a bit help Rating: 7/10 Spaghetti Pork Chop w/ white sauce. This one is great dish, well baked and the flavor again can use a bit of more but otherwise classic and good. VERY CREAMY ++ Rating: 7.5/10 Black Pepper beef with rice. The flavor is there overall not bad dish and pretty fulfilling. Rating: 7/10 The food flavor can use a bit more help on this side, BUT if you order many other appetizers and food together then the flavor balances out eventually but still a highly recommend place for dine in to eat. It brings back home food memeories OVERALL RATING: 7/10 (HIGHLY RECOMMEND)

    My favorite HK cafe in NYC. Their HK milk tea & Lemon tea are amazing. Their food is good too. Price is reasonable.
    Stevie H.

    My favorite HK cafe in NYC. Their HK milk tea & Lemon tea are amazing. Their food is good too. Price is reasonable.

    Annie N.

    Had this place booked marked for a while since I love my hk food. Came around 3pm and it wasn't busy there was plenty of street parking available. I loved that they play the old school hk songs I grew up listening to. The staff was friendly although they don't bring you water or tea upon seating, their borscht and hk milk tea was on point. I ordered the fish filet with corn over rice and I thought it was just okay, I normally get this baked near my house for $11 and their menu was a little confusing and I think the price for it baked might have been $16-$20 which I couldn't justify. My friend ordered baked curry beef brisket and he enjoyed it, I'm not the biggest fan of Chinese curry and it was a tad bit thick for my liking. I would come back but work not purposely come to the island for this.

    Irene E.

    My first meal from Staten Island. A friend gave them a good review. Thought to give them a try. They deliver to the pick up spots in Queens and Long Island on Saturdays; but will door to door with a minimum of $100. My math obvious isn't too good: thought it was over $100 (ok forgot to count my fingers ...) I would have ordered two fish balls were I calculated. But they're kind enough to do it. Their food is above average. If it's not this far, I probably will go or order again. The fishball is my fave. The meat dishes are good but I didn't have much appetite - when I placed the order, I just got out of the swimming pool, done my 1,000 yard, can eat a whole pig at that movement. The free red bean soup is good, not sweet at all, which is great to my taste. I asked if it comes with rice , the gent said no but graciously offered a free container. I declined, but thanked him. The ordering process was easy and smooth.

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    The food is okay, I don't like their black /red plastic cracked spoon and the tableware is pretty dirty.

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    This is place a local ma and pop restaurant. The food is delicious but the portions are rather small for the price.

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    Very tasty food, I liked it very much, I recommend itThe building is very beautiful, I liked it very much

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    Small restaurant. Service is good. Foods taste authentic Hong Kong style and tasted.

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    3.5(279 reviews)
    6.1 miBensonhurst
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    This is a great HK style restaurant that serves many of the classic cafe Cha Chan Tang favorites. I…read moreonly ordered takeout but they have a convenient website that not only shows what is on the menu, but also a description of the item as well since not everyone is familar with all the dishes. It did take about 25 minutes from when I placed the order for the food to be ready for pick up but they seemed pretty busy from the number of take out orders. I got the double triple hungry beast feast which I thought I could easily finish so to double down on my mis-calculation I also ordered the snack combo. I ended up eating about half of the snack combo and a third of the hungry beast feast. The feast comes in a giant container with 5 different menu items that are each delicious on their own but it is great to have options. The feast can easily feed two people and is really worth it. Will definitely patron again and try their other items.

    [Project Hong Kong Milk Tea - HK Milk Tea] {Seeking the best…read moreHong Kong Milk Tea in NYC} Grade: 76 of 100 Worth Trying: 80 of 100 This is among one of the best HK Milk Tea I have tried in NYC. It is rich in body and smooth in texture. However, the aroma of the tea was slight covered by the milk choice. Typically, HK milk tea usually comes with evaporated milks or condensed milk by request. Using regular milk will covered the aroma of the tea and pushed the texture to a smoother but lost its taste of the traditional HK Milk Tea favor. This is still good for a regular craving though. I also tried this French Toast with Cream of Mushroom. The French Toast in HK should be paired with Syrup and butter with jam/peanut butter within the toast. This one at Like Cafe was fusion with Cream of Mushroom and cheese inside the toast. It made this devilish afternoon tea item a savory meal itself. It's amazing. I cannot stop saying "CS" (Crazy in Cantonese) after trying the first bite. I recommend to try it with Iced Tea with lemon if you are a small eater. Overall, This is an awesome cafe you can try when you come to Brooklyn. Thanks for satisfying my Hong Kongers Stomach. Burn Apetito Calvin

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    Like Cafe - Salty Egg Prawn Fried Rice: $15 ($16.33 with tax)

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