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Hong Kong Cafe

3.9 (241 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Casual
Good for groups
Happy hour specials

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Beef with Green Beans and Mixed Mushrooms
Agnes Y.

Came here for early dinner on a weekday and table was readily available. Parking is easy and plentiful. The restaurant is pretty good size and open with plenty of seating. Decor is very basic, quite typical for a Hong Kong style cafe. Wait staff is always friendly and welcoming. We ordered a Coconut Chicken Soup, half a Roast Duck, a Beef dish with green beans and mixed mushrooms, and a stir fried vegetable 腐乳椒絲通菜。My favorite was the Coconut Chicken Soup. The soup base was made with coconut juice and was very tasty and refreshing. The chicken was free range chicken and had good texture and flavor. The Roast Duck was reasonably good. The vegetable was fresh and well prepared. The beef quality could have been better. Overall it was a decent meal and price was affordable.

Very delayed pick up order
Melissa T.

Absolutely horrible service. I waited over 30 minutes for my Hungry Panda order while the staff barely checked on my order or gave me any updates. There was literally an identical order sitting on the pickup table that had been there even longer, and they only ended up handing it to me because I kept bothering them. The food was COLD and tasted awful. Completely unacceptable service and food quality. What a waste of time and money. Never ordering here again.

French Toast
Danny V.

Good quality food here, though prices are a bit on the higher side for the area. But honestly, the flavors make it worth it for us. I stopped in during the afternoon and noticed they offer a lunch special menu; went with the mapo tofu plate and added a lemon tea for an extra dollar. The sauce had a gentle kick, nothing overwhelming, but that signature Sichuan pepper numbing effect came through nicely. The vegetables added a great bit of texture against the soft tofu, and the pork flavor was well distributed throughout the dish. Their mushroom tofu is another go-to for me. The mushrooms are big and juicy, and the tofu has that perfect contrast, soft on the inside with a slightly firmer exterior. I also tried the French toast, which leans pretty sweet on its own. Adding syrup pushed it a bit over the top for my taste, so I'd probably omit that next time. Overall, it's a solid spot, especially since it's in the same shopping center as 99 Ranch.

Baked Pork chop over Spaghetti
Stephanie L.

I've been on the hunt for the best baked pork chop spaghetti and as of right now, Hong Kong Cafe is top of the list! It's a little smaller portion compared to other places, but I love the sauce and tenderness of the pork chop here. The pork is thinly sliced too which makes it easy to eat, and the flavor of the sauce is perfection! This is a dish that does take a little longer to make, so just an FYI if you're eating with a group or short on time. My BF ordered the roast duck and roast pork combo, and I loved the flavor on both! The duck isn't too fatty and the roast pork had the right crunch I was looking for. We ordered this as a rice plate, so it came with a small side of cooked napa cabbage and two sauces. Both sauces were good, erring on the sweeter side, however the sauce you should really go for is the sa te one that's on the table. Totally elevates and complements the meat, and cabbage, as well as added that extra punch to my spaghetti. The sa te sauce isn't spicy, but it's jam packed with umami flavaaaa. They're on the left as soon as you walk into Pacific East mall. Parking lot is huge, however it's always packed in this lot. You'll find parking eventually though. The waiter was really nice but I noticed EVERY SINGLE TABLE got a tea pot except us. We weren't offered any nor did I ask for one, but I noticed they put one down on every new customer's table as soon as they sat down. Menu is large, prices are competitive and yes they do take card/Apple Pay.

Daniel L.

Came here for the first time and the waiters, staff, owner was kind. Lots of Hong Kong style snacks, food items on the menu along with selection of drinks. l Plenty of seating and easily accessible location being at the front of the plaza. Right off I80, check this place out!

Menu 11/11/2025
Ruby Z.

Located in the Pacific East Mall with a Ranch 99, this spot is a great Hong Kong-style cafe addition to the area! Lots of parking in the lot (but make sure to put your valuables away!). We've come here for dinner a few times and are generally satisfied, with lots of leftovers! True to the hk style, there are lots of dishes to choose from. Portion sizes are large, and everything is shareable. Service is standard for a Chinese restaurant, but generally friendly. They also do dimsum on the weekend, and have lots of takeout options! Not a fancy spot, but great for a Chinese food fix.

Finally getting the real Hong Kong flavor Authentic restaurant +1+1 在遥远的他乡也能吃到家乡的味道太棒了(¯¯)

Hot & Sour Soup w/Pork/ 酸辣湯 West Lake Beef Soup/ 西湖牛肉羹
Angelica S.

We were craving for soup and ho fun after a hike and this place did not disappoint! This restaurant is inside a shopping plaza. Inside is super clean and spacious. Our server was super nice and attentive. We ordered a west lake beef soup, hot and sour soup, and scrambled egg and prawn chow fun. Everything was super delicious and filled our tummy. This might be our new favorite spot!

Empress chicken
Winnie L.

I went here on a weekday and it was packed! Service is quick and the food is tasty. It's nothing fancy but it's a good spot for casual Chinese food. We ordered off the set menu where you choose 4 dishes and they give you the Empress Chicken and soup for free. The whole meal was $88 and can feed 5-6 people. All of the dishes were pretty good but my favorite ones were the Hong Kong Style ribs and the salty fish chicken tofu. We also ordered bitter melon and ribs off the main menu which were also pretty good. Staff was friendly and parking is very easy as this is located in a large strip mall next to a Happy Lemon and 99 Ranch. I will be back!

Look how gray it looks.
A L.

Their honey bbq pork was not fresh. It's been sitting there for a while. Smells rancid and I took one bite, also has a rancid taste. I eat bbq pork all the time. I feel like their quality has gone down hill a lot and there's inconsistencies in certain dishes. Last time I came ordered a beef dish that was marinated in cumin but underneath the cumin it also tasted rancid. I'm giving it 2 stars instead of one because the other dishes I ordered were fine. This place is def sus. I probably won't order or come back anymore.

wall decor/ mural
Winnie W.

For an authentic HK Cafe dining experience the HK Cafe in Richmond does not disappoint. Excellent HK Milk Tea, Beef Chow Fun that has good wok hay, and on point Singaporean chow mi fun... Service is what one may expect from a typical HK Cafe... fast, efficient and non nonsense kind of quick service. Seating is roomy with booth seating snd large round tables for larger parties. Overall a great spot for HK food at great prices. :)

Baked pork chop rice on red sauce and white sauce
Sarah T.

After a fun day I'm SF, we stopped by around 4pm for a late lunch/early dinner at this cafe. So there was barely any customers and service was quick because there wasn't many guest yet. I really wanted to like this place because authentic Hong Kong style cafe food has been hard to find. Sadly this place was disappointing, the baked rice we came for had so much sauce. There was more sauce than rice and it was too sweet. It was hard to eat more than a few bites so we took the rest home. The beef chow fun was on a greasy side for me, but I did like that they added the yellow chives. The red bean ice drink was also too sweet for me. Overall, this place could improve if everything was just less sweet.

Hours as of 8/7/22
Suki L.

Still 5 stars for this place. Always delivers the expectations. Even though the item (pork cutlet on the side with lai fun noodle) wasn't on the menu, they crafted it just the way I wanted.

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