Food was authentic and tasted like food in Hong Kong. The meat in the 雪菜肉絲米 has a bit of wok hei,…read morewhich was surprisingly pleasant. The satay in the satay beef sauce was on the sweeter and nuttier side, and was delicious. The curry sauce of the fish balls was homemade and tasted spicy and sweet. We liked it so much we bought a jar of curry sauce home. The price is slightly more aggressive compared to other Hong Kong restaurants in Richmond with similar quality. Considering the price and the location, I'd prefer going to places in Richmond for equally good quality food. Service was alright. We waited a long time for the gelato because the gelato was too hard for the staff to scope it out. The restaurant was clean and neat, and the seats were spacious.

Ho Yuen Cafe is located at 1750 West 75th Avenue, Vancouver, BC…read more Food : (5/5) Service: (5/5) Ambiance : (5)

One Cafe is a go to spot for your Hong Long Cafe dishes from breakfast combos, fried pork chop,…read morebaked rice and breakfast combos. Everything is so flavourful here! In my recent visit I ordered my go to dish Wok Fried Spicy Salted Pork Chop with Fried Rice. There is so much wok hay in the fried rice and the pork chop is flavourful with bits of fried garlic, chilli, green onion and cilantro on top! There is always a line up but they work super fast and they hand you a buzzer so that you can go look for a table in the food court and be alerted by the buzzer when your order is ready. Our order including a baked pork chop rice took about 15 mins. And entering was delicious!

I can see why everyone likes One Cafe. Food is what l'd…read moreexpect from a decent CCT stop, and the portion size is great. The iced yeen yeung was really good. I ordered tomato broth macaroni with scrambled eggs. The broth was a tad too tomato-y and eggs a bit too runny for my preference. My mom's fish was huge and delicious, and the pepper steak sauce was on point. Will return to try baked items next time.

Most people come to this shopping center for HK BBQ Master, but we came specifically for Paul's…read moreKitchen AND it was very authentic HK style breakfast cuisine. We only had our credit cards and I asked the person at the cash register if they take credit card, she said nope but there is an ATM upstairs at the Superstore. We went upstairs to grab some cash from the ATM out front. When we got back downstairs, the lady in charge already had reserved a table for us and immediately explained to us what is served during the breakfast hours. She gave us a few recommendations and we went with the wonton with brisket as they ran out of fish balls and the HK Style Grilled Beef with Black Peppercorn Sauce. Both items were marvelously well made, the peppercorn sauce is EXACTLY how its done in HK and all major cities with a huge HK population. But the winner is the wonton. By golly, I have had hundreds of bowls of wonton, I have made hundreds of wonton dumplings for my family's business but this one really stands out amongst all of them. The service is efficient and very friendly and they greeted so many regular customers with kind words asking about their work and family. I felt like I was entering into a HK neighborhood corner cafe. Disclaimer: Born in Southern China, Raised on Chinese food, Family owned a Chinese restaurant, Lived in Oakland Chinatown for years, Fluent in Cantonese.

Simple choices of Hong Kong style food. Tasty and hot food. Milk tea is superb. It's a pity that…read morethe shop closes at 2:00 pm.

Review Template ===…read more1. VERDICT/VALUE A small HK-style joint will serve you reasonable portions at a decent price - their combos are worth considering when look for good eats or takeout! === 2. FOOD Ham and Egg Bun Thick burger essentially provided with plenty of eggs scrambled with ham - worth the wait! Eggs with Two Meats I happened to choose two sunny side up eggs with two pieces of spam; it comes one piece of hash brown, fried beans, and a piece of toast with a little butter. Soup and Noodles The quantity noodles is pretty sizeable for $3.75 price; the soup reasonable too. The pork and preserved vegetable and fish ball soups worked well for breakfast. Drinks #1.25 for warm drinks and $1.75 for cold drinks - good deal and customizable! === 3. SERVICE It was good overall; it can seem slow because they place is always packed with guests waiting for tables, but the service is good in Cantonese or English. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's not really large, but your groups of 2, 4, and maybe 6 can be seated. It's reasonably clean and can fit a stroller or wheelchair. Parking is limited to whatever you are lucky enough to find on the street!

Tasty HK style food. Service is friendly and attentive to customers needs…read more How they make the egg is amazing.

Returned here after a few years absenc. We had a big group so we ordered their set dinners that…read morecame with either crab or lobster with an option of two or four dishes. Our group was big enough that we ordered two sets, one with lobster and one with crab. The dishes were excellent for the price. Service was really good. Since my last visit, they expanded to the space next-door with many more large table. If you're looking for a reasonably priced family dinner, this is a good option with a great location.

Came here with the fam and enjoyed the food we ordered. We're big fans of a tofu, mushroom and…read morebroccoli dish and this one was a hit. Fast service, cozy atmosphere, and staff were friendly.

We actually came here because we missed Curry House, only to find out that they had closed and Cha…read moreDon had taken over the stall. There was a long line here for breakfast menu. Since we wanted the brisket tendon curry, we ordered that and tried pineapple bun with slice of butter. The food overall was decent. The wait for the food to come out was relatively quick, considering the number of people ordering. The curry can be slightly spicy or light heat for people who can't eat spicy, so just a heads up. The pineapple bun was not bad, it had gotten cold since we were eating our entree first but I imagine it tasting better if it was warmer. I'd come back to try the egg toast? I saw a lot of people eating this and heard from a peer that it was good. P.S.- bring cash, they charged 3% fee for credit

A Solid Stop at Yaohan Centre - Worth a Return visit to Cha Don…read more Every now and then, I enjoy wandering through a mall food court, and Yaohan Centre in Richmond--located right next to Aberdeen Station on Three Road--fits the bill nicely. That said, parking can be tricky during lunch hours; if you're willing to circle for about ten minutes, though, you'll usually find a spot. Once inside, you're spoiled for choice. The food court is packed with stalls, each offering distinct flavours from different regions of China. Most signs are in Chinese characters, but a quick browse will still turn up at least one dish worth trying. Today, I went with the Satay Beef on Rice Noodles. Each order is made fresh, so I was told to expect a 15-minute wait. They gave me a buzzer, which worked anywhere in the court--super convenient. When my food arrived, it was piping hot, just the way I like it. Unfortunately, the satay sauce didn't quite deliver. It wasn't the traditional Singaporean-style satay I grew up with--it tasted more like the canned version you'd find on shelves at T&T or Price Mart. On the bright side, the dish did include bean sprouts with the yellow tips removed, which is a nice authentic touch. The meal came with a hot drink--either Hong Kong-style coffee or milk tea--but the coffee lacked the bold aroma I was hoping for. My ratings: Food: 4/5 Ambience: 3/5 (it is a busy mall, after all) All in all, I'd come back--but I'll probably try something different next time.

Truth be told, give me a cozy nostalgic meal that leaves me with a happy tummy AND a whole meal's…read moreworth of leftovers, then I'm a giddy gal excited to write out a 5 star review. Dinner portions are BIG, great for sharing or to pack extras home. Price includes drink and soup, no upcharge for iced drinks (they may have won me over with this, most spots usually add a charge) 9a baked cream sauce spinach & basa fillet on rice rice - my goodness I LOVE THIS DISH. Everything I was craving. Good amount of sauce, cheese, and fish. Met all my expectations with 50% more in size. 40a shrimps and swirl egg with flat rice noodle - good wok work, the noodles have a nice colour and char from being tossed before sauce was layered on top. I am a hater of peas and was pleasantly surprised it didn't come with it. Perfect texture and flavour, one note that shrimps have a slightly alkaline taste from the marination process. Borscht soup is tomatoey and acidic (not my pref, but well-loved by my boyfriend). Cream soup is rich and not too heavy. HK milk tea and mix with coffee are tasty. Friends ordered singaporean style vermicelli and a curry beef brisket, both looked good. $60 for 2 dishes, 2 drinks, 2 soups is real value. Will be back to this homey cha chaan teng great for some carb-heavy meals for sure!

Didn't feel like making lunch....Silver Tower suitably good for 2 people…read more Had the usual, Baked Basa fish in white sauce, eggy shrimp over flat noodles and green beans in Balachan sauce. All is well, filled our stomach and have enough leftovers for dinner in the evening! Prices hasn't gone up that I'll notice, the mini sets are around $18 and the regular sized sets are $23 and up.

Hong Kong Cafeteria is located on the 2nd level of Richmond Public Market offering Hong Kong dishes…read moreand snacks. Was looking for some comfort food and saw the satay beef in noodles. It came with a drink, but already got one and offer borsch soup. The bowl is a bit shallow, favor was ok. Not much satay taste.

HK style cafe food stall in the Richmond Public Market 2nd floor food court. This one is located in…read morethe southwest corner. It's been there for years, but recently changed its signage. Despite the name "cart" in the Chinese name, they don't have cart noodles on the menu. Saw some people getting orders there, on a not super busy day at the food court. The menu has various HK tea cafe style sandwiches, rice, and noodles. I got the minced beef with egg over rice. This comes with a drink, and I got the milk tea, which was not super sweet but not bitter either. Took 10 min to get the food. Comes in a good sized container. The portion is pretty big as I was only to eat a bit over half. As for the taste, the minced beef is in a tomato-based sauce. It's HK style so the it's milder than traditional pasta sauce. Includes a sunny side up egg on top which you can break the yolk and mix with the rice. Decent flavors, goes down easy. Overall price was $17.5. Not necessarily the cheapest food court offering, but still good deal given the portion.