香港餐厅

The restaurant is located on the second floor. Unfortunately the environment was not as clean (sticky flooring and tables), however the food was fantastic. They have a very large menu offering multiple ways to customize your meals. They also have special promotions daily. Note: Credit card requires a 3% extra surcharge.

One of the rare hongkong cafes in downtown Toronto. They have the best tomato porkchop on rice but half the time i just come for their lunch special combo. $15 gets you a entree, soup, and drink of choice. I love that the lunch special changes all the time so i can always try new things. The people working there are absolutely the nicest!Portions are huge! I always end up bringing half for lunch the next day.

Recommended by a guy sitting at the bar in a joint in Yorkville. There are so many restaurants on Dunbas in Chinatown. the only reason we went upstairs to this joint was the recommendation. They were very friendly. The fried rice, the touchstone to any Chinese restaurant is among the best I have had in a long time. Everything excellent. Bill was very reasonable

delicious real food at a good price and great customer service

Service here is amazing. Best Hong Kong bistro hidden gem. Spaghetti and baked pork chop isnsos good. Get the iced lemon tea. Maybe some chicken wings. It's cash and debit only here. Love this on a weekend brunch

Coworker and I had a craving for some Hainanese Chicken after several failed attempts to find a decent one in downtown Toronto. After reading some blogs about best Hainanese chicken we were excited to try this place as it was voted as a good one and it was near where we work. We learned that Hong Kong Bistro Cafe has been there since 1989. There are so many choices in Chinatown that this one is easy it miss. It's right beside HSBC and you have to go up a flight of stairs to get there. Please note this place is closed on Tuesdays, like many other establishments in Chinatown. It restaurant was about 75% full and we waited patiently for the food however I will say that it took awhile. I don't know if it's because we both ordered the same thing and we had seen one other customer get the same dish (before us). Maybe they only keep 1 or 2 of them in the backburners so they had to make a fresh one. Either way, I'm typically used to getting food in about 5-10 minutes at any other restaurant in the Chinatown area but here the food took about 20-25 minutes to arrive. Their Hainanese chicken did not disappoint. The portion is absolutely huge and the price comes out to around $18 after tip. I would highly recommend this place and I will be coming back.

Good food, good portions, good service

The dishes we had were fantastic and the service was great! I recommend the Hai Nan Chicken Rice and Pork chop curry. The portion were great and tea too!

We saw this place has higher rating in Chinatown, and we wanted to go to a HK style cafe. So, here we are. At first, we went to the place on the first floor by mistake and noticed everyone was having different kinds of food! We ordered a T-bone meal that came with a daily soup, baked pork chop rice, and a HK style mix of tea and coffee. The portion were big. We should have just ordered one dish! T-bone was great on a sizzling hot plate with gravy, it also came with rice or spaghetti and vegetables. Daily soup, bitter melon with pork. was unexpected good. For baked pork chop rice, the pork chop was too deep fried for me and the flavour of the sauce was lighter than expected. The fried rice was pretty good, though; it was still good when I had it for lunch the next day. HK style mix of tea and coffee was quite good as well. They had two tall tea spots, and we guessed they did it in the proper way.

Food is fine, nothing special lol. Probably won't come back. For $20 (after tax and tip) there are better value/tastier options around.