Hong Kong Café

1 JANNIE NG - a month ago

Terrible food and pricey. Dish served is cold . Anytime street food is better .
Will never go to this restaurant anymore. After payment , we request for receipt , cashier said machine spoilt . cashier is rude even thou she cant speak English. Her body language is rude.

4 Kamolkarn Srimongkol - 2 years ago

Located right at the lower floor of Impact Challenge, the restaurant is close to the exit to the street.

This is a good place to grab quick food and noodle. Dim sum is here very comforting and enough to satisfy you with some authenticity. It is great to find Hong Kong noodle place among chain restaurants, Japanese food, pub food, and burgers.

Food varieties: 4-star for many noodle choices and dim sum.
Service: 5-star.
Taste: 3-star. Too much pork in shrimp wonton. Hong Kong milk tea was definitely a rip-off and a shame to all Hong Kong tea.

I had the lo mein - dried noodle with duck sauce. Topped with a little chili flakes, that was a good choice. The fried custard bun tasted good.

What disappointed me was that Hong Kong milk tea which tasted nothing like Hong Kong milk tea. It was orange in color and was very watery. It did not even worth being taken picture off.

1 frances pang - 2 years ago

170baht for Hong Kong wanton thai egg noodles is totally unacceptable. We ordered 2 bowls. Can explain why the restaurant had no customers. Wantons made with shrimp paste and not real shrimp. You should buck up your standards. Staff are not train to handle customer complaints. Much worst when I had spent 1000baht for a bad meal.

1 Piya Suri - 4 years ago

The worst Chinese Tim Sum restaurant I ever had in Bangkok
The test seem like frozen food and even like that they still didn’t cook well enough

3 Aticha Gabulon - 3 years ago

The soup is not quite as in Hong Kong. The BBQ was dry.

Not really impressed.

4 Paryn K. - 5 years ago

Good restaurant, has many dish options,not too crowded.

3 Matthew Brady - 4 years ago

The food is average. It’s either super busy or quiet.