Red Tea House

Food is ok. Portion is a bit small. But value is good because price is much lower than other HK style restaurants in the area.

Yesterday, Sunday, we arrived at 4: 30 pm and ordered afternoon tea, which consisted of minced egg custard + sweet and sour pork rice, as well as frozen and hot milk tea.
The price and portion are reasonable, and the sweet and sour pork is of a good qualityLike it
The boss (like a chef) is so friendly,
There were 6 or 7 guests at that time
The downfall is: the staff used strong bleach to mop the floorThere is room for improvement!
Come on

Delicious Chinese food. Super cheap also. My favourite is curry lamb brisket with a coffee/milk tea mix.

Lol i can imagine it’s hard for non-asians to eat and order there. But the restaurants with barely any English are always some of the best

The food quality improved, the waitress are friendly but the atmosphere need to be improve. Great value

Good place for a quick Chinese food bite. Reasonable price. Beef brisket noodle is very tasty and tender. Still good.

Good price, lots of selection. Lunch served combo dish set with soup, main course, cold or hot drink of your choice.

Good place for a quick Chinese food bite. Reasonable price. Beef brisket noodle is very tasty and tender. Still good. 20230619

Have been going there for lunch and afternoon tea for years. A good old Hong Kong style café/restaurant, so don't expect anything fancy.

Insufficient consistency on the Malaysia curry. The food is pretty good, rmb to bring cash to check out,

Very good price with HK style fast food and dishes. Can't ask for more. The milk tea is good.

A lowkey spot. Typically get takeout from here but decided to dine in today - during peak hours (lunch time) be prepared to possibly share a table with others since it gets SO busy and it’s a small restaurant

The guilin rice noodles is pretty popular here and I get it every time - rich in flavour and generous with toppings. You can pair it with either minced pork/beef brisket/lamb/pork knuckle (pictured)

The fried pork chop with rice is also worth considering! So flavourful and not too spicy or salty - literally just right

All dishes come with a drink and soup

A good HK style cafe experience. They've got an extensive menu covering everything from eggs and macaroni to baked rice to stir fry and even have set dinner menus. They're very popular for takeaway so make sure to call ahead if you're looking to pick up food. The sit down experience is pretty standard with good flavour and decent prices. Their milk tea is surprisingly good so make sure to give that a try. All-in-all, a comfy neighborhood spot that I'll definitely come back to

Great place for simple and quick meal. Wide variety of HK/ Cantonese style dishes, taste were generally good yet room for improvement on temperature when serving. Reasonable price, good portion. HK style milk tea is the highlight.

Scarborough classic. Affordable and great tasting. Drinks are lacking, but they don't upcharge for cold drinks.

The grade is like a food court, but with seats and served by waitress. Not a bad choice if you need to eat alone.

They are all very rude. But we still had to pay them tips for the way they talk and the way they act. Especially the older woman with glasses, rude all times. It is a worse place ever. We decided never go again! Why do we have to pay tips to these women with such a rude manner.

Chinese style small tea house. With congee, noodle, rice, breadfast
I have ordered a pork chop in white bread. The side of the bread are turning hard n yellowish dried with crack. The cook seems not happy as I requested an exchange. It’s the same to my husband. He had ordered a toss n the bread are no good. The waitress bring a spread over drinks to us which we have to be careful not having the drinks to wet our pants since the cups are wet. Quality are too bad.

Prices are always great and the food is good.until I found a cockroach in my milk tea after finishing it. Did not see it initially as it was covered by the lid of my take-out cup.

Price and food both alright. Place looks rotten. Should renovate long time ago. Waitresses so so. Parking not easy sometimes.

Poor food quality and bad service. Servers are cold and don't like their jobs. And the cooks are terrible for using rotten food. I remember when this place had average standards. Now it's just a poor Hong Kong style restaurant. Ordered spam, egg and noodles and the spam was rotten. Unedible. Coffee and tea is served lukewarm. Food is way too pricy for the quality. I'm surprised this place is still open and customers continue to come here! Avoid this place at all costs.

Love this place! Cheap food and fast service. Come here regularly and it is consistently good. Just an FYI, their whole menu is in Chinese. So, if you can't read Chinese, better bring someone who does.

Place is mediocre and the food is so so. Service is ok and they do offer free wifi and televise Fairchild TV. I do not recommend if you do not speak/read Chinese.

Good place for cheap and fast eats. It's your average HK style breakfast joint but they do serve dough fritters (for congee) fresh! I've been here for years and one thing you can count on is the consistency. And parking is easy too.

Walked into this place totally random as I was stuck in traffic and was hungry.

For the interior, it is a dated 90's look with red tables, fans installed on wall, menu taped to wall, etc. Nothing fancy but I thought that also means authentic and local, so I didn't take off any points for that.

I have ordered an afternoon tea combo, with dimplings and noodles. To my surprise, they didn't allow me to upgrade my meal drink to red bean ice, even though I have offered to pay more. Anyways, since I was craving for red bean ice, I have ordered it separately and have 2 drinks (it is a hot fatt, so it is ok), and didn't deduct point for that either. Just thought this is not conventional and interesting.

Price is on par with other HK cafe. Food portion is a bit small for me. I think the noodle was a bit too soft, as they were broken into small pieces whenever I held them with my chopsticks. Veggies were a bit rough, and had grass-like texture. It can also improve the presentation of the food. For example, the red bean ice was pre-mixed, where most other places served thet in layers (red bed at bottom, milk in middle, ice on top).