AG

It is said that this restaurant has been in business for decades and is well-known in Monterey Park. It was my first time trying it, and I was impressed by its simple and rustic decor, creating a spacious atmosphere. Not knowing the signature dishes, I randomly ordered, and the portion sizes were surprisingly generous. The flavors were excellent, and the waitstaff was very friendly with quick responses. The restaurant is located across from the Lincoln Hotel where I work, and I plan to come back often in the future.

+2

Chung Liew

Parking is pretty easy if you are willing to drive further away a bit. This HK style cafe is understaffed, so you need to be really patient. The staff is working as fast as they can. This cafe is located right across from HK Good Fortune Supermarket. There's a Chinese and Western breakfast menu set. From the outside it looks kind of dated, from inside it was decent looking with AC.

+7

Min Kyaw

It open 24/7, good for late dinner. We make three order. Ribeye steak with two eggs is good with the value of $16.99, sole fillet cutlets $9.99, Indo fried rice, only wonton soup and hotplate seafood udon noodle.

+7

Yenmi

It's was recommended by a friend so my family drove a long way to this cafe but with low expectation because of the online reviews. Baked pork chops and won ton noodle soup are unexpectedly delicious. Exactly Hongkong food we're looking for. We will definitely come back.

jiggbury

A long time Chinese restaurant in the area that always has some great homg kong style food!! I personally like the the baked items and the sizzling plates! All a pretty reasonable prices during lunch, even on weekends!

+10

Joe Reyes

Great HK Style Cafe in MP. The restaurant finally looks freshened up, but the plaza needs some much needed renovation and cleaning up. Still great food value and portion size. Steak and egg special and Wonton Noodle soup always on point. One of the best values in HK Style cafes in the SGV. Unbeatable value.

+12

KAI YAN Lo

Simple Hong Kong style cafe with good breakfast and afternoon tea time deals. Extremely good fast service.

+11

I always feel a little better when I can share half my meal with a homeless person. I often halve my food on too go boxes just for the purpose. Unfortunately, this instance was due to unappetizing noodles. I may have come towards the end of the night, 2000 hours, and the chef may have been tired. These were the worst noodles I have ever had the dissapointment of tasting. I please go back to the drawing board on those. The tofu was very well done and perfect, applause there. The service was a bit impersonal and even a bit irritated so avoid if you are American and used to kind service. Bathrooms leave a lot to be desired and the place could use a good scrubbing as there is dust and debeis in high places. This place could be cute with some tlc. The plus is that they do top Asian dishes from throughout Asia. Nice try, but not returning...ever due to the FDA violations. Storing chemicals with food is a staunch no no folks. The staff was sweethearts toward me leaving and paying the bill. Thank you for that. -Chef PeaceWorker

Shmiley C

ABC in Monterey Park is the place to go for cheap HK food. I have only gotten family-style sharing dishes, and I would say it's pretty average. I think it's better than JJ Cafe though. They have some "afternoon tea" deals for noodles. Service is ok. They speak Mandarin, Cantonese, and some English. Free parking in the lot, but it's mostly full. Bathroom available.

James

The name has been around for decades, and once a popular place for a late-night meal or hangout. The food could have been better and has been better in past years. Considering value, much of the menu here has been refocused to mimic Cantonese/Hong Kong cafes. Unfortunately, there are some misses and highlights inconsistent for a return. Their noodle and stir-fry dishes are good. They are not the salt bombs that could be, and beef dishes are well constructed. Some Fried Rice dishes are above average, but a specialty attempt with Dried Scallops proved to be thin and lacking any real flavor. Curry dishes are really skimpy with the proteins. The most notable failure is the Steamed Rice Sheets with Shrimp. I have never had such a horrible rendition of this favorite Cantonese delicacy. I just couldn't imagine any of the other versions to be any better. What they do well here are the popular dry or wet noodle dishes. There are many misses and not worth exploring in my opinion. The service is excellent, and the drinks are strong, done with some care. This may have been the only savour to otherwise a questionable decision.

Ed Tom

Review is based on 1dishes only!!!! I have been a fan of pickle vegetables with shredded pork noodle soup since I was a young boy in Chinatown in Los Angeles.. Sonia’s very excited when I saw on Instagram video promoting this on afternoon tea yesterday.. I was so excited going there today and I was so disappointed! 1) the noodle has aquiline taste.. perhaps it was but rinsed well after cooking. It left a nasty taste 2) there was no pickle vegetables.. it was some something else 3) white onion?? 4) soup taste funny… I don’t like to say bad things and I normally don’t like to post them but this was a horrible meal.. wasted my time..