Joys' Cafe
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About
Joys' Cafe is a Cafe in Manhattan, New York City, United States. It stays open late, until 22:00. Known for carbonara, fried rice, french toast. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. Also offers table reservations, takeaway. Cuisine: Chinese. Price range: budget-friendly. Rated 4.3★ from 346 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in New York City.
From the venue’s own website: “Joys’ Cafe is a corner Hong Kong-style cafe NYC (cha chaan teng) in Manhattan’s Chinatown, serving comforting classics rooted in everyday Hong Kong dining culture.”
Menu highlights
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- Joys' Cafe Menu
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- Portuguese Egg Tart
- Joy’s House Special Grand Dessert
- Milk Tea (Hot/Iced)
- Black BBQ Roast Pork
- Hong Kong Style French Toast
- Seafood w. Spaghetti Carbonara
- Signature Baked Seafood w. Rice / Spaghetti
- Signature Thai Style Fried Rice (Spicy)
- Rice w. Roast Pork & Scrambled Egg
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service4
- Food quality4
- Ambiance2
- Portion sizes2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Joys' Cafe?+
Joys' Cafe is located at 60 Bayard Street, New York, New York City.
What kind of place is Joys' Cafe?+
Joys' Cafe is a Cafe in New York City serving Chinese.
What are Joys' Cafe's opening hours?+
Joys' Cafe is open seven days a week. Joys' Cafe stays open late, until 22:00.
Is Joys' Cafe open on Sundays?+
Yes, Joys' Cafe is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Joys' Cafe?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Joys' Cafe?+
Joys' Cafe is generally budget-friendly.
What does Joys' Cafe offer?+
Joys' Cafe offers Takes reservations, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Breakfast.
Location
What diners say
In recent Google reviews, Service is mentioned most often (4 times). 83% of ratings give 4 stars or more. Reviewers also highlight Food quality, Ambiance, Portion sizes. Dishes diners recommend include carbonara, fried rice, french toast.
Summarised from themes in recent Google reviews.
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