Rubato HK Café
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About
Rubato is a modern Hong Kong café in Quincy, MA. Inspired by traditional Hong Kong and Cantonese comfort food, Rubato takes these culinary traditions and adds its own twist., Rubato is a modern Hong Kong café in Quincy, MA. Inspired by traditional Hong Kong and Cantonese comfort food, Rubato takes these culinary traditions and adds its own twist.
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What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Rubato HK Café?+
Rubato HK Café is located at , Quincy.
What kind of place is Rubato HK Café?+
Rubato HK Café is a Fast Food in Quincy.
What are Rubato HK Café's opening hours?+
Rubato HK Café is closed on Monday, Tuesday.
Is Rubato HK Café open on Sundays?+
Yes, Rubato HK Café is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Rubato HK Café?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Wednesday.
How expensive is Rubato HK Café?+
Rubato HK Café is generally mid-range.
What does Rubato HK Café offer?+
Rubato HK Café offers Delivery, Takeaway, Breakfast, Bar.
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What people say
“This tiny spot has amazing food - the French toast is simply to die for!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Edgar Saliana★★★★★No frills place that serves good food! No bathroom though. Bought the: Fried chicken bolo bao & lava egg yolk French toast. Chicken was tender & juicy but still crispy on the outside. It was decently good by itself but with the sauce and cold slaw paired with it, it tasted amazing. Bolo bao itself wasn’t anything special. Filling enough for one small person and not too heavy on the stomach. The lava egg yolk French toast was surprisingly very good. I’m not a fan of salted egg yolk but this wasn’t too salty. The balance between the salty egg yolk and the sweetness of the French toast was perfec
Ajith Vasudevan★★★★★If you’ve been to Hong Kong and enjoyed the food you got there then this little gen tucked away in Quincy is a must-go for their authentic flavours We’ve been here a few times and every time the food has been great. The beef curry deserves its own fan base. Bolo baos balance sweet and savoury brilliantly. The baos are truly authentic and delicious. The French toasts are great - maybe overly sweet but hey - that’s how they do it in HK The tea - both hot and cold were also flavoursome. Cheung fun’s are also great - fish ballls and brisket in particular The conjee is good if you like it and if y
Aimee Fried-Hardy★★★★★We love Laurence from top chef so we had to give his cafe a shot. We absolutely loved it! Laurence and his staff clearly put a lot of love into each dish on the menu. Any of the bolos are great, but our favorite was the spicy chicken one (sour cream and onion sauce! and the chicken was perfectly crisp and also juicy) - and you can't go wrong with HK style French toast. My favorite was the curry fish ball rice rolls, which were super flavorful. I loved the food so much that if I lived in the area I would be here all the time.
Benjamin Steinlauf★★★★★Been watching Chef Laurence crush it on Top Chef so had to check out Rubato and the food is incredible. He was there today serving up his Cantonese steamed fish and the guest judge from Top Chef was right: it was bussin! We were too shy to say what’s up to Chef Laurence but we will definitely be back
Reviews sourced from Google.
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