Kowloon Cafe

“Good food, variety of food, service, and interior!”

Jen L★★★★★

One of my favorite Hong Kong Cafe's in the area. My favorite dish was definitely the Peanut butter French toast. It was made to perfection and the guy asked us if we wanted the thin toast or thicker French toast instead. I'm so glad we decided to go with the French toast. It might've been our batch but the rice noodles seemed to have been a bit old and reheated but it was still decent. Can't wait to come back here and try different dishes!

Chris Lin★★★★★

I cannot express my love for this place. To start their food is amazing and portion size is perfect (to my standards). I always leave full and happy. The picture I posted is their special sizzling platter (chicken & pork and a choice of sauce) with soup (I usually get Kawloon also highly recommended) with spaghetti or rice (your choice) and a drink(hot or ice milk tea). Their staff is friendly and attentive to all guest. My only complaint is that it’s not close enough to where I live. I could eat this all day.

abcdan★★★★

Stereotypical Hong Kong style place with reasonable prices in today’s economy. Place is decent sized but packs quickly during lunch and dinner service. We ordered: 1) chicken gizzard- decent but lacking flavor and chewy. I’ve had better 2) fried chicken skin- not bad oily 3) Kowloon fried rice- very good and kind of spicy 4) stir string beans- decent 5) peanut butter toast with condense milk- okay 6) pork belly with preserved veggies- really good and done well 7) Chinese cheng fan assortment- nice and bouncy noodles 8) beef and egg chow fun- good “wok hei” on the noodles and good flavor. Best

UNITED STEAKS OF AMERICA “US STEAKS”★

You'll be waiting for a while if you're ordering takeout not because they take forever to make the food, but because they will make the food and then just not pass the orders out. This isn't the first time this has happened, this is the 4th occasion across all 4 different seasons of NYC. There are better quality food with better pricing for Hong Kong style meals. Skip this spot.