WeChat Cafe

“Friendly Staffing great food”

Grace Lee★★★

Came across someone’s social media post about their $8.99 BBQ pork chop rice with egg special, and it looked really good. I’ve been to WeChat Cafe before, but since it’s not close to me, I usually don’t go out of my way to visit. I happened to be working in the area today and decided to check it out. Parking was not a problem since they have their own parking lot. The place was kind of empty during the early lunch hour. I had to order what I came for — the BBQ pork chop rice with egg! The server didn’t greet me with a smile, but he did come to take my order and bring out my food. What more co

Emma Xiao★★★★★

This place is soooo underrated. This is the most amazing and authentic Hongkong/Cantonese style restaurant I’ve ever been in the U.S. highly recommend the red bean dessert 紅豆冰 and lemon tea！！！ The congee艇仔粥 is also really good!!! Absolutely obsessed with this place. If I live in LA I would probably come here every week.

Manis Lu★★★★★

There’s a special kind of old-school restaurant in the Chinese communities of Los Angeles—places that have been around long before the dining scene became as diverse as it is today, with a few signature dishes that keep people coming back for years. WeChat Cafe in El Monte is exactly that kind of place. Open for many years, it’s a beloved spot for generations of immigrants and one of my favorite Hong Kong-style cafés in LA. Ever since I first moved here, it has been my comfort-food destination whenever I’m craving authentic Hong Kong flavors. From Hong Kong-style steaks and sizzling Western-C

Cozy N.★

Do not get the Baked Seafood in Cream Sauce. The fish and shrimp smelled really bad. At first I thought it was just a strong seafood smell, but after eating it I ended up with severe diarrhea. I’m seriously concerned the seafood was not fresh. Very disappointing and I would not come again.