Super Stars Cafe

This cafe is a bit hidden in Richmond, but you can see it when you drive by no.3. It used to be Hollywood Cafe. I don't see a difference as they kept the old restaurant looks. It's quite a neat little place. We haven't come here in a bit, so we thought we'd give them a try. Their menu is a bit more expensive than some of the other hong kong cafes in the area, but it's not super expensive. I ordered from the special menu on the chalk board (which was all in Chinese by the way). There were 2 specials, some hot pot soup with rice and what I ordered, the Chicken steak with spaghetti in black pepper demi sauce. Cold drinks are $1 extra. The dish came, and the portion was pretty big, so I would say the dish was worth what it cost. They were a bit strict with their specials. The specials were approximately ~$1 or less cheaper than the original one from the menu but they didn't allow and options such as changing to french fries (which most similar cafes do allow). It came with a lot of sauce, and I would rate the sauce an A as it was super flavourful and the spiciness was just right, but because the sauce is already poured onto the dish, over time, the food gets super salty from the demi sauce. The carrots and corn were buttery, carrots were a bit mush, and corn was not sweet. Chicken steak was pretty good, though the one I had was a bit on the fatty end, where I prefer a bit leaner cut. Overall, it was okay~ but what makes me probably not returning is their beverage. I had a simple horlicks, and it was just way too watered down. Overall, the food was pretty good. Service wise, the waitresses did what they had to do. No smiles though.

Went there two times so far, not bad. It's not super good but believe me, a Hong Kong Style Restaurant serves so many kinds of dishes and it's hard to have everything goods. The dry-fried rice noodle and sliced beef (乾炒牛河) is a simple dish but required good skills of the chef. Seats are comfortable and service is okay.

Came here for tea time special at around 5pm on a Wednesday. Came here specifically for the 2$ french toast because where else can you get a price like that for HK style french toast. Everything else on their tea time menu was very well priced. We got the fish rice soup, scallop curry and baked bolognese noodles. We felt the fish rice soup was mediocre but they are very generous with the amount of seafood in there. The scallop curry rice was not bad. Pretty good curry flavours and fragrance. They give you a lot of curry compared to the amount of rice. The baked bolognese pasta was mediocre in flavour and the sauce was pretty boring. Would recommend you skip this dish and order something else. The French toast was definitely worth 2$. Although not an exceptional french toast it was definitely the highlight of our meal. The service here is quite friendly and as it was pretty empty as it wasn't during peak hours, everything came really quickly. I looked at what other tables were ordering and it seems like everybody gets their stir fried dishes. Next time I would come back during tea time 3-6 or 9pm till closing and try their stir fried noodles and rice. Overall the portions here are quite big, flavours are mediocre but definitely reminds you of Hong Kong. Tip: they charge for takeout boxes here. Please either bring your own (to help the environment), be prepared to pay, or don't pack anything away