I would say this is a higher quality Hong Kong Cafe restaurant. Their bun that came with the soup was super delicous. It was like a homemade sweet bun, soft and fluffy, like those Chinese bakery savory buns only with no filling. The soup tasted very flavourful and was not too salty and veggie rich.
Flavour taste good. German Pork Hock skin not crispy but meat was very delicious. Fries were cooked nicely. Steak was very expensive for how thin it was. I can eat a 10 oz Prime Rib with just a bit more money.
Been coming here on and off since the Bauhimia/Bauhinia days at the original location. I can only speak for the western dishes which consistently offer great flavours and good value for one of the better "HK cafes" around. The photos are one of the specials on the set NYE menu: duck wellington which
Classic Hong Kong style bistro focused on "western" plates such as steak and rice, pan fried chicken or seafoods in sauces, or baked rice/spaghetti with creamy sauces. They also serve Cantonese classic fried noodles and rice dishes. Good HK style coffee and teas as well. Flavors are on the mild sid
Is a good place for hk style steak and dinner. Price is fair and good service.
Excellent option for HK cafe meals. Tasty food and above average level of service compare to others.
Good braised pork belly with preserved vegetables. The pork belly had a good ratio of fat to lean meat and the dish wasn't overly salty. Their baked tomato pork chop rice is good, as is their cream sauce baked rice. Their salmon fried rice is average and lacks flavour. The spam and egg sandwich was
This is one of a few Hong Kong Style Cafe left in town. Redbud has always been consistent with their food quality and service, within a strip mall sharing with 7-11 and a popular Chinese Restaurant next door, parking can be an issue if you come during peak hours or weekends, luckily there are some s
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