I ordered a preserved egg and pork congee along with a fried cruller. They both really good. A bit pricey at over $12 for the two items, but I was really in the mood for it and this place was right around the corner from where I was running my errands. I did see someone else order a sandwich and fries which looked amazing. I might have to try that next time I'm in the area.

the food at cafe 48 was soo good, especially their pasta, buns, and mango bubble tea!! I got the bacon and ham with mushroom pasta and that was so delicious! the service was great, and the staff was so nice. the ambience was nice as the decorations were welcoming, although it is a little crowded at times. I definitely recommend, you should give it a try!

Pork shrimp siomai are my fav here that's pretty much it all I eat there come in early if you want fresh bakery items

This is a homey place for simple dishes, noodles, rice and Boba Tea. If you want Hong Kong style snack foods than plan a visit. They have Mango Pudding, Peach Gum jelly with snow lotus seeds and sliced thick white bread.

Was very impressed with this restaurant! I had it to go and everything was delicious. My favorite was the chicken!

After hunting down a legit HK Cafe spot. This one would be closest to the taste that I was looking for. Their curry fishballs, squid, and pork skin was good. A bit on the saltier side. Not sure if it's the salt that Bayside Restaurants are using but notice that majority of the spots I'd go to seem to be on the heavy handed in the sodium department. Not to mix with their recipes but I added some clear chicken broth and made some noodle soup with. Which was on point! Hitting that HK Curry spot for me. The Chicken over tomato rice seemed like a fusion of sorts where they fried the chicken with a bedded tomato sauce. If you hangry this will definitely fill you up! Overall, I have no complaints. Will definitely come back to try other dishes. Just ease up on zeee salt please!

Pro: Not crowded in the morning. Comfortable seating. Friendly service Shau Mai ( pork dim sum) $6 was actually ok. Price is compatible to Chinese dim sum restaurants It sells congee and Chinese buns and pastries Con: Price is little high but it has no competition in that area except Tea station ( 3 min walk) which seems to be closed upon my last 2 visits. No ABC set breakfast. I ordered a plain soup macaroni $5, add spam $1.50, add egg $1, total $7.50 for spam and egg soup macaroni. Taste was ok. Conclusion: Tea station offers ABC set breakfast and seems to be better value. Food here is ok and I may return again.

I come here for their boba tea all the time and it is so good and cheaper than everywhere else!! I would recommend. They also have little pastries that I have tried as well. The ambiance is more like a Chinese food store.

Pretty decent cafeteria style Hong Kong cafe in Bayside. Honestly, didn't expect very much upon entering the store but definitely was pleasantly surprised about the outcome. The service was efficient and friendly. I ordered some Hong Kong Cantonese norms like curry beef brisket and salted fish and chicken fried rice. The black sesame dessert was excellent too. Highly recommended stopping by.