Hong Far Cafe 鴻發餐廳

My buddies and I came here for brunch on the civic holiday Monday, as we were craving for a Hong Kong style brunch. This is a simple family run eatery, a classic Hong Kong “cha chan tang” serving your usual Cantonese spread with some Hong Kong breakfast items.We got the XO Seafood Fried Rice, seafood cream & cheese baked rice, 2 Hong Kong style French toasts and 4 Hong Kong milk teas. A complimentary big bowl of soup is served to every customer upon arrival, whereby the soup is made with pork broth which we omitted it due to dietary restrictions.The fried rice is of a portion size that will easily fill 2 people, accompanied with generous seafood in it and packed with strong wok hei that you can already hear through the loud exhausts and constant metal clanking while waiting for you food.The cheese baked rice was a surprise to us as it’s not necessarily a native Cantonese dish, yet it was done well with generous seafood stuffed in it, while not overly done with cream cheese like how a stereotypical American place would likely do it.As for the French toasts, I love how the layer was fluffy yet not too oily or overly sweet. A perfect pair with the complimentary table syrup served on the table and the HK milk tea.The total bill came to about $60, for all the food that fed 4 young men including the drinks and French toast dessert. The staff was not only friendly, they were also honest and their recommendations did not fail us.This might be my favourite no frills cha chan tang spot which would have been a bonus if it was nearer to where I live.

Good value for what you get. Nice little HK cafe with friendly staff. Got the curry beef brisket on rice which was good level of spice (not too much) with a generous amount of potato and brisket. Some other places give a lot less curry and beef, so I was pleasantly satisfied. Soup is also a fairly big bowl and good. Definitely a new staple hk cafe I will come back to

Not the best baked pork chops I've ever had, but I would definitely come back.The service was great. The prices were reasonable. The food was good. My baked pork chops and rice had a good amount of sauce and lots of meat. The fried rice underneath was the real deal. Not haphazardly fried nor was it limp. You can tell it had a lot of wok hei" in it which added dimension to the dish. The soup that came with the meal was a Chinese soup (no option to choose). It was flavourful. I ended my meal with a milk tea. It was strong and creamy. Very good."

This place is like a hidden gem. Amazing chinese food. Highly recomment sweet & sour pork, braised pork belly with preserved veggies, and beef brisket.

I really like their breakfast menu. Their selection is slightly different from other similar restaurants. The portion is big and worth the price. They currently only serve breakfast on weekends.

Came here with my family for mid autumn festival dinner. The food tastes good but you could tell they are really high in msg/sodium. Felt very bloated for a while after dinner. We ordered a variety of meats - chicken, fish, pork, lobster and a couple veggie dishes. Comes with soup and dessert.

There's so much seafood in this smooth scrambled egg whites! There's some shrimp, scallops, and fish meat! Pour some vinegar on top and it makes one of my favourite dishes paired with a bowl of rice!

Plenty parking. Decent Hong Kong Style cafe with good portion and reasonable price. Food served hot and quick. Their HK style milk tea was great. Staff was very attentive & friendly. Not a fancy restaurant but acceptable. Great place for take out!

Hong Kong style cafe with quick friendly service, great spot to grab a quick lunch. All lunch specials are $9.99 and comes with hot tea/coffee (+$1 for cold drinks). There's a big tropical fish tank at the entrance and it's quiet calming to look at while enjoying the food.

Hong Kong style restaurant. Foods in average, staffs are friendly and helpful. Not much complain but also not much surprise.