Little Bee BBQ HK Cafe

The tea time specials are great deals.I like their Cantonese dumpling soup.Compared to another famous Hong Kong style cafe at south side, this one give you better values for your money.

We frequent Chinese restaurants, especially HK style ones and this was the worst experience we've had by far. Ordered the barbecue duck soup noodles and the duck was basically all bones... Asked about it and they cut off two tiny pieces off the rear end of the duck... Awful service and the worst noodles we've had in Edmonton.

Last minute decision to eat Chinese and it was the only place open later than 9pm in the north end. Nice bonus that it's a HK style cafe. Unfortunately there was little to no HK cafe style food on the menu. So we refered to the online menu which had it all listed.Our food was really tasty and portions a bit skimpy but the prices were ridiculously high. $17.95 each for fried rice and fried noodles and almost $13 for a noodle soup! The food was good but not good enough to justify those prices. This being the only legit Chinese restaurant in the north, I can see why the prices are what they are but this will only deter me from the northside for Chinese. I will stick to Chinatown to get great Chinese food at a fair price in the future.

The lady working was very kind & the service was great. The food was delicious, and had a good representation. The coffee was amazing and reminded me of the Hong Kong cafes in Vancouver. This is a must try !

Long time not coming here, this time the dishes and toast are all much better than before, and the cost is reasonable considering all food costs have gone up substantially. I think it depends on which day and time you going when their good chef is at work. FYI I went for Tuesday lunch.

One of the rare HK-style cafes located in the city. The seating and the atmosphere sort of makes you feel like you are in Hong Kong /Vancouver.There is a huge selection on the menu which may take several visits to try. Price is fair and food quality is alright (can't compare to HK though).The only drawback to this place was the service. They were a bit disorganized; the servers seemed confused at times, and we had to ask two different servers before our food finally came.Bottom line: don't expect the servers to be extra friendly or personal. It might be a bit of a cultural shock to some, but the edgy serving style is actually quite normal among most Hong Kong style restaurants around the world.

Food was ok but nothing special. Some lacked flavor some were better. Expensive for what it is

Wednesday afternoonSeptember 13th 2017ordered spicy schezuan noodle soupit seemed I got served with less meat content compare to yesterday plus did not get the coffee that comes with the mealI didn't realize that they only offer it until 4:30 pm, I got there about half hour later (big deal)I'm disappointed not getting the coffee and still expected to pay the same pricenot even a tea refill!!!I am a regular customer here for quite sometime now, no show of little appreciation for being a regular customerOverall assessment, my dining experiences here have been inconsistent when it comes to food quality and customer serviceit's pretty obvious the owner doesn't care about customer loyalty, I'm just a numberThis will be my last visit here!!!previous visitTuesday afternoon September 12th 2017ordered schezuan spicy noodle soupcomes with free coffeeprevious visitSunday dinner September 10th 2017ordered beef brisket Lomeinprevious visitSaturday Night September 9th 2017ordered chef's specialspan fried squid with gailansteamed basa fish with tofu in black bean sauceprevious visitFriday night dinner September 9th 2017ordered vegetarian - king oyster mushroom with vegetables ho fan noodle dish for take outprevious visitWednesday dinner September 6th 2017ordered wonton n dumpling soup andfok kin (fukien) fried riceprevious visitTuesday Lunch September 5th 2017ordered wonton n dumpling Lomeinprevious visitMonday afternoon September 4th 2017ordered their brunch specialcomes with coffee or tea andmy pick of main dish Beef Ho Fanprevious visitSunday dinner September 3rd 2017ordered seafood with beancurd hotpotwith a bowl of steamed ricethe dish contains seafood such as scallops, shrimps and squidsalso came with bbq pork, pork rind, pig ear?, and chickenand some veggiesand fried beancurdsI was expecting only seafood and beancurd so surprisingly half of the hotpot contains these other meats I have identified aboveprevious visitSaturday lunchtime September 2nd 2017ordered beef brisket Lomeinprevious visitFriday night dinner September 1stordered beef brisket Lomeinprevious visitThursday lunchtime August 31st 2017I ordered wonton and dumpling in soupprevious visitFriday night dinner August 25th 2017Pretty busy nighttook few minutes extra before I got served with tea and another few minutes before my order was takenthere's only one server who's doing everything from cleaning the table, setting up the table, serve tea and take ordersnot the kind of service I'm expecting considering there should be more servers available especially on Fridaysprevious visitMonday afternoon August 14th 2017my server told me they've changed their meat supplier a week ago as they've received lots of complaints about the meat quality

Misinformation on the website regarding delivery. Note to anyone considering delivery: It is $50 minimum for delivery, not the $35 for free delivery as advertised. Pricing makes it very awkward to order for 1 person. No delivery available for distances above 5km and the staffs were very uninformed. Dine in is okay for some nostalgia. Food is not bad but price is high. However, I will never consider Little Bee for delivery in the future ever again.