Hungry Head Cafe 太和面家

Food was disappointing honestly. Noodles is well cooked but really really salty. Soup is surprisingly the best dish out of all things. BBQ pork has a very strong pork smell. Quite disappointing for its price point and reviews. Service is good and they try to sit you as soon as possible. Ample of parking space outside the restaurant. Drinks are good but nothing special.

Love this place. High quality Hong Kong cafe style food.nnMy favourites to order:n- Beef combination rice noodlesn- Corned beef and egg sandwichn- Hong Kong style French toastn- Hot milk tea with condensed milknnAdditional tasty treatsn- Fried chicken wingsn- soy chickennnMust try for an authentic experience

Ordered soya sauce chicken leg on rice $18. Dosent come with any veges. Ordering in the CBD you would definitely get some sort of veges with the dish. Their spring onion ginger garnish is not very good either, a crucial element for a soya sauce chicken dish. The chicken it self was a little dry but over all satisfied. Large portion of white rice. Compared to other soya sauce chicken on rice dishes in Auckland this is below average.

One of my top haunts. Come here whenever I get the chance. Food is always good and fast. But price has steadily gone up like all other places, still good value in comparison, except the veg dishes, $35ea! holy cow, more expensive than a meat dish, and some many tables were ordering it.nHave to wait a little bit during dinner hours as it's usually packed. Good service, attendant. Dropped my chopstick and immediately got replaced. Not your 5 star restaurant atmosphere but a Cafe where you want some tasty value for money Chinese food.

I have always wanted to try this place but it was always full. I was happy when we were able to get a table for dinner without having to book. The menu is fairly basic but they do have a range of Cantonese style items on the menu. I think we were served by the owner and they were really personable and it was quite enjoyable interacting with them.nThe food here is quite nice. We grabbed a few items to share. The prawn fried noodle was nice, particularly the sauce since it was the deep fried noodle topped with the meat. The Fujian fried rice was also nice but it was a bit different to the one I am used to since it didn't have tofu and it was a bit on the dark side. The combination claypot and the salt and pepper pork chop was also really good, as were the fried fishballs. I did notice they had kaya toast so we got some for dessert and it went down nicely.nIt is easy to see why they are so busy, good food and service. They were also quite efficient in clearing the empty tables so even if they are busy you might just need to wait a bit to get a table.

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