1480 HK Café

This new HK Café is a great new addition to the area! It has a ton of variety in both the drinks, entrees and desserts. The interior is so well decorated and very well maintained. I love the comfy booth seating but there’s also several tables as well. The staff is also very friendly and service was great throughout the entire meal. I got several of their items from the beef chow fun and baked Portuguese chicken with spaghetti to the Hong Kong style French toast and it was all delicious! All were very flavorful. I especially loved the sweets like the warm pineapple bun with butter which is a Hong Kong classic. The Hong Kong style French toast is a must get! Make sure to get the peanut butter one which has the contrast in textures from the addition of crushed peanuts. And add condensed milk to elevate it further! Also love the shrimp toast which is fried perfectly for the lovely exterior crunch and flavorful shrimp paste. Overall, a great restaurant with superb service and delicious food. I can’t wait to be back!

My relatives LOVED their food and HK style milk tea, while I found the dishes we ordered quite mediocre. Also beware of bad service: the servers spoke mandarin. My fam couldn't speak flawless and fluent mandarin. They looked very impatient when we ordered. They were annoyed when we asked for further details for the food. Bad service transported me straight back to HK. Not worth the long trip if you don't live in that area. The only good thing is their food was not as heavy or salty as other HK food spots. The interior is also pretty clean with restroom available. ＊ Club Sandwich 公司三文治 Fresh ingredients like tomatoes and lettuce. Very salty spam meat. Fries were bland. ＊ Chicken Fillet and Fried Egg Noodles 雞扒煎蛋出前一丁 ＊Baked Tomato Pork Chop Spaghetti 茄汁焗豬扒飯 Average. Small portion compared to Kong SIhk Tong and other HK cafes. Pork chop and chicken were tasty and skillfully pan-fried till crispy. ＊ House Special Rice Rolls 混醬腸粉 Very bland and sticky. They were quite skimpy on the sauces. Don't order this. ＊ HK Style Milk Tea 港式奶茶 ＊ Mixed Coffee and Milk Tea 鴛鴦 Cute mugs for pictures. Rich tea flavor.

I still think the food at Marathon Cafe is very slightly better and slightly more bang for your buck but both HK style cafes offer something different so I would recommend both. The HK tea here is definitely superior albeit a bit more pricy probably because they pull it themselves. Service was great and the owner was very welcoming and chatty with customers.

It's a relatively new place in our area, so we decided to give it a try. The food was okay for the most part, but the curry was a little overpowering, and we definitely did not like it. It's very overpriced and is cash only. For a cash-only place, they do add taxes to your bill, which isn’t something we’re in favor of. Considering the overall experience, we will likely not be coming back here again.

Salty dishes. The wonton soup is salty and tastes like msg and lacks the authentic taste of broth properly made. Wonton tastes okay. Just eating the noodles alone is salty. Noodles were not cooked until it is all loose. The wonton was a bit over boiled so the skin a bit soggy. The curry rice with chicken was salty, the chicken wasn’t as tender as it can be (they didn’t marinate it properly), and quality is not very different than what you’d get from take out restaurant. Some of the rice was a bit soggy. Cash only. The milk tea is made with very strong tea. It’s okay value for an extra $1 with the rice dish as far as restaurants go.