HK Macau Bistro

Another excellent HK cafe in the SGV area, with some Macau-specific foods. The theme is decorated very much to Macau inspirations, and the cafe menu is pretty standard and has all the comfort foods you'd like. I love stir fried rice roll noodles, and it was crispy on the outside and the right amount of savory. Chewy texture was so good! The beef noodles, shrimp rice noodles, and baked rice were all pretty good as well. Chicken leg rice plate portion was decent and covered with a really nice sauce. I like that they have different items compared to other HK cafes in the area!

The food is decent. Pineapple Bun is the specialty so I would recommend giving this a try. I would say the chicken steak with egg burger does not go well together with the pineapple flavor. Your best bet is to go for the specific congee, pineapple bun, and 2 side dishes set. If you add in the burger, you'll also struggle to finish it. Congee is amazing and standard. The pineapple bun flakey and fresh. The vermicelli is oily and salty.

Disappointed to come on a sunday morning and it was busy and there was a 40 min wait as to be expected. We got seated around 11:15am and they still honored the breakfast special. We got 2 porridge one is the beef and 1 is chicken abalone. The porridge was very bland and the beef was very tough. Ths service was lacking for sure and true to Hong kong fashion, service was bad. They rushed you to order and the food came fast but all the food was very bland. We got a baked chicken rice and it was lukewarm and it tasted like they threw watered down ketchup on top of a chicken steak and threw some cheese on top. As much as this place is hyped up, it definitely was very disappointing. Great breakfast price but very disappointing flavors.

I came here for lunch to try the food. I came here during their afternoon tea specials. Some items on that list were not even specials; they were regular price. They ran out of house special pork spare ribs and Portuguese style stir-fried salted cod with potatoes. I ordered the Singaporean fried rice vermicelli and the Portugese chicken. The vermicelli was good. The chicken was ok; it was more on the sweet side (from the coconut) and needed more rice. Adding the peppercorn and black pepper helped with the taste. It's a cute little restaurant with a nice Macau theme. Customer service was good. There's parking outside, but it may not be enough parking when it gets packed. If you pay with credit card, there's a minimum you need to spend ($15). I spent about $36 on the 2 dishes plus tip.

I finished work very late today — around 11:30 PM — and I was starving. Most restaurants were already closed, but luckily, I found HK Macau Bistro on my way home. It was a lifesaver! I ordered the fish with vegetables — it was delicious, hearty, and fresh. The place is clean and cozy inside, with a pleasant breeze and great ambiance. The service was excellent. There’s also a large parking lot, which is super convenient. I’ll definitely be coming back!

busy Hong Kong style cafe. Best dish is Macau style curry beef brisket. We got the curry fish ball as appetizers, taste alright could be better. Everything else is pretty good except the Hainan chicken, I never have cold hainan chicken before, it’s weird to me.

Love this place. Food is very authentic canto. Ordered the BBQ pork over rice. The seafood chow mien crispy style. The egg and shrimp over rice and the pineapple bun with pork and chicken steak. Also got the milk tea and passion fruit lemon iced tea. Everything was delightful. The kids love the pineapple bun. The chow fun and chow mien both had lots of wok hei so it's just right. I have also tried their breakfast meal with porridge and thr vermicelli and meat...both amazing as well. Oh their Hainan chicken. Was alright...not my personal favorite. Cant wait to come back and try more. Highly recommend.

Food doesn’t taste great. Their iced lemon tea was pretty good. They also charge for a basic cup of tea Health inspection grade is B