LetsSweet Kitchen

Food so yummy. Won ton noodle soup was the bomb. Also got today’s special which was fried pork chop with Chinese spicy curry and salad ❤️

Absolutely fantastic food! I had the curry beef with rice, along with a hong Kong milk tea. Both just knocked it out of the park. Highly recommend!

I got the curry beef brisket rice, which tasted identical to what I remembered back in HK. It is flavorful and packs some heat. Would love to come back to try the wonton noodles and pork jowl rice next time!

Really cool new spot with super homey HK food. The milk tea is amazing and the service was great!

One of the best wonton noodle soup around the area. Excited for the new menu with more hk style food and snack. Service is excellent and warm welcome.

I am happy that there's a new Hong Kong Style Cafe (Cha Chan Tang) in the city. The food taste like authentic HK style food. The fish siumai is something hard to get in the US. I appreciate they have that available on the menu. Milk tea is good, just need to make the tea taste stronger to make it perfect. Hope they keep up the good work.

recommended by a fellow HKger, let's see if it taste like home: nice cozy cafe👍🏻 across from Porsche 😄 friendly boss, cook and staff👍🏻 curry brisket w/rice hk style: taste like home!!(hk) very tasty, good spice. "heard from them some people saying curry is a bit to spicy, I told them to please don't water down the taste of home just to comform to the American palette, i go because it's true taste, and there are so many other places that we don't go to because of it. I mean you never hear an authentic Italy, French, thai, Indian, etc would water down their recipe to confirm to a few. so please don't do it!🙏🏻" curry fish ball hk style: pretty good, could be bouncier tho😋 riceroll hk style: as good as it gets😋 milk tea hk style: could be smoother, richer tea👍🏻 overall: reminds me of home(true HK taste) since they just opened on the 20th, some must have items: yinyan,redbean drink, fake sharkfin soup are not available yet. but definitely a return customer round 2: great service as always comfortable setting, fish ball:as good as last time rice roll:as good as last time wuntung noodle:super great wuntung:better than Hon's noodle:nice texture's great, nice and bouncy Szechuan spicy brisket: great taste red bean iced: pretty good, need a bit more time on beans lemon tea iced: pretty good French toast:not bad verdit: NEW REGULAR SPOT!!!!

GO GO GO!! It’s so hard to find a homey Asian meal in San Francisco and I’ve now found my go to spot :) I’ve been here twice in the last two weeks and it’s just as good each time. The service is amazing and the vibes of the restaurant brings me back to SoCal

Restaurant was very clean and service was good. Lots of options for food and also had lunch specials available for dinner.

We ordered almost every entree. As an ABHK (American-born Hongkonger), I grew up with excellent HK cafes throughout the Bay Area and Los Angeles, and the slow disappearance of them is nothing short of shocking. I miss the old HK Regents in Mirawa Plaza and Jackson Pavilion on Jackson Street. ABC Cafe in Oakland Chinatown's Renaissance Plaza and Salina Cafe in Millbrae. They're all gone. Most of the ones remaining are not truly run by HKers and taste different. One Yelper characterized it as "leaner," and I get that sentiment. Less flavorful, less quality ingredients, etc. Beyond Cafe was a breath of fresh air in the City, and we were sad for its closure. But now, we have LetsSweet -- and dining here was a great experience. We ordered the classics. HK Spaghetti, curry fish balls, satay beef ramen, curry braised brisket and curry pork cutlet. The curry was on point. This is HK's version of curry, which I believe we picked up from the British through colonial times (and Britain picked up through colonizing India). It's less sweet than Japanese curry. Also creamier and milder than Indian and Thai curry. It's not always spicy but it is here - so make sure you can handle some heat if you orders those dishes. Re their spaghetti, my mother chuckled in Cantonese, "They make it better than Westerners." There were no leftovers at our table. We have yet to try the drinks and desserts. Very, very clean. Cantonese-speaking staff. If you are craving HK comfort food and are in the City, LetsSweet is the place to go.

Soft openings usually means certain items are still being ironed out. I see the potential for LetsSweet Kitchen to be a nice addition to the SF HK Cafe scene, we need more HK Cafes! The food was decent, not mind blowing, but good and honest. They did a remodel of the space which brightened things up. I would come back again to try other items.

Found this spot because it had a ton of good reviews. The spot had a few tables for parties of 2-4. The staff was friendly. Ordered the satay beef noodle soup with flat noodles. The noodles were overly cooked and the beef was too chewy and had a weird texture. The broth was alright. I did like the light peanut flavor it had. I had high expectations for this place, but it was just okay. I felt sick mid meal and didn't have the appetite to finish.

Mom and I were around this area and saw this small restaurant that had a "soft opening" sign. We said, Let's try it. We ordered the French toast, pig feet, truffle siu mai, wonton noodle, beef brisket noodle, and milk tea. Overall, the wonton with thin noodles is the best. We love the combination of pork and whole shrimp with a thin layer wrap plus the al dente texture of the thin noodles. The beef brisket with thin noodles is pretty good too. The French toast has a lot of peanut butter in it and is perfectly fried. The truffle siu mai for me was okay. I can taste the truffle, but other than that I feel like I am eating a chewy dough with crispy skin. lol!!! The pig feet are so flavorless. I don't like the way they cook it. The milk tea is not silky, and the tea flavor is not strong enough. Customer service is great. :)

HK style milk tea - They used a particular blend which has less black tea blend and more floral/green aroma. Nonetheless, good tea. 4/5. Portuguese egg tart - the egg custard was good. Not too sweet and definitely buttery but the bottom crust was soft/soggy. 敗筆. It's not bad, but the crust needs to improve. Wonton noodle - I came here for that and didn't disappoint. I recently went to 麥奀記 in Vancouver. I'll say the wonton still better at 麥奀記, but Letssweet noodle beats them. As usual, I always eat the noodle first before it get soggy. And it didn't. Normally, it get soggy after 5 minutes. I was pleased the texture remain 彈牙. The wonton would benefit with a better brands of 大地魚粉and more 麻油 to marinate. But all in all, it's satisfying. Cart noodle - The soup is good. I would prefer more 腩汁. Fish cake is great. Beef ball was excellent. Great taste, great texture. Honestly, I missed beyond's 炸墨魚餅. They could consider adding 墨魚丸. There is a brand out there that's pretty good quality. The thick noodle also have good texture.

Friendly staff Food- Menu has small bites (French toast, curry fish ball, rice roll, etc) and then regular menu. Peanut rice rolls were tasty and soft texture. Tom yum noodles had good flavor, came with shrimp pieces. Curry beef brisket had a spicy kick to it and comes with rice you can drizzle your curry sauce over Casual Street parking Dinner Crowd at the time I went was mainly customers in the 20's age range, likely due to location

Hot child in the city... As our adventures continued, it was definitely time for a bite to eat. This is a must try location! Let's sweet is brand new to the neighborhood, and has been opened for about six weeks and they're rolling into their soft opening, with the grand opening coming in August 2025. This is Hong Kong style at its finest. They have an amazing menu with lots of offerings, but whatever you do, the Hong Kong noodles are a must. The service is amazing. The staff is incredibly friendly and sweet. As we were seated, they brought us a nice warm glass of tea. IYKYK. If you don't, it's customary to enjoy a warm tea prior to a meal, as it is said to stimulate the appetite and make it more enjoyable. Did I mention that the serving is absolutely huge and absolutely delicious?!? The noodles and wonton wrappers are imported from Hong Kong, so that should tell you everything that you need to know. Seriously, the best noodles that you will have in the area! The noodles are springy, tasty, and light! The Hong Kong style noodles have a variety of ordering options, and we pretty much had the bowl that had everything in it. The proteins were all perfectly prepared and seasoned. Everything about this bowl screamed love, and comfort food. It's shareable, but you will want your own and should have your own! Yes, there's a possibility that you may not finish it, but what amazing leftovers. The restaurant fills up fast, and this is definitely a place to go with friends, family, and just everyone!

LetsSweet opened up recently after Beyond Cafe closed. They redid the interior with new decor, and it's a lot cuter than before! The cafe offers HK style food, and has a variety of noodle and rice dishes, and even some dessert! The servers were very nice and accommodating, and I believe they all speak Cantonese. I'm a bit disappointed that they don't serve cart noodles where you can choose the ingredients, but I got their version of it and it was very well done! The noodles are cooked perfectly, and everything was nice and flavorful.

Respectful and friendly waiters, tasty food with generous portions. Drinks were refreshing, and the pancake was perfectly cooked with great flavor. Cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

We aren't normally in this part of town, unless we're shopping at Costco on 10th, but decided to trek over just to give this place a try. We've been looking for a good HK noodle soup spot and I think we've found it! Even though this area doesn't have a lot of restaurants or shopping, it was quite busy on a Monday afternoon. It's a Hong Kong style cafe with a decent amount of seating. While looking at the menu, a few things caught my eye. ***OUR PICKS*** BRAISED BEEF BRISKET ~ This came with a noodle option. I chose flat egg noodles. To my surprise, the noodles were done perfectly! Finally, a restaurant that knows how to blanch their noodles to prevent overcooking after it goes into the hot soup. Brisket was good, but I wish they had some tendon in it as well. 4.5/5 CURRY BRAISED BEEF THIN EGG NOODLES ~ My bf wanted braised beef as well, but didn't want to get the same thing, so he opted for curry. He enjoyed the texture of his egg noodles too! Strangely, the yellow curry sauce made his noodles turn pinkish red. I'm not sure if there was chili oil in the curry, but it somehow made his noodles change colors. It's a bit odd, but it didn't taste weird. Still, it was a good meal. 4/5 PORTUGUESE EGG TARTS ~ Ahh, flakey crust with so many buttery layers! Though I'm partial to regular egg tarts, these were very good. The custard is a bit more dense, so it's not as smooth, but that's how it's supposed to be. 5/5 STRAWBERRY PANNA COTTA ~ A lightly sweetened dessert with strawberry compote. It's like a soft vanilla-flavored jello, if you've never had panna cotta before. I liked this one a lot! 5/5 We'll definitely be back to try other things, especially if we're going to do a shopping run at Costco!

Excited to see a new HK style cafe in SF! The curry combo was a good starter to share and had good flavor that reminded me of HK. Service and food came out real quick. My friend got the spaghetti but wish the portion was a little larger. I enjoyed the beef satay noodle. Look forward to trying the other items! Came near closing time and unfortunately the egg tarts were sold out. Come early to try!

LetsSweet Kitchen is located where Beyond Cafe used to be. I'm so happy that they kept the wonton noodle soup from Beyond (see what I did there?) and expanding their menu to be more like a HK Chai Chaan Teng with yummy drinks, rice plates, desserts. Soft opening currently and the staff/owners are definitely taking feedbacks on their food which is great. So excited for all the new items coming so we can come back again to try. Ambiance is casual and HK comfort food. Located on Bryant and 8th Street.

Saw this New Hong Kong Style cafe on IG and bc I was in HK this time last year, I wanted to try it out to bring me back. I was welcomed with a choice of water or hot tea and chose hot tea which I believe was oolong, correct me if I'm wrong. The tea was good, same quality as they would serve in HK or Chinese restaurants lol. I also ordered an iced Hong Kong milk tea, which I asked what kind of milk and she said they used evaporated milk. Not sure how I felt about it, was just very milky, maybe needed more tea and sugar? But it didn't give me the "omg wow" factor like I had trying it in HK. I ordered the wonton noodle soup, I came alone so I didn't order too much since I wouldn't be able to finish it. Very tasty soup!! The egg noodles were perfectly bouncy, soft and tender to the bite, and had that soft crunch! Wontons had pork (I think) and shrimp, and it tasted just like wontons in HK. It's located on a super busy Bryant street, before the I80 exit to the bridge and across the street from Porsche. I was lucky to get parking right in front, but I drive by here often so could be fairly ok to find street parking. But good luck if there's a lot of traffic. Definitely want to come back to try other things & give it a proper rating but for now I thought it's worth a try esp if you like Hong Kong style foods!

Great food and great service. This place really serves authentic Hong Kong style food. It's a family owned business and great variety of food with authentic Hong Kong taste. Wonton noodle is awesome. Compared to some famous wonton places in SF Chinatown, LetsSweet has more a Hong Kong flavor to it. The noodle is great and I just like how they have red vinegar at each table because red vinegar is a must for a lots of Canton people when having Hong Kong style wonton noodle. Omg the satay beef instant noodle is great as well, reminds me of what I had in Hong Kong. We also love the French toast and they put a lot of peanut butter inside. Love it when pairing with maple syrup (we requested for some condensed milk on the side for dipping because it's also great with condensed milk!!) Don't forget to grab their panna cotta before you go. Silky milk pudding texture with homemade strawberry jam! I wish they could have put some fresh strawberry slides to make the dessert for some freshness! But the panna cotta itself is great. Definitely recommend to whoever wants authentic hong Kong style food and street snacks. The place is clean and decorated with many Hong Kong style decorations including Black & White mugs, and a large mirror with Hong Kong illustrations drawn by different customers. Feels like a warm and welcoming space for everyone. I wanna try their Hong Kong milk tea and lemon tea next time. Super look forward for their future menu hopefully with some more variety like baked pork chop style dishes.

Mother's Day. The gift of collagen because lawd knows all the wrinkles we've caused the moms out there. While we celebrated on Friday, I thought I bring a collagen rich takeout meal the day of. And, LetsSweet Kitchen nailed it. Soft opening last week, LetsSweet Kitchen took over Beyond Cafe (same chef, new owners). For the OGs, they took over SO (San Tung's sister). LetsSweet Kitchen is a Cha Chaan Teng, an HK Style Cafe. Currently open for takeout and indoor dining. Delivery to come. M E N U Soft opening: Same menu as Beyond Cafe - Braised Apps, Cart Noodles (BYO noodle bowl), Dry Noodles, and Noodle Soups. After the soft opening phase, they'll roll out new items like HK Baked Noodle and Rice Dishes, along with a line of desserts. CC's and Apple Pay accepted. F O O D * "Dry" Braised Egg Noodles w/ beef brisket, tendon ($17) x2 orders: https://tinyurl.com/yukmm353 - Soup on the side, add 4 pc wonton (+$5) * BYO Cart Noodles - "Dry" Braised Egg Noodles w/ brisket, tendon, pork trotters, gai lan, soup on the side ($16): https://tinyurl.com/hnjtwewf - Choose 4 items + choice of noodles - Choose style: málà (spicy), braised/dry, clear broth I'm happy to report that the food is the same! I've only stuck with their Dry/Braised Noodle dishes at Beyond and their new reincarnation. - Broth: Clear chicken and pork based broth with dried flounder for a seafoody umami. - Thin Egg Noodles: Perfectly springy and al-dente that nicely soaks up the savory soy-based braising liquid. - Braised Beef Brisket + Tendons: Meaty chunks of rough flank, slowly braised until deliciously tender with meltingly soft, collagen-rich tendons. So good. - Braised Pork Trotter: Full of collagen, soft-chewy gelatinous goodness. - HK Style Wontons: Unlike Canto style, HK Style wontons have a higher shrimp to pork ratio. A whole shrimp with a snappy texture with savory ground pork. - Gai Lan: And for health, their Chinese broccoli has a nice crisp. S E R V I C E The new owner(s) are super kind. They offered hot tea or water while I waited for my takeout (10 minutes). I saw they had Po Tat (Portuguese Egg Tarts) on Yelp but it wasn't available yesterday. As an apology, the manager (?) graciously provided a slice of tiramisu on the house. A M B I A N C E Low-key with about 10 tables. P A R K I N G Easy street parking for the city. Overall, solid HK comfort food. LetsSweet Kitchen is off the beaten path with little foot traffic but for those who don't live near Chinatown, The Richmond, or The Sets, AND don't want to deal with the chaotic parking situation, LetsSweet Kitchen is a win. Looking forward to returning for their HK Baked Pork Chop Rice!

Came here for their wanton noodles! You can choose to customize your dish, choose your proteins and noodle style. I opted for the thin egg noodles wanting a classic bowl but next time I want to try the wide rice noodles. The broth was flavorful but fell a little short of being full bodied. However after adding some chili oil and vinegar the flavor rounded out. The wantons themselves are packed with shrimp and I assume pork. They're juicy, bouncy and have good flavor. A standout dish was the tripe and chitterlings. Braised in soup and tender to perfection. Of course the pig trotters are always a hit, bouncy full of collegian and fun to eat! The team was helpful and even gave our table fries as service! Excited to come back for another bowl of good soup.

Came on a Saturday evening. Found parking on the same street, half a block away. Kid friendly! They have kid bowls, cups and utensils. We ordered lemon grass pork jowl rice plate, spaghetti with meat sauce and cart noodle. All was very good! My daughters loved their meal. Friendly and quick service!

Really delicious and authentic HK food! The service is friendly and the space clean. We really enjoyed the cart noodles and the creamy tom yum prawn spaghetti, along with the rice noodle snack. Can't wait to come back to try the Portuguese egg tarts...so many folks ordered them!

Soft opening review: my partner and I are always excited to try a new Cha chaan tang having been to Hong Kong several times - their duck noodles (only available certain days; we came on Saturday) were flavorful and that's coming from someone who doesn't usually like duck. Beef brisket noodles were pretty good: good amount of fairly tender beef with thin egg noodles that didn't get soggy. You can pick different kinds of rice and egg noodles of varying thickness of you want. Fried chicken wings were crispy and juicy though needed the sweet chili sauce for flavor (so if you don't like that, don't get them). Portuguese egg tart was not too sweet but could be baked further; still prefer Mr.Bread. Iced Hong Kong milk tea couple be stronger but maybe was diluted by ice; liked they use not too sweet. Service was nicer than most no-nonsense Chinese places. Heard staff speak Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Ambiance is nice though they kept the door open on a warm summer day so little flies were flooring about the food. There's free two hour street parking available for a few blocks around. Would come back to try the wonton noodles and the menu promises more items will be available after the grand opening. Tip not included, but otherwise no made up fees.

Finally found a cozy little Hong Kong café that nails both authenticity and service! We were warmly greeted and the waitress was super attentive, she even checked in to ask how we were enjoying our meal, which you don't always get these days. We ordered the Lemongrass Pork Jowl Rice and a cup of Hong Kong-style Milk Tea. The milk tea was smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced, not too sweet, just the way it should be. It's made the traditional way, which takes a bit longer, but the quality and taste are totally worth the wait. The pork jowl was a standout, crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. Dip it in the sauce and it's chef's kiss level good. Can't wait to come back and try more from the menu!

New HK-style restaurant/cafe in SOMA that has a really authentic Hong Kong vibe with all the classics - brisket noodles, curry brisket, and curry fish balls. I would highly recommend the curry brisket; the beef was perfectly cooked and the curry had a slight kick / spice. Overall, solid spot!

5/5 stars!! I am so glad they took over Beyond Cafe! Much cleaner and food is definitely better! I love their new menu and all their food that I have tried has taste amazing. My favorite is still the hk wonton noodles. The flavors of their food has been amazing and I have been a repeating customers!! Love the owner and waitresses, they are super nice and friendly! Always feels welcoming to come here for lunch. Their HK music is on point too, very similar to my own playlist. We have been back a few times already and have recommended to friends and co workers.

My fiance and I were looking for a casual spot for dinner and found it on Yelp! This place took over Beyond Cafe. Service is super friendly and then playlist reminds me of 2005's boba tea house HK xD *lemongrass pork jowl rice: super yummy! Pork jowl had the pleasent snap to it and had a hint of lemongrass served with sweet chilli sauce. 5/5 would order again *super cart noodles: braised broth + thin egg noodles really hit the spot! Added the tea egg and wontons to it and everything was very homey tasting. Bonus bc it's a huge portion! Fiance couldnt finish it haha. 5/5 would order again Hope more people can learn about this fantastic hidden gem!

Ordered the Szechuan beef brisket noodle soup and the satay beef noodle soup. Very hearty portion sizes and strong flavor. Quite spicy for the Szechuan soup which I appreciate and very strong flavor in the satay soup which was so so good. I do wish there were veggies in the soup if I were to give any feedback!

Really enjoyed our meal here at LetSweet Kitchen. The roast duck noodle was yummy and lemon black tea was refreshing! The staff were super nice and attentive as well. I'm definitely coming back. Note parking is a bit tricky.

New owner. I was attracted by the reviews. It turned out i came here long ago for their wonton. This time menu was very small. I was given a laminated paper and you choose 4 items for your soup. The new owners will not offer this noodle selection soon. In Chinese literal translation: car noodles. I picked lettuce, fish balls, calamari, and flat egg noodles. It was ok. I wasn't overstuffed which was good. Service was nice. My friend was not impressed by the food. Their soup had lettuce, intestines, knuckles, and flat rice noodles and she had HK tea. Lunch time: we were the only ones in there. There is another one page menu offered but we weren't interested. This chinese restaurant is the only Hong Kong food offered around. It's close by from Trader Joe's and Container Store.

A perfect spot to have authentic Hong Kong food in San Francisco. They just open since May 20, 2025. Foods are amazingly decisious. Worth the wait a bit for table. Curry fish balls is a must try item. Braised Pork Hock is also another high-lighted item. Yummy! This resturant food quality are much better than many so-called "Hong Kong style" resturants in Southern California. Support our Hong Konger business ! 香港加油 Follow their IG: LetsSweet3

Always good here and has good staff as well. Their food is amazing on top of that. I prefer the noodles

Very authentic hk food. Nothing remotely close to this style of food and quality in this neighborhood. Highly recommended.

Tried a few of the snacks and they were pretty standard (curry fish balls, fish siu mai, and rice rolls). The rice rolls were by far the best, and I would definitely go back for them. Also ordered Hong Kong style hot milk tea. The original sweetness level wasn't quite sweet enough for me personally, but they do have white sugar at the table (I just prefer condensed milk typically). Love that they use the classic Hong Kong style milk tea cup!

Came in to try this place out after being taken over by new owner. Love their thin noodle as always and the Hong Kong milk tea is a bomb! Definitely recommend this place!

The restaurant is really spacious and there's plenty of street parking outside. The food is amazing, they have a good variety of Hong Kong style street food. If you're craving Hong Kong food this is the place to go. The service is amazing as well. They ran out of radish but told me they're making more and will bring it out a bit later. All the food was serviced really quick as well.

Awesome space and nicely decorated. This used to be called Beyond Cafe. Food is delicious and feels homey. Staffs are so nice and serve you well. 5/5 service! I'm writing this review for free drink

Been craving HK milk tea and Hong Kong cafe foods ever since I visited Hong Kong and this place hits just the spot. Prob the best HK milk tea in SF. Got spicy for the beef brisket curry and it had a good kick. Portion size a bit smaller but food is overall delicious. Good amount of meter or street parking.

Coming from HK, I'm always looking for a super traditional delish hk food place! So glad I found this place! The drinks are delish, esp the hk milk tea and iced lemon tea. My favorite peanut and sweet sauce rice noodle is excellent super fresh and reminds me of my childhood. The pork jowl rice and wonton is excellent and the curry fish ball combo is delicious as well. Will come back for sure ! Check it out !

Dropped by Let'sSweet and had the HK milk tea and wonton soup -- both were solid and satisfying. The menu is still mostly the same as Beyond, the previous restaurant, but they mentioned a new menu is coming in about two weeks, which I'm excited to see. They've already added a few new items like egg tarts (which were sold out during our visit), so I'd recommend calling ahead if you're hoping to get some. We also noticed HK-style French toast being offered off-menu. The food is still good, but the place has lost a bit of the charm that Beyond had. Still, I'm hopeful the upcoming changes will give Let'sSweet a fresh identity. Looking forward to coming back soon!

05/20/2025 Soft Opening New Owners New Menu Good Food, desserts and drinks Support Small Businesses

Excellent wanton Noodz and Dessert !!!!! We will try other appetizers the next time we are here. Yum.

Good homey, HK-style food. The super cart noodles is definitely the winner here, and it was good enough to bring my mom back for round two!

My go to for lunch. Makes me feel like I'm in Hong Kong. Their egg noodles are cooked into perfection. Prices are reasonable. Service is super friendly and accommodating.

Curry Fish Balls were hot and spicy 9/10 French Toast had peanut butter which I love 10/10 Wonton Noodle Soup was amazing the noodles were springy and wonton were slippery 10/10 The servers were also very nice.

Soy milk, gnarly. Truffle sui mai, gnarly. HK style spaghetti, gnarly. Stopped by LetsSweet Kitchen and ordered the HK-style meat spaghetti, sui mai, and a cold soy milk. The spaghetti was super flavorful and nostalgic, total comfort food vibes. The soy milk was smooth and refreshing. Service was fast and really friendly. Everyone was welcoming and attentive without being overbearing. Definitely a great place to satisfy those classic Hong Kong café cravings. Will be back for sure!

This lemongrass pork jowl rice was so good! The pork jowl is crispy on the edges, juicy inside. Paired with the sweet chili sauce, it is a must-try! Also, I can't get enough of HK-style rice rolls--so soft, silky, and perfect with that sweet soy sauce!

Beyond Cafe is no more but this replacement is the same, if not even better than the original. We got the curry fish balls, HK toast, brisket noodle soup and the wonton noodle soup. For drinks we got a milk tea and a lemon iced tea. Everything was on-point and authentic. The wonton noodle in particular was amazing. Authentic soup base and al dente noodles, cooked to perfection. Pro-tip: get extra noodles. I'll be coming as a regular. It's rare where a replacement is better than the original, hats off to the owner for maintaining the quality and authenticity.

The wait for a table is a little long but the hk food is authentic French toast is a must get

Soft opening for new restaurant! The owners ar super nice. You get hot tea with your meal. We love trying new HK spots.

Had the imitation fin soup, French toast, and wonton noodles. Husband loved the imitation fin soup. Said super good. French toast- I don't love chunky peanut butter but that's a textural preference. Wonton noodles- just as good as beyond cafe who were the former operators of this space. Will definitely return!

Food and service is excellent. Great eating place when on lunch during Jury Service at Hall of Justice SF