Peaches Cafe

Nice little out of the way restaurant, food was very good and service was friendly. Enjoyed the overall atmosphere. Price of the meal was very reasonable especially the daily specials. Parking seemed limited and there was also pay street parking.

Introduced to this HK cafe a few years ago. I usually stick to the fried beef rice noodle which is one of the best indicators if a HK cafe serves tasty food. Tried the mix and match recently and found the chicken cutlet to be particularly delicious. Staff has consistently been friendly on each visit.

Decent HK style cafe that's slightly more cost effective than others around. You can get the combo of a rice/noodle dish with a hot drink for $15.99-16.99 for select items. Tried the beef noodle, pork chop baked rice, and ox tongue spaghetti, and they were all pretty decent. They had the discount in April if you ate during the weekday. Main issue here is parking because there aren't many spots, and quite a few spots are marked for specific restaurants. So definitely recommend to eat early lunch or dinner to avoid this hassle.

Decent enough place for a quick meal! Service was slow considering not many tables occupied. Food was hot and tasty. Milk tea was strong and tastes like those served in HK.

Came to this restaurant as my wife said the restaurant recently re-opened (due to renovations) and had 20% off (till Nov 16th). This is a Hong Kong style cafe and most of their dishes comes with a drink. I ordered the hot milk tea and it was pretty good. Nice and smooth. My wife ordered the laksa and I ordered the baked pork chop rice. The laksa was very tasty and had plenty of ingredients. My wife said that it came with roasted chicken instead of just chicken breast which was appreciated. However the baked pork chop rice was a little disappointing. The deep fried pork chop was really good as it was crispy and not too fat or too lean. However there was not enough sauce and the rice (which is typically fried rice) looked like it was just plain or the attempt to make fried rice out of it was lacking. Overall it was an ok eating experience. Next time will try their fried noodles or their combo rice options.

I visited this Hong Kong-style diner for dinner and was impressed by the authentic flavors. We ordered the baked pork chop on rice, Singapore fried vermicelli, and fried rice with salty fish and chicken. Each dish was flavorful and true to its roots, with portions that were just right—not too small, not too overwhelming. However, the restaurant did seem a bit short-staffed during our visit, even though it was only half full. While the staff were friendly and did their best, service could have been a little quicker. Overall, it’s a great spot for those craving authentic Hong Kong-style comfort food, but patience might be needed during busy hours.

We tried this restaurant because we noticed the constant business they were getting. There is a lot of seating, but the restaurant hot filled up quickly. People shared tables. The menu is extensive as most Hong Kong cafe menus are. The prices are very reasonable. We definitely enjoyed our baked rice dishes and will be back to try other items. It’s debit or cash only. No worries about parking as there are 2 levels of free parking.

If I’m nitpicking, I’d dock a star because parking on Alexandra is one of my least favourite things to do in Richmond. As a review of a HK cafe, this place is among the best in Richmond, if not the best. I might give the edge over Hong Kong Flavor. The Bolognaise had an aromatic essence and I really appreciated it. The noodles in our brisket soup were bang on, and that is hard to do.