Baby Café Hong Kong Bistro

This location is the best one in my opinion comparing with other chain stores. Dry Beef Chow Fun has a lot of Wok Heat. I 've always ordered a bottle of Ice Milk Tea like a ritual every time I visit.

The restaurant is pretty small so anything larger than a party of 6 may have to wait a little. However, the staff is very friendly and accommodating. Their food is reasonably priced. I really enjoy their curry beef stew over rice. It's super saucy and the meat is always tender.

Boston does not have any HK cafes so when I found out that one opened up in Allston, I had to go. When we go there, it was not too busy on a Saturday during normal lunch hour. The host wasn’t too enthusiastic and the overall service was severely lacking. They never checked on any tables and never refilled water. That’s fine, hope the food is good at least.To our surprise, the food was mediocre at best. The fish balls were sooooo tiny. I’ve never seen anything like it. The curry sauce wasn’t tasty. The pasta, baked rice, and cubed rice were alright. The sauces seemed to lack something, not the usual Portuguese sauce or bolognese sauce that you normally would find at a HK cafe. However, there was a surprising element, and why I didn’t rate it a 2 was because the meats were juicy.The atmosphere is nice with an aesthetic fake tree in the middle.Overall, I can’t recommend this place especially since there are so many different restaurant options nearby.

Cantonese style, relatively light. The eel rice is very crispy and the crispy noodles are impressive. Well, I felt a little thirsty after eating.

The curry chicken, Hong Kong egg waffles iced milk tea/coffee are all good.Nice clean place.