Alice's Kitchen

Michelle M a month ago

Soooo good and so many choices. Amazing Chinese diner. So affordable for great portions and flavor. Pineapple buns are a must. We had breakfast there twice with our travel group. Highly recommend. I did have a more traditional breakfast the first day with the ribeye and eggs and the pineapple bun and milk tea coffee. Delicious. Exactly the fuel I needed for a vacation day!

Tracy 3 months ago

The food was just average. The Hong Kong-style milk tea and the yuenyeung coffee milk tea were quite bland. It is a red flag for a HK restaurant. The rib eye had no sauce no flavor. Perhaps the sauce is extra charged.The steak was a disappointment. No matter how you ordered the rib eye always came out nearly well-done. It was sliced very thin and cooked too hard. The fried eggs were OK. just like your mom cooked in the kitchen at home. The pineapple bun that came with the steak lacked buttery flavor and tasted artificial. On the positive side, the HK style noodle soup was good. I chose the satay soup base, and the braised chicken wings and pork intestines were decent and fairly fresh. Avoid sitting outdoors. there’s no pleasant atmosphere, and you’ll be constantly swatting away flies. Also, there’s practically no service, yet they still expect a tip.

Bill Lin 3 months ago

OMG, Alice's Kitchen offers exactly the same dishes and tastes like I had in HK when I used to work there, so nicely authentic. And the fact they parked a classic HK taxi in front of the restaurant, and the entire interior design, everything here is on point. We ordered Beef Stew Dry Noodles, BBQ Pork Rice with 2 sunny side up, and Thick Toast with condensed milk and peanut butter, OMG (I knew I said this upfront but just going to say this again) every dish is exactly what I tasted in HK. The beef was well stewed, the egg noodles were nicely blended with the beef stew broth; and the pork belly was well seasoned and grilled, with the yolk from sunny side up eggs, plus the rice with the HK roast sauce pour over, you have to come here with their original and authentic dishes. One more thing, the Coffee Mike Tee here tasted even better than what I had in HK, and it's refillable, best deal ever Strongly recommend you come all the way to Alice's Kitchen for a meal you'll never forget.

DM TANG 3 months ago

This is a Hong Kong style brunch and afternoon tea place. They offer two menu’s depending on your time of arrival. There is plenty of flavored porridge and soup noodle options for brunch. For lunch and dinner, there are plenty of authentic HK items to choose from. Their signature dishes are the pine apple pork/chicken bun and friend tofu( huge block). Try these out if you haven’t. If you like Hong Kong style food, this is a good place to visit. If you are being adventurous, check the online reviews for food and drink to try. They have a decent indoor dining area and a small outdoor dining area. Servers were attentive to us but I do realize my husband speaking perfect Cantonese might have helped. I personally don’t drive a long way for food. But this is somewhere I will ask my husband to drive me to. Portion is generous for what we pay which cancels out the not so perfect restroom when we need it. You are advised to book from their online portal during rush hours, which are usually lunch and dinner during weekends and normal dinner time to save your wait time.

Macy Y 10 months ago

Love! Grew up eating chachantaang food and was craving it on our trip in LA. This place didn't disappoint! Super authentic! Reasonable pricing. Don't be fooled by the low-key outdoor aesthetics. The inside is nicely decorated, clean, and spacious seating.