Tasty food for affordable price that hits the spot when your looking for fried rice and noodles. Your basic no frills Hong Kong style cafe that serves stir fry noodles, congee, cheung fun, coffee and milk tea etc. Only one waitress for the entire restaurant, she was nice albeit, poor lady running around the whole time. Food came out in reasonable amount of time.

This place was great! It was a bit chilly outside so we all ordered soups. The one in the picture is the wonton soup. It was a great price for the amount of soup I received. It was like a never ending bowl. Very tasty. The workers were friendly. 🍲🍜

Cafe New Honolulu is located next to my old Chinese language school, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. This is a Hong Kong style cafe and does not have Hawaiian food on the menu. My first impression of this restaurant was how big the dining room was. It was modern and sort of clean. I was skeptical of their authenticity because of it. But, during my meal, the kitchen staff rolled the big Recology garbage cans through the dining room and out the front door. This confirms that it is an authentic Chinese restaurant. I had their baked pork chop spaghetti $11. It was OK. It didn't have that deep tomato taste and the spaghetti was too moist. Pork chops tasted fine but the color was off. The noodles broke apart when I used my fork on it. Given that it took over 30 minutes for this dish to come out, I would not order this if I'm in a hurry. If you are worried about your parking meter or garage tab, the food wait time will push it over. There were only two parties eating. Slow kitchen. Washington Bakery used to be my favorite HK style cafe in Chinatown. They are no longer in business.

Airy, high ceilinged Chinatown quick serve, a great option for a Hong Kong-style lunch or snack. Shredded pork and salted vegetable noodle soup (with wonton add-on) had a flavorful funk, very filling for under $10. Meets the Chinatown standard where the bar set for Cantonese cooking is high. But not uniquely set apart from the many yummy options in the neighborhood.

It was an authentic Hong Kong restaurant. Clean, quiet, and most importantly, delicious. I just took rice with steamed pork, and this simple cuisine tasted amazing. The rice was cooked perfectly, and the amount of rice they gave is more than enough to fill one's stomach. Price was also reasonable. Highly recommend.

Great place! Great tasting food! It was nice to taste authentic Chinese food from the San Francisco's own China Town! Bathrooms were dirty that's why I give it a 4/5. If you decide to come here, just bring cash. That's the only kind of payment they accept.

Authentic Chinese fast food. The majority of the customers order in Mandarin and spit on the floor. If it weren't freezing cold I'd give it another star.

I loved their Walnuts and prawns, the cream was so tasty and the walnuts so crunchy! The noodles were really good too, I'll definitely stop by again!!!😋

This was THE best Asian food I've had EV-ER! Very delicious and authentic, in my book.

Ate here today. Food was so so. Beef Porridge was good. Later I realized , after leaving the restaurant, that they charged me wrong amount in the bill, 12-14$ more than what I ordered. Also they made mistake in food order, gave me chicken wings instead of salt and pepper pork chops, it was to go order, I only found out after I reached home, and we are far away, cannot go back to correct the mistake. Not good experience. :(