Tam's Noodle House

This is a Hong Kong–style Cantonese restaurant located in Rowland Heights, and it’s truly a local gem. They specialize in classic Hong Kong Cantonese dishes, and the prices are surprisingly affordable for the quality and portion sizes. The restaurant is usually quite busy, which tells you a lot—locals clearly love this place. The food is very solid for the price, making it an excellent value overall. The menu is extensive, with a wide variety of options to choose from, especially breakfast dishes. From noodle soups to rice plates and traditional Hong Kong café–style items, there’s something for everyone, which makes it easy to come back again and again without getting bored. This is the kind of neighborhood spot that residents regularly visit—definitely a true local favorite. If you’re loo

I stumbled across this place when looking for an HK food breakfast spot that opens early. I had to use GPS to navigate to the doorstep because I didn't realize Tam's Noodle House actually has a storefront labeled "HK Macau Bistro". The space is large and comfortable, whimsically decorated in HK nostalgic paraphernalia like the skyline in neon lights, the rows of pineapple buns on display at the entrance like a work on modern art, and actual mahjong sets under the glass tabletops. The branded serving ware are fun and colorful. The menu is extensive, even for breakfast. There are several options for Chinese style and western style combos, but I just wish they had more a la carte options so that I could mix and match. I got: * Dried scallop congee: excellent flavor, very fluffy. The older

The portions here are huge, so much so that I have seen people bring their own containers for takeout. This is quite a busy place, so unfortunately they might take longer for service, but it's well worth the wait. I really enjoyed their pineapple butter buns and rice porridge, very authentic Hong Kong breakfast! Their recent remodel also made the restaurant feel authentic, even all the plates/tables are custom. I didn't like the hot lemon tea for some reason, maybe they forgot to add sugar in mine because the iced version was fine.

I love the fun, old-school Hong Kong cafe vibes here with vibrant colors, mahjong decor, and a lively atmosphere. Even the plates and cups are really on theme, which adds to the experience. The service is quick and efficient. The milk tea is fantastic, and the pineapple buns are a must, soft, fluffy, and so satisfying. Food comes out fast, and everything I’ve tried so far has been delicious. Parking is easy with plenty of spots in the plaza. This has definitely become my go-to place for Hong Kong food,

Overall really enjoyed breakfast here! Came around 10 am on a Saturday and waited about 10 minutes. The food came out super quickly and portions were huge! Ordered 2 breakfast combos and a peanut butter french toast. Breakfast combo - Chicken congee with 2 sides: stir fry noodles, rice noodle in house sauce. Really enjoyed all of these dishes but the stir fry noodles were my favorite - Salty beef egg sandwich with macaroni soup and rice noodle with shrimp: The sandwich was a bit dry, but really liked the soup - Peanut butter french toast was delicious. Surprisingly not too sweet!