Tea Cup Cafe

Finally tried this popular spot after recommendations from friends and internet reviews. The day I came with my friend we were sat quickly but there were a lot of people also dining in. The inside is beautiful, clean, and the staff were friendly. My friend and I had house special chow mein, jya jee gai, steamed cha siu bao, and xiao long bao. I thought all the food was delicious. The chow mein had thinner and more fried noodles than I’m used to but was flavorful. It was my first time trying the jya jee gai and it was delicious! The skin was crispy and the seasoned salt added a delicious flavor to the chicken. I’m glad to have finally tried this spot and will be back in the future.

Been coming here since I was a kid, always a solid place for lunch with friends, family, or guests. The egg tarts are delicious and there's even a fish tank with goldfish for the kids to look at!

My favorite lunch spot during my internship in the late 90s. The owner has changed but the taste and wok flavor is still the same. ❤️

In a nutshell; has one of the best egg tarts I've ever had in recent times, good food overall Parking is a pain though considering it is downtown area, they have a small lot for parking next to the building but I'm sure that may get filled up in busy times. The food, dim sum, and egg tarts were all great. Servers were all accommodating. Place has a lot of tables and can sit a number of parties. Designed like most dimsum places. Overall great experience.

could tell you or just by going in the one time for so good! like place of anytime the best is when you donthis for me, she so sweet. lady and gentleman for order where i was asking to go! no problems :D i give 5 star and tell them so many thanks. you go in! say thanks you and tell them to!! noodle was outof this world when eating and potsticker was massive. i could die for them again and again for the time again to eat them. potaticker 5/5!