Xin Wang Hong Kong Café

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Founded in 2005, Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe is possibly the most successful brand of Hong Kong style 'cha chaan teng' / tea-house in Singapore. Known for opening till the wee hours of the morning in popular youth hangouts and nightspots, Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe is also popular for their snow ice desserts, thick toasts, and simple stir-fried noodles or rice dishes.Ambience at Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe is clean, modern, and functional, but with little decor. Plush cushioned booths and simple wooden fur

I will always come to Xin Wang Cafe to enjoy a Hong Kong French Toast because there is no other similar kinds on Singapore. Therefore it is my only choice and it tasted always so good! French toast bread is thick and fluffery soft. It like the honey that is drizzled on top of the French toast and the butter to make it taste better.. I like the butter that is already lightly soaked in the bread and match it with honey. I requested for extra honey and gave without extra charges.

Xin wang hk cafe serves a wide variety of food such as dim sum, snacks, chinese and western cuisine. I ordered a spaghetti with chicken chop @$12.90. It is one of the recommended item in the menu. The portion is quite big. The spaghetti is cream based and it is cooked perfectly. Although i feel the cream sauce is quite overwhelming, its quite nice! The chicken is grilled to perfection, well marinated and flavourful. The skin is crispy and the meat is extremely moist and tender. The chicken chop

This was Xin Wang's famous ice mountain which is really huge and tall. I love the gula melaka, grass jelly, mango syrup soaked in a milk tea bath - all this combined makes me so jelly!~ Don't underestimate it, share the sugar-calorie count. Special mention to the service staff and kitchen staff - my friend and I couldn't finish this massive dessert in time as we were rushing for a movie, so we shamelessly asked for a takeaway for about 70% of what's left. Instead of refusing us (which would have

Chinese Tea - $1.70. It was warming and fragrant.Iced HK Milk Tea - $3.50. It was served in a metal mug, which was neither too little or too much. Refreshing!Sambal Seafood Fried Rice - $9.90. Basically it was a rather spicy fried rice with seafood (shrimp, squid, and crabstick). It had a nice aroma and taste. I tried a spoonful, and I liked it.Fish Fillet Baked Rice - $10.90. Baked rice with fish fillet and cheesy tomato sauce. Even though it contained fish, there was no fishy smell. It was so

so the verdict on this? not unless it's for a convenient supper.this was a nightmare. we had a shrimp dumpling and a peanut mochi order. when the peanut mochi came, it wasn't the easiest for the skewers to be pierced into the mochi. of course grounded peanut and sugar made it at least a little edible.but the shrimp dumplings.you can see that they are obviously white parcels. not the usual translucent skin you'd get.and the one i had, was with a shrimp that was still cold in the middle. honestly?

Except Hong Kong famous food, Xin Wang Hong Kong Café was also selling a wide range of other Chinese and Western Cuisine even Snacks. I came here and had my supper after my dinner. The staffs here were all polite and friendly as they served us.Made up with good quality Black Sesame, the soup was smooth and savory. Never thought such a simple old folk’s dessert was so wonderful, they said Black Sesame was supposed to be good for black hair. To be frank, I don’t really care about it, I just knew t

We got a seat easily despite being dinner time. It was the only place in cineleisure that we didn't have to queue for seats during dinner. Service was very efficient although we had to wave at the staff (to take our orders) for awhile before they caught our attention as they were busy serving other customers. The food came within 10mins of ordering. I had the bamboo rice ($8.90) with chicken, sausage and vegetables. It was rather unique as it came in a real bamboo container. There was really a

Left: bamboo rice, Right: Yuan Yang (Iced)I tried their bamboo rice as i find it very unique. I ordered the one with chicken and mushroom. They will give you an empty plate as it is difficult to eat directly from the bamboo. You will have to scope the rice out as it is below all the ingredients. It tasted great, it is not salty.I also ordered Yuan Yang (Iced). It is coffee with tea, a mixture of both and it is a common/popular drink in Hong Kong. Therefore, it is a MUST TRY when you visit a Hong

Curry chicken noodlesThe curry noodles was good. The amount of curry sauce drizzled over was just right. The curry was mildly spicy, so it should be tolerable for those who can't take spicy food. Prawn dumplings:I would not order them again. they tasted very ordinary.Pork chop riceI find that the pork chop was too tough for my liking. I did not really like this dish probably because I do not really eat pork chop. Sauce was so-so.

I was craving for some dim sum so I decided to drop by Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe.HK Iced Milk TeaSometimes I find that their milk tea is too sweet while sometimes it just right. Thankfully,most of the time it tasted good. It is rich yet not too overwhelming. I also like how they serve their milk tea in a metal mug. Har GowUnfortunately, this tasted half raw which was unlike what I usually ate. The prawns used were not fresh too. I also ordered some other dim sum and I find that they tasted mediocr

Xin wang hong kong cafe is always a rather safe choice to have a simple meal, although the food is not fantastic, it's always very crowded. I settled for the sliced fish mui fan for around $9.90. Portion was alright, looks like a huge bowl but I managed to finish most of it; the gravy went well with rice, and I particularly liked the pork floss scattered on top. Fish wasn't that fresh though.

After a midnight show, we went for dessert.Reservation: Not needed, just wait.We tried the mango dessert, not too bad, slightly sweet. Their ice milk tea was not too thick, just nice for me. Most of their cool drinks come in metal mugs, which is kinda unique. It keeps the drink cold for a long time.Tried their muachee which is tasty and the peanut butter + condensed milk thick toast here. The toast really lives up to its name, cos it's really thick (about the size of 4 slices of NTUC bread)! Aft

Was meeting my friend and we decided to visit Xin Wang for lunch. Not the best decision we made because the food was not of quality that day.For Myself, I order Noodles soup and my friend ordered dry noodles.The soup was bland and the noodles was really tasteless and soft.. Not chewy at all. To their credit, the luncheon meat was nice and crispy at the edges.I knew it was going to be similar to instant noodles but I had expected it to be more flavorful.I also ordered a flask of Watermelon ice bl

One thing good about Xin Wang is that they closed at very late night hours and thus provide a place for night owls to have their supper. Ordered something light – luncheon meat with egg sandwich after a night movie and was feeling a little hungry. The sandwich came with 3 layer of white toast, in between there’s luncheon meat and egg with tomatoes and cucumber. Not fantastic yet it was filing enough for me. Down with their signature HK milk tea to end the night feeling satisfied.