Lee Chung Cafe

This café is sooo very cute! The people are very friendly! The food is very yummy! Overall it is great! :-)

Iced coffee and fish ball rice noodles with hoisin peanut sauce is one of my favorite breakfast meals. Can’t find many places that still make it this good. Come here.

I go here almost every day. Very delicious food. However they messed up my order one time and blamed it on my pronunciation. I CLEARLY SAID CHICKEN, NIGGA, NOT FISH. And they wanna give me attitude. I wanted to call the cops. But they were nice enough to give me a fresh new order. That was very thoughtful of them. Also the staff always looking at me. But yeah overall great delicious cheap food!

Came in on a Friday afternoon and ordered a peach green tea. The ladies there are really nice but they do not understand English. That isn’t a big problem because you can always grab a menu and point to them the item you want.
The peach green tea was perfect. A little bitter from the green tea and sweet from the peach. A perfect combination. Their tapioca pearl have the perfect chewy consistency as well.
You should check this place out if you are in the area.
I stayed till 20 minutes before their closing time and they did not rush me out which was really nice of them because they rather have happy customers then forcing their customers out so they can close down on time.

*Rice Noodle Rolls with Fishballs are decent, but not the best.
*Get hot lemon honey water! («Ling Mut»)

It started off with a disappointing Saturday morning, since my usual breakfast place was re-​modeling and I had no where to take my brother to for breakfast.
We somehow ended up here, and decided to get breakfast here.
I clearly asked for a large lychee green tea.
The man even repeated, «Large lychee green tea?»
Yet I got a «regular» sized one from them after I had paid.
When I pointed out that I wanted a large, they charged me $.75 extra claiming they didn’t know.
At all the bubble tea places I’ve gone to, they’ve always either added tapioca or jelly to my drinks with and without asking.
However, this place just simply gave me the drink and nothing more.
I also ordered a omelette combo and the toast that came with it was soggy. Yes, toasted, soggy white bread.
The «spam» was not even spam anymore.
It was just «meat».
And the egg was undercooked and overly oily.
The weather happened to be blazing hot and yet they have the front door open, with no AC.
I had a terrible time here and won’t be returning.

passion fruit green tea here is ahmazing.

In love with the steam rice noodles w/​fishballs $ 1.75, and without fishballs for $ 1.50. They take the time to cut it up and you get the pick out what sauces you want. Also the tea bag eggs 3 for $ 1 is worth it! Request for more soy sauce on it b/​c the egg taste better while you dip it in soy sauce. Just remember to use their bathroom afterwards to wash your hands unless you hold onto some tissues while ripping off the egg shells.
I LOVE their bubble milk tea, but its pricey. almost $ 4

They added three more Myanmar dishes to their menu!
M4. Myanmar Fish Broth Noodle Soup with Dumpling– $ 5.50
M5. Myanmar Fish Broth Noodle Soup with Fish & Vegetables– $ 5.75
M6. Myanmar Fish broth Noodle Soup with Dumpling & Vegetables– $ 5.75
I think they can mix and match any item with the Fish Broth Noodle Soup.
I got the pork on the side, YUMMY!

I heard about the Myanmar Fish Broth Noodle Soup from Rich W and happened to be in the neighborhood that day. Its posed on their menu but when I asked them they said it was sold out. I got the impression that they didn’t even bother making it that day, because it was too much work.
I ended up with a pork chop sandwich. A pork chop with lettuce and tomato on two slices of toasted white bread for $ 3.00. Tasty, but I wouldn’t come back for it again. There are better choices in the neighborhood.
Cantonese joint and reminds me of a Hong Kong diner like tea house. OK, if you are in the hood and looking for a snack.

tim is the coolest, best café in chinatown.

Went there around closing time and I met Leo, Tim and Ivy — the most awesome group of Chinatown youngsters to run a café. Their grandpa — who used to run a Chinese herbal shop on that very location — is still hangin’ out in the back.
Their fresh fruit smoothies are a must-​try! Their green tea with bubbles also stand above the rest in the neighborhood.

I tried their regular bubble milk tea the other day. Although a bit pricey, it was really good! You could tell it was made from good ingredients… and it helps that I live like 1 minute away xD