HK Diner

Just had a great set meal here in the afternoon. Felt the price was good value. The service was good also. Finally the food was very tasty so I’ll be back soon.

Very much enjoyed having a meal here. Friendly staff, plenty to choose from, perfect budget with the fixed menu for lunch, oh and of course BUBBLE TEA! :)

HK Diner, which translates to Hong Kong Diner, is a pretty good restaurant. However, I would say that they were mainly a Malaysian restaurant (the owners are from Malaysia, and there are so many Malaysian dishes on the menu), and they should really capitalise on that fact and not just blend in the chinese food scene where they are mostly from Hong Kong. I suppose it is what people are used to, and maybe they thought by saying they were a dedicated Malaysian restaurant, they wouldn’t get the people in who were looking for chinese food. Who knows.
They have lots of lovely food here, that you wouldn’t find in a typical chinese restaurant (because it is Malaysian food), like Nasi Lemak, Curry Mee and desserts like Bubur Cha Cha and Red Bean soup. If you aren’t already familiar with Malaysian cuisine, those names won’t mean much to you, but if you are, you will know they are fantastically tasty — and this place makes it well. They also serve bubble tea here (a hot or cold tea with tapioca pearls), which is the only place in Bristol that I know of that does it.
I would highly recommend this place for those of you that haven’t tried it out yet and are bored of typical chinese restaurant food. A real treat, two thumbs up.

When you’re looking for a taste of the orient on Park Street there’s only two places you should think of going; Beijing Bistro or HK Diner. For me, HK Diner has the edge.
Not only are their portions more generous, but their food tastes more authentic too. As well as the vegetable dishes (which are mouth-​wateringly chunky covered in soy sauce), the noodles are the best thing on the menu.
It’s not the best place to take a date, but is the ideal meeting point for friends and family. The service is warm and welcoming, and a night in HK Diner is not a wasted one.

Providing a much more interesting menu than your average Chinese, prominently including bubble tea (the bubbles in question being tapioca pearls — I’ve never been brave enough to try). Favourite starters include their spicey salads, fried dumplings and lettuce wraps. Efficient and friendly service, and we’ve never had a bad dish. Plenty of dishes to suit vegetarians as well as more carnivorous folk.