U2 Cafe & BBQ

Another HK cafe reopened for outdoor dining. Went there today for lunch. A lot of people there and we had to wait for 20 minutes before were seated. The seats are setup with dividers between tables under a big tent. All staffs are wearing masks and face shield. They do sanitize tables between customers. They have all the Cantonese dishes that would expect a HK cafe. But the taste of the dishes are ordinary. Portions are small too. Prices are medium to high compared to other HK cafes down the street. One thing stood out was their egg waffle. They did a good job on this one. The taste is very similar to the ones in HK. Other dishes are not too bad but not outstanding giving the portions are relatively small. The fried noodle with seafood was a bit fishy smell. Didn’t know how this dish was done. Normally, the smell is fresh and full of Wok Hei. The curry is not too bad, the only things was that the dish had very few beef briskets and beef tendons. Finally, the milk tea, this was done ri

I tried The place with my sister. The place has an A rating. It's clean, open and easy to get to. There is easy access to the parking lot. The restaurant has a takeout side and a dine-in side. The service was friendly and quick. We had the fried pork chop with tomato sauce over rice and Hong Kong style chow mein. They give you plenty of food. We paid about $32. Pretty reasonable for the amount of food and quality. We look forward to trying other dishes in the future.

Is ok, very good service but food is not very HK style and not much taste