54th Ave. Cafe Restaurant - Vancouver, British Columbia

Very large menu. Food tastes good. They give you fairly large portions. Restaurant is pretty nice inside. They'll give you free complementary dessert soup if you spend something like over $100.

It had been years since we last ate at this Hong Kong style cafe, located in Champlain Square. It seems as though it's gone through some changes. Renovations, new menu, a website (which they never had before), and I'm guessing new management is behind it all. Whatever the deal is, I ... think it's all been for the better. We were very impressed with our dinner here. Lobster with Fried Rice steamed in Lotus Leaf Shrimp and Scrambled Egg with Fried Rice Noodles Mushrooms & Egg Foo Young Stir Fried Pea Tips They didn't serve lobster anything on their menu that last time we came here. This Lobster with Fried Rice dish was quite nicely done, and there aren't a lot of Hong Kong Style Cafes that serve a dish like this. The Shrimp and Scrambled Egg with Fried Rice Noodles was my personal favourite. It had lots of "Wok Hei" flavour in it! I can't wait to come back here again! Service: Good Parking: Plentiful and free Location: 7088 Kerr St., Vancouver, BC Read more

It’s good but standard average Hong Kong cafe style diner food. The French toast with ham and melted real cheese in the middle is pretty tasty. The rice dishes and noodles are also good and portions are decent. Service is alright but they forget our drinks and gave them to ... us after we finished our meal. Read more

This restaurant have been here for over 20 years. Their service is good, and there food is delicious. They have a variety of individual dishes and combos to choose from. 😊

The food is ok, I'd recommend the egg foo yung... if you're ok with little black burnt bits. (See 5th picture) Chicken steak is delicious, salad is underwhelming. The "Red bean Icy" is good, just a little too icy. Since half the cup is just ice. Service is mediocre as always, there ... is one kind server occasionally. Restaurant is usually pretty empty, aside from noon hour. It's a dim and spacious dining environment. What's really annoying is the piano music blasting in your ears. The staff do not care to lower the volume either. Will visit again... if I have no other choice. Read more