Informal Chinese restaurant serving classic wonton noodles, plus tofu, meat & seafood dishes.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 533 S Del Mar Ave, San Gabriel, CA 91776
Phone: (626) 766-1076
Website: https://hokee-togo.com/
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533 S Del Mar Ave, San Gabriel, CA 91776 $$$ • Chinese • Asian • BBQ • Noodles • Family Meals x $0 delivery fee Other fees x Enter address to see delivery time.
Ho Kee Cafe – Review – San Gabriel – Los Angeles – The Infatuation
Ho Kee Cafe is a busy Cantonese restaurant in San Gabriel with a very good roast duck.
Reviews
Jennifer He
We bad attitude. We ordered a peiking duck they gave us the roasted duck and charged us the regular peiking duck price. We went to the restaurant and ask for refund. The lady mentioned the one we received is the peiking duck but officially is not. Plus they are not willing to do a refund for us. The roasted duck is long around $30 weeks are over charged. I have attached the photo of it do you guys think this is the peiking duck.
… moreMario Chan
We ordered the shrimp chow fun with egg and the shrimp was too salty, fishy tasting and had a sour aftertaste at the end. It seemed as though the shrimp was not fresh and on the verge of spoiling. The noodles had no wok hei despite being chow fun. After telling the staff about it, instead of preparing something else, they only gave a 5 dollar discount. The wonton noodles are nothing to write home about but the fried seafood noodles were okay. Afterwards the staff did give a plate of fruits and fortune cookies but it was still a disappointing dinner as the shrimp was rather unpleasant.
… moreC L
Disappointed.
Found a hair when almost done eating, which is definitely ruined everything. The stir fry rice noodles is mediocre at best, and it supposed to be a very common Cantonese dish. The soy sauce combination tastes fine until I see the hair. BTW I like the soy beans idea (prevent food dipping in the sauce for too long and enhance the flavor at the same time) but with the price paid, it feels a little cheesy.
I rarely rate a restaurant with only one try, but finding hair in food is definitely a stop sign.
Parking and the interior decor might be the best/strongest suit about this place.
… moreFound a hair when almost done eating, which is definitely ruined everything. The stir fry rice noodles is mediocre at best, and it supposed to be a very common Cantonese dish. The soy sauce combination tastes fine until I see the hair. BTW I like the soy beans idea (prevent food dipping in the sauce for too long and enhance the flavor at the same time) but with the price paid, it feels a little cheesy.
I rarely rate a restaurant with only one try, but finding hair in food is definitely a stop sign.
Parking and the interior decor might be the best/strongest suit about this place.
Jessica You
Not bad but maybe I need to order something different more to my liking.
Came here with friends and one of them paid so I can’t comment on price.
Parking is a tiny lot but thankfully we found parking. There are plenty of seats inside and it’s pretty clean. I liked the pictures they put up and they have the typical cooked duck hanging in a window.
I tried their hong kong milk tea and coffee mixture and it tasted good but if you are lactose, stay away! It later on destroyed me. Henry’s cuisine HK Milk Tea Coffee combo is a lot better (tastes better and doesn’t hurt your stomach)!
I stayed away from the wontons cause I heard they had shrimp. I thought i would be safe with dumplings but prob my fault for rush ordering and the dumplings ended up having fat shrimp inside of it! I just ate the veggies and egg noodles (those were good). I also had a bite of my friend’s meat and rice dish and it was pretty good (I have a pic of it).
I would come back but will definitely be careful what I order (shrimp is so bleck).
… moreCame here with friends and one of them paid so I can’t comment on price.
Parking is a tiny lot but thankfully we found parking. There are plenty of seats inside and it’s pretty clean. I liked the pictures they put up and they have the typical cooked duck hanging in a window.
I tried their hong kong milk tea and coffee mixture and it tasted good but if you are lactose, stay away! It later on destroyed me. Henry’s cuisine HK Milk Tea Coffee combo is a lot better (tastes better and doesn’t hurt your stomach)!
I stayed away from the wontons cause I heard they had shrimp. I thought i would be safe with dumplings but prob my fault for rush ordering and the dumplings ended up having fat shrimp inside of it! I just ate the veggies and egg noodles (those were good). I also had a bite of my friend’s meat and rice dish and it was pretty good (I have a pic of it).
I would come back but will definitely be careful what I order (shrimp is so bleck).
Oreo Oo。
The waiter is very lovely, and the food is awesome. My friend, who is from Guangzhou, really like the noodle there, and he said it is pretty authentic. The shrimp is also pretty good. I would love to come there again for another food.
… moreDennis Wong
Always hard to find great wontonmein outside of Hong Kong, but this place is pretty darn good for California and has great BBQ duck and pork as well! The chow mein and mabo tofu were also well above average and fell within classic HK quality standards. Every bite made my family happy.
… moreJing Zhou
We came with four people. This place offer a variety of Cantonese dishes. Their duck was very good. Their stir fired noodles has a great amount wok 气.
Very reasonably priced. And great portions
… moreVery reasonably priced. And great portions
Chris Yu
I’ve always see lines out the door for this small Cafe and decided to check it out. The seating area is quite small do you’ll end up waiting for awhile.
Food:
1. Our group ordered the house special fish porridge. At first thought, I imagined it to have big chunks of fish meat in it but in reality, they’re very small chunks of tilapia meat. What I didn’t think was that they’d include peanuts in it as well. There was also a whole lots of ginger slices, which I’m not a fan of. Be careful though because you may come across bones and scales in the porridge.
2. Wonton and dumpling noodle soup. The noodles were hard and didn’t seem fresh to taste. The wonton and dumplings were great and was flavorful.
3. Char Siu Pork and duck noodle soup. The pork was ordinary like any other Chinese restaurant that serves it. I particularly thought the duck was moist but I’m sure it would’ve been even better when it wasn’t soaked in the soup.
4. Crispy Beef Brisket. It was truly crispy and I’ve never thought of a dish like this. However, the meat isn’t as tender as you’d hope but still good. It also comes with a sweet sauce and that’s what makes it a good dish. Eating it without the sauce, it’s bland and doesn’t taste like anything.
5. Chinese donut. This was crispy and has a little salt in it. A bit oily in my opinion but at least they fry it right then and there and doesn’t seem like they microwave it.
6. Hong Kong Milk Tea..as good as it tastes in Hong Kong.
Service:
Better than most Chinese restaurants but there was one lady who tells at other workers and it scares the hell out of me. I’m sure that’s just her personality but still, the restaurant is small so everyone hears it.
… moreFood:
1. Our group ordered the house special fish porridge. At first thought, I imagined it to have big chunks of fish meat in it but in reality, they’re very small chunks of tilapia meat. What I didn’t think was that they’d include peanuts in it as well. There was also a whole lots of ginger slices, which I’m not a fan of. Be careful though because you may come across bones and scales in the porridge.
2. Wonton and dumpling noodle soup. The noodles were hard and didn’t seem fresh to taste. The wonton and dumplings were great and was flavorful.
3. Char Siu Pork and duck noodle soup. The pork was ordinary like any other Chinese restaurant that serves it. I particularly thought the duck was moist but I’m sure it would’ve been even better when it wasn’t soaked in the soup.
4. Crispy Beef Brisket. It was truly crispy and I’ve never thought of a dish like this. However, the meat isn’t as tender as you’d hope but still good. It also comes with a sweet sauce and that’s what makes it a good dish. Eating it without the sauce, it’s bland and doesn’t taste like anything.
5. Chinese donut. This was crispy and has a little salt in it. A bit oily in my opinion but at least they fry it right then and there and doesn’t seem like they microwave it.
6. Hong Kong Milk Tea..as good as it tastes in Hong Kong.
Service:
Better than most Chinese restaurants but there was one lady who tells at other workers and it scares the hell out of me. I’m sure that’s just her personality but still, the restaurant is small so everyone hears it.
M Jeero
The roasted duck is delicious and very juicy. Loved this place. Service is excellent. Every dish we ordered was delicious. All dishes we ordered came out of the kitchen so fast. It’s just like eating in Hongkong. We had pork bbq, duck, mixed veggies, wonton soup, and beef chow fun. Place is very full during dinner time on Friday-Sunday. Got to the cafe at 6:30pm on Friday and the place looks deserted. 30 minutes later the restaurant got full and a line started to pile outside. Trip is to get there early before 7pm.
… moreTony Tran
Dont let this Mom and Pop restaurant fool you. Their food quality beat the brand name bigger restaurant around here. Trust me their bbq duck and bbq pork taste way fresh and less fatty comparing samwoo.
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