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Welcome To Kissena Cafe
Kissena Cafe, located at 6004 Kissena Blvd in Flushing, NY, bears a rich culinary legacy rooted in Hong Kong-style cuisine. Formerly known as Tea Shop 168, the cafe has transformed into a beloved destination for quick, comforting meals that won't break the bank. With offerings like the delicious egg and spam sandwich and authentic Hong Kong milk tea, it’s perfect for brunch or lunch. The warm ambiance, coupled with quick service and a diverse menu, makes it great for families and groups alike. Whether you’re here for a refreshing drink or a comforting meal, Kissena Cafe delights with its straightforward yet satisfying fare.
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Kissena Cafe
Welcome to Kissena Cafe, a delightful gem located at 6004 Kissena Blvd, Flushing, NY, that brings the vibrant flavors of Hong Kong to your brunch or lunch table. Known for its casual, welcoming atmosphere, this cafe is perfect for families and groups seeking a satisfying meal, whether dining in or enjoying their quick delivery and takeout options. With amenities like outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi, and bike parking, Kissena Cafe accommodates all your needs while you indulge in their culinary offerings.
Kissena Cafe has managed to create a cozy corner that feels like a typical Hong Kong cha chaan teng. The slight nostalgic decor might present a darker interior, but it’s the food that shines brightest here. Their menu is a tribute to classic Hong Kong flavors, expertly crafted to cater to cravings for comforting fast food that feels both authentic and affordable.
- Stellar Beverages: Start your day with their iconic Hong Kong Milk Tea, authentic in flavor and available at just $2.75. This delightful drink pairs perfectly with a variety of breakfast options.
- Delicious Toast and Snacks: Don’t miss the French Toast for a blissful treat ($8.25), or go for one of their toasts topped with peanut butter or kaya, each priced at $3.00.
- Udon in Soup: Their udon dishes, including options like Roast Pork Udon and Curry Beef Udon, priced from $10.50 to $11.50, are ideal for those looking for something hearty and warm.
Each dish at Kissena Cafe feels like a homemade delight with a low-key charm. As customer reviews suggest, the service is quick and attentive, making it a perfect stop for both busy professionals and families. One patron expressed their love for the baked pork chop rice, while another lauded the simplicity and taste of the combo options. Whether you are stopping by for a casual meal or catering for a group gathering, Kissena Cafe delivers high-quality, satisfying meals without breaking the bank.
In a sea of dining options, Kissena Cafe stands out not just for its food but for the warm community vibe it promotes. So why not swing by, order your favorites, and savor the comforting tastes of Hong Kong right in Flushing? With convenient payment options, including Apple Pay and credit cards, indulging in your cravings has never been easier!
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“ My favorite hong kong style spot locally. It looks a bit dark inside, but the food is amazing. Also, for quick hong kong style bites, I am looking for quick order with high quality food, not necessary for a fancy dine-in experience. Also, price is not too bad here. Their hong kong style milk tea is authentic as well. My favorite is their baked porkchop rice and egg & spam sandwich (toasted)! Service is as good as it gets for a hong kong style spot. ”
“ Ate here today for brunch by myself while working as a temporary substitute paraprofessional at P.S. 163 Q. I had brought only brought and ate Combo B that comes with 2 eggs, butter toast, slices of ham and side of tea milk that it had tasted pretty good and simple. The service there was also attentive and fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time. ”
“ Good café for Hong Kong cha cha breakfast or lunch. Good prices and quick service. They're not reinventing the wheel but just serving regular good food. ”
“ Kissena Cafe used to be a Tea Shop 168 but now they sell Hong Kong style breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is not your usual Chinese bakery because they no longer sell the $1-$2 bakery bread and pastry items. They sell a lot of HK fast food specialties like spam and egg over rice, milk tea, macaroni and soup, and congee. I wold suggest ordering what's on the menu but without any replacements because there are surcharges (for ex. $1 for a slice of cheese. Everything is pretty much pre-made and they just heat it up. The egg sandwiches are made to order though so it is a good breakfast item. ”
