Reindeer Cafe - (Near Brent, london)

1 /5 Trinh Diep: Came here especially from a far. Ordered three meat Roast Duck, char Sui pork and Roasted Pork with rice. The meats are rice were very dry. Tasted like old meats and rice. We Also ordered crispy noodles with vegetables and tofu dish, the sauce looked like gravy, very salty. How very disappointing. Would I recommend this to anyone? NO

5 /5 Andrew Cheng: Great Hong Kong style cafe. They offer nice Chinese roasts, Chinese bakery, a variety of plated rice and noodle dishes and other a la carte dishes. Food is authentic and flavoursome. The Chinese roast is of a good standard. The staff are friendly. It is always busy so it is quite a nice atmosphere. For some, it maybe a bit noisy. The price is reasonable. They do not add service charge by default, it is discretionary. It’s a great place to get some yummy Chinese food with minimum of fuzz. Highly recommended.

4 /5 Barilly Li: Stopped by for lunch before shopping for groceries at Wing Yip on Saturday. We waited for around 10mins to be seated. The place offers a good variety of Cantonese food and drink options. The few dishes we ordered were all quite flavorful. The little bakery shop by the exit was lovely as well. Overall good experience though we found it to be a bit more expensive than expected.

4 /5 StudeoM: Went for a quick lunch, ordered roast duck and char Siu and pork belly with preserved vegetables. Both delicious and good portion size. Always a big queue and you will have to share table with strangers. Only thing that was a bit of bad taste for me is you are pressured to pay them a tip when you are paying although there was really very limited service.

5 /5 Kat: Really enjoyed the meal at the Reindeer cafe! They offer traditional canto style dishes at a very high standard. The charsiu was perfectly cooked with a good balance of fattiness and lean meat, with a subtle hint of sweetness from the honey. The roast duck was really tender and flavourful as well. The garlic choi sum was simple but delicious — well seasoned, not stiff or overcooked at all, and you can really taste the wok hei. Our highlight of the meal was the lamb hotpot, it was so tasty and the lamb literally just slides off the bone!! The portion size was generous so I’m glad that we brought some Tupperwares with us, wouldn’t want to waste any of this delicious food!! There’s a bakery in the cafe as well — we’ve particularly enjoyed the coconut peanut 糯米糍(mochi) and the egg tart. And oh! Don’t forget the milk tea too, which was made to perfection and perhaps even better than some of the 茶餐廳 I’ve been to in HK. Will definitely come back again for another meal!!