M Star Cafe

All 13 rated mentions, most helpful first

postM Star Cafe - Chinatown110 pts
“food came out quick and was delicious. the fried cruellers were thinner than i usually see. super crispy, light and airy, they exceeded my expectations.”
H3
postHK baked fried rice + beef and macaroni soup, M Star Cafe39 pts
“WOW this was great! Not to mention some great milk tea. We also ordered the Hong Kong style fruit salad, not expecting it to come out like potato salad, but were pleasantly surprised by how good that was too.”
H2
in:M Star Cafe - Chinatown2 pts
“so incredibly good for such a low key spot. Their milk tea is delicious, and never had a single bad meal there.”
H2
in:Are there any places in Manhattan that have the fried shrimp rice rolls (脆皮鲜虾肠) like at Fu Yuan in Flushing?1 pts
replying to u/jaded_toast: Maybe I'm blind, but I'm not seeing them on the menu?
“Fried of mine says the ones at M star cafe are okay(ish)”
H2
in:Where are the HK style diners? Willing to travel26 pts
“M Star Cafe”
H1
in:Early Breakfast places in Chinatown6 pts
“They're all really good.”
H1
in:Morning recommendations Manhattan6 pts
“M Star Cafe”
H1
in:Best quick bite (<20min or takeout) places near Chinatown/Little Italy/LES3 pts
“M Star Cafe”
H1
in:Best / most authentic HK milk tea in Manhattan?3 pts
“M star cafe”
H1
in:cheap but delicious restaurants in the city2 pts
“IMO most of the food are okay/decent, it's not going to be AMAZING since it's supposed to be cheap and fast.”
H1
in:Looking for Hong Kong-style Portuguese Chicken in NYC2 pts
“I like 88 Canteen and M Star Cafe but as others have said, it’s common at HK-style cafes.”
H1
in:What is your favorite (Chinese food) restaurant in the City? (separate by cheap and expensive)1 pts
“Having said that, I like nb wong, house of joy, Ming wong, Shanghai you garden, congee village, m star cafe, s swan cafe , Pacificana.”
H1
in:Old Taipan Bakery Food Item1 pts
“M Star Cafe has a good one.”
H1