Sai Kung Cafe in Bristol, City of

Hong Kong style taste, complete in color, aroma and taste. The braised pork intestines, duck blood, and oil noodles are super delicious.

£10 deal on Cantonese noodles where you select your broth, noodles and toppings. Enjoyed the ho fun noodles in Chinese spice soup and braised pork belly, Choi sum and shiitake mushroom. They also have fresh homemade soy milk!

Revamped into cart noodle shop .. used to be selling dimsum and roast rice.. very good value for 10 pounds portions is good and soup is nice.. waiter friendly and helpful as he introduced how to order.. Perfect comfort food for a rainy day 😋

They recently switched to a cart noodles restaurant, which is one of the HK style cuisine. I think it tastes really nice and they also have a wide range of selection of toppings too! One of my fav toppings is chinese spiced pig intestines, and also the duck blood! Love the broth as well with satay! HK style iced lemon tea is my fav drink!

Food is was served quick and very tasty street food.

We had dim sum and a congee and it was great! We wanted to go back but ran out of time when we were in bristol

We waited over 45 mins for the baked pork chop rice, it was okay but the wait was too long... The food was so-so and hence completely not worth the wait. Also it is cash or bank transfer only.

super quick service very friendly staff and really lovely dimsum. would especially recommend the cheung fun bean curd and pork and vegetable bun

All round good time. Food is great!

Lovely food and drink. Will go again in near future.

I ordered the fried pork dumplings, which I enjoyed. I also ordered the duck noodle soup which was appallingly bad. It was simply some packet noodles, one vegetable and the duck. No flavour whatsoever - I was absolutely shocked. Also, bank transfer only?! Get over yourselves - it’s 2024.

Great place to grab some dim sum, really tasty food and a good price! (I would advise taking cash)

Odd place. Can't pay by card. Great Dim Sum though.

Popped in here for a quick lunch and had the best beef in black bean I’ve had in years!

I was so grumpy eating here. Yes it's a street food cafe, but service was terrible and cash only. Self order on a piece of paper then pay at the til. Food itself was fresh and really good, but try eating a soup with the chopsticks and wooden cutlery. Messy. I just need to learn how to shovel noodles from the bowl and slurp. I just left stressed and splashed! But I would go there again for their dim sum food.

closes at 8pm and last order was at 7:30pm. I walked in at 7:27pm and apparently they are closed already. lmao if you gonna close at 7:27pm then update your google account. not even restaurants in hong kong would do that. I aint ever going back.

Delicious. Recommend the duck meat rice, the soy sauce really enhances the flavour. Next time I will try dumplings.

Very authentic food and delicious. Excellent portion sizes and prices.

This restaurant is using spaghetti instead of noodles. I’m all for Asian infusion, but this is ridiculous, particularly when the menu says vermicelli noodles. at £45 for three main courses for three people why do they need to rip people off? Also they only take cash. HMRC should take a good look at them.

I’ve lived in Hong Kong for decades. I had a dish of roast pork (siu yuk) n roast duck rice at saikung cafe for £12, n was pleasantly surprised to find it so tasty. The portions of meat were generous, the crackling was crunchy n juicy, n the duck flavourful. Often in Hk I don’t get this standard!

really lovely place for dimsum - large menu with lots of choices and very reasonable prices! food was super good and staff were really kind! highly recommend would definitely come here again if I’m in Bristol :D (char siu cheung fun was my fav🫶).

I wanted to ordered half of the duck and I experienced one of the worse customer service which I ever had in Bristol. You can only pay by cash or by bank transfer. A bit odd but that's alright. I had no card so I could only chosen the bank transfer. The older lady (short black hair) was very rude and passive aggressive for no reason. She looked like she was pushed to work there and she wanted to escape from the restaurant in any second. When I asked her if they have one of the option from the menu, she responded with very frustrated tone "No, we don't have". When I asked if there is a minimal value of the take-away order, she also responded in the way that she was annoyed I am there as a customer. When I've done the money transfer I shown her my phone, she took her own, took a picture of mine and started explaining she need to do this for the evidence. I was so confused. What evidence? For what? Why you are taking picture of my phone with bank details at the same just time start explaining what are you doing? Is the receipt not enough for you? Maybe if you will have a proper contactless payment by card will be easier for you and less problematic for customers? Incredible awkward moment and if not the bank transfer, I will cancel my order but at this point it was already too late. I needed to go out to buy other things and when I came back after 10 minutes I've got my duck. The duck was alright. Nothing more than this. Kind of wasted £10 and it was definitely not worth for this quality of the service. Please train your staff and give some advice on how to have a minimal level of professionalism.

The food was good and price reasonable but not the best I’ve had. Would come again.

Sorry, I really can't recommend this. I ordered the 3 roast meat soup. The broth was lacking in depth of flavour and no taste. The noodles low quality. The meats were good but overall disappointing. The dish arrived almost as soon as ordered. Card only or bank transfer is annoying. Half empty restaurant which might be a bit busier if you take card. Customers coming in also surprised and annoyed. I could understand cash only if you are next to an ATM but not in this day and age. Great decor though with amazing muriel on wall

Delicious food made by amazing chefs absolutely great place to eat and not to expensive.

Incredibly authentic and delicious and very reasonably priced. I would’ve given 5 stars but we had a vegetarian friend with us and the only veggie savoury option of about 100 dishes was egg rolls - that’s really not great for a Bristol based restaurant. Luckily they said they could make the Mapo Tofu vegetarian but it was really disappointing.

Popped in for a Sunday snack. Food was delightful. Chicken pork rice. Prawn and crab as well as Prawn and pork dumplings. Great food. Would eat here again. Plenty of food and prices very reasonable.

I tried the traditional Hong Kong style dish - Braised pork belly with preserved vegetables and rice , the portion is generous, I can’t finish it on lunch time and packed, it tastes good. The brown sugar mill tea tastes plain, like sugar milk instead of tea. Service is average but the wall paintings are beautiful. Price is reasonable. See the menu. Please pay attention: 1. no card service, only accept cash or transfer money via bank account. 2. No toilet

Har Gau was fresh and yummy. Roast duck is good for HK standard. However the Ho Fun in soup is slightly underwhelming. All in all, it’s pretty impressed.

Good value and new deco 👍🏻 yummy dim sum and crispy duck rice, Hainan chicken rice 😋 Comfortable environment for a family meal, It’s my new go-to place for dim sum. They are open on Sunday too

Cheap, plentiful and tastes great

The roast duck was good. I asked for chili oil to eat with the duck and mix with rice, tasted even better!!! They accept cash only.

felt like home away from home. The food was excellent and staff friendly. I went there 3 times during my stay in Bristol

Lovely food, friendly service. Dumplingd where amazing, very fresh and good value.

Authentic Southern Chinese cuisine and the food is very tasty. Portions are generous for a reasonable price. Hospitality is good (shout out to Ivy and team). Worth the trip ☺️.

Whilst walking to the Bristol Museum via Park Street, we spotted some Chinese pastries in the hot display so we stopped by for some snack / desserts after visiting the museum. My dad was more intrigued with the name of the cafe as my parents are from Sai Kung. You order at the counter and it's cash only. We ordered egg tarts (蛋撻), char siu pastry (叉燒酥), mango pudding (芒果布甸) and mango sago pudding (楊枝甘露). I've forgotten what's the individual price but it was £19.40 for the four items. Reasonable price. The best points were the flavours and the portion size. We enjoyed the pastries that seemed like they were just out fresh from the oven. Hot, crispy, not too sweet and plentiful of meat filling (for the char siu pastry). Same for the pudding; not too sweet and decent portion size. They were pre-made and stored in a tub in the fridge. Definitely would stop by again when we visit Bristol in the future.

Beautiful food, amazing and friendly staff with a real authentic feel. Took my beautiful girlfriend for our late valentine's Day treat. We had dim sum and we both thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. 10/10

love this place, got an old Chinese diner vibe. food was otherworldly but homely ❣️

Average place for quick bites, would not recommend the bao buns, lacking in flavour and a rather bland. The bubble tea is rather nice though!

Terrible l ordered my tea and they ask for cash payment up front...l had a very bad cold lemon tea was at my table.... I ended up down at the other Chinese place down the road...very helpful and wanted to give me extra soup to take home...

The food was very good. We had the 3 roast with rice. The portions were generous and My husband said it was the best roast meats he'd had, even better than Chinatown in London. Prices were very reasonable. This is the second time we've eaten there. The first time the cutlery and the cups for tea felt a bit greasy, needed to sanitize them, otherwise everything excellent for a cafe/diner.

As someone who used to live in Hong Kong, I must say that I really appreciate this establishment. The food has been brilliant every time I have been in the past and the staff are always super friendly!

Servers dim sum, Cantonese and mainland china dishes. Tried a few plates of each. Massive dim sum portions and very tasty. Same price as London. Had the Dan Dan spicy numbing noodles. Very good. Highly recommend. Make sure you get some tap water to cool the numbness down. Strangely high ceiling in this restaurant. Very spacious. Loads of locals and tourists and students. Fresh jasmine tea leaves in pot. The place could do a bit more on the interior and maybe play some music in the background. Pay upfront at the till then your food is served.

我剛剛由香港來一星期，每天都去不同的中式餐廳吃午飯和晚飯，終於試到呢間好好味的燒味飯和中式點心，很正宗港式！油雞入味又嫩滑，燒鵝又好味，奶茶超正，正宗港式茶香又滑👍👍👍👍一定會再嚟食😋😋😋

A fabulous place to go! Delicious food, awesome choice, friendly and caring staff. Great recommendations for bubble tea flavour combos. One of our dishes, the salted egg buns, were amazing. But the staff still insisted they didn't look quite as good as they should and brought us a whole extra serving free. Both portions tasted delicious!

Disgusting MSG-rich sauce from 168 Oriental next door in their “Hot” noodle dishes. Cancer in a bowl.

The food is hot and tasty. Staff are friendly. Very good prices

Good food for the price, nice cakes too

awful service, plain noodles. dirty bathroom, didnt think we could understand her so she talked about us to the other customers. the chefs stared at us for the whole time we ate, really weird people

100% satisfied! We went there for the Dim Sum and having lived in Hong Kong for a while, can say this matches what's served over there extremely well! Very good prices and nice service. If you're looking for fancy surroundings, then this is not the place for you, but if you're looking for authentic dim sum, I would certainly recommend!

Simply amazing - the dumplings come fresh and piping hot. Great range and amazing quality!

I went today for a quick lunch, and sadly was told that EVERYTHING is cooked in peanut oil so, having a nut allergy, NOTHING at all in the entire restaurant was suitable for me to eat (including the dumplings…many of which may well be cooked from frozen, and steamed rather than fried….?). I asked that perhaps it’s not cooked *in* the oil but there could be contamination/traces, in which case the food should be fine for me to eat? but no, I was assured that EVERYTHING Is cooked directly in peanut oil so I can’t eat a single thing. I wonder if there was some misunderstanding due to the language, overzealous caution and fear from the owners’ side of a customer reaction, or are they simply just not catering or considerate of customers with allergies? Sadly I had to walk out hungry and unable to eat a single thing on the menu after what I was told. It just struck me as bizarre and not aligned with the times at all; there must be thousands of potential customers this restaurant is turning away on a weekly basis? Don’t get it. I would like to give the owners the benefit of the doubt here but to be honest it felt hugely disappointing and also exclusionary to be told that there was *NOTHING* I could eat because everything is cooked in nut oil. Why can’t you cook with vegetable oil and then also allow many more people to enjoy your food, or offer better care in the kitchen and training to customer-facing staff on what dishes don’t directly contain nuts? You could also even just change the oil for some dishes, or add labelling to the menu.

As somewhat of a Dim Sum connoisseur (self proclaimed) I was a bit hesitant to try this place in fear they wouldn’t satisfy my high Dim Sum standards. But Oh boy am I glad I did, firstly the food was spectacular, we ordered a wide range of the menu and everything was top tier. The service was chill and very efficient I could not fault this place. May have found my new fave place

I personally really like this place! The staff are incredibly friendly and are always delighted to practice speaking Chinese with me and explain details about each dish and really want to make sure I’m happy with everything I order. I’ve had a pretty wide array of dishes and all have been very tasty. It’s a very simple place and I’m giving 5 stars for that combination of very tasty food and excellent, friendly service that keeps me coming back. 謝謝大家！

So traditional and so tasty, the price is also reasonable!

It’s good! I would happily return. I sat in and had the two roast & rice option; roast belly pork and roast duck. Both were pretty good. I would put it close to par to what you would get served in a cafe in Hong Kong. The servings size was a decent amount of each roast. Rice was good, the soy sauce was really good, slight sweetness to the soy and some of the meat juices added to the sauce to give it a nice savoury flavour. Also, came with plum sauce for the roast duck which was pretty decent too. Service was friendly and premises looked clean. I also ordered the Xiaolongbao which was ok. It wasn’t brilliant but it wasn’t bad either. The roasts would be the reason to return!

菜单选择很多，店内空间挺大看起来很干净。三烧饭分量很大，最喜欢里面的Pork Belly，可能是刚炸出来的非常酥脆。点了一份米线味道也还可以

Good value for a hearty lunch. The roast duck was done"mainland Chinese" style, meaning nicely cooked but randomly hacked into pieces with no regard for whether they had any actual meat or just bone.

Good food at decent prices! Had the roast pork and duck rice, the portions was enough for 2.

Amazing dim sum, we take everyone who visits us to try it. Really nice staff as well.

I tried their two rosties with rice (duck and char siu chicken). Unfortunately the duck was well over cooked so the texture was quite tough and chewy. Very generous portion though. The staff are very friendly and service was speedy.

Everything fresh always. Authentic and only place with good Dim Sum in Bristol. Prices are very reasonable. Go to London and compare the quality and price before complaining

Absolutely delicious. Had wonton noodle soup and a steamed pork and kimchi bun. Soup was simple, but full of character and really satisfying. The dumplings were perfect, I hoovered it all up. At £8 it’s a bargain. I wasn’t ready for the steamed bun - I thought it would be good, but it was next level! So fluffy and fresh, perfectly seasoned, and just slightly sweet. Wonderful place, going back there today.

Never expected to find a small restaurant like this serving lots of Cantonese style food and bubble tea.The menu for assorted steamed buns was extensive with plenty of options for vegetarians, although the standard menu at this branch were not actually available. I ordered a Salted Egg Yolk Lava Bun, which is a personal favourite, plus a Honeydew Melon Bubble Tea. There’s nothing quite like biting into a freshly steamed bun and having the egg yolk filling soak into the bun. That was delicious. The bubble tea was okay, lots of Honeydew flavour, but not much tea taste. Would definitely try again when in Bristol. The only reason I dinged a star was the average bubble tea, so if you're not fussy about that, then this place is 5 star.

I was excited to try this place from the many raving reviews, and just my general mission to find good HK style food here. Overall: food ok, but nothing to call home about. Service was excellent - friendly and fast - and the presentation for takeaway was good. Roast duck: I got a half roast duck to see how they cut it and the condition of different cuts. Overall, I found it quite disappointing. The skin was oily and soggy, and even though I went at around 7:15pm so I can give it some slack, I've had reheated Hong Kong style roast duck with a better (hint of) crisp. It was also served with some sort of soy sauce, and not plum sauce which I was surprised about. Plum sauce would have helped offset the saltiness. Meat texture was pretty ok. Some pieces were chewier than others, but acceptable. I wouldn't describe it as tender though. I'd like to find out when they bring out the roasts so I can try it fresh. Custard bun: ok. Custard was pretty good, though could be slightly richer. Bun was good, just a bit stodgy/sticky, but still pretty good. I think I'd buy it again regardless.

Good service, friendly staff and tasty, affordable food. I'll definitely be back!

Really great cantonese-style food here. Only had a plate of roast meat and rice, but it was easily the equal of (cafe-style) places in London Chinatown, and actually better than most. Belly pork was perfectly crispy and the duck was excellent. Whopping portions too, so make sure you're hungry. Good service too.

Quick, simple and tasty food. An excellent option if time is short but your appetite is not. I will return one day to sample the tea 🙂

Absolutely must try! The food is always to die for, and I'm so happy there's a park Street restaurant now! I really recommend the duck toasties and their steamed buns 🤤 service is always amazing and never any problems!!

This place is absolutely fantastic, lovely people, lovely food, great atmosphere.

This place was such an amazing find!! Really delicious food, very generous portions and completely affordable. The flavours are excellent! (And they serve bubble tea in jars which is adorable)

I was a loyal customer to sai kung Cafe before the lock down the food was the Best ive ever eaten in my life. Unfortunatly yesterday the food was rubbish. The New cheffs have ruined i good Cafe they made a larger menu therefore food is worst. Dań dań noodles are with different noodles SO they taste rubbish. The soups we had three different ones but they were all tasteless the only thing that was ok was the 3 roast whihc is same as IT use to be. Bring back the Old cheff as you are ruining the Best chinese in Bristol

The bubble tea was good; just nice, soft and chewy boba/pearls. The ice cream were okay.

Taste like real home made Chinese food. Staff is very friendly and caring.

Great authentic Asian food at very affordable prices.

Amazing staff, great food, low prices

Authentic Cantonese food. Not pricey. Friendly staff.

We were lucky to catch the 50% off promotion at Sai Kung Cafe. It's been on my hit list for a while and we went all out! Hainanese chicken rice, three roasties rice and some sushi. Their service was good despite the queues. And they replenish food throughout the day - we timed it just right. Onto the food, I'll start off with the pros. The three roasties was good value with a decent portion size. Comes with the classic sweet sauce. Roast pork was crispy and flavoured beautifully. I'm not crazy about char siu but theirs was decent. However, the duck was mostly skin and not much meat. They could be more generous with the pak choi as well. Hainanese chicken rice was okay, I've had better in Bristol. Again the cut of chicken wasn't amazing and the sauce is a bit of a letdown. I did enjoy the rice though. Sushi is best avoided. The sushi rice is bland and barely kept together. The fish was not very fresh but what can I expect from this kind of establishment. Overall, it was a good cheap meal. I would still go back to try their breakfast items.

Really delicious food and really friendly staff. We really enjoy coming here.

Fantastic dim sum, friendly staff. Will be here to eat again ASAP.

Brilliant service. Awesome food. Will definitely come again.

Lovely service for customers and the food is amazing. and the bubble tea is delicious! definitely would recommend! siu mai, wonton soup, char siu bao

Omg. Such an amazing Hong Kong cafe in Bristol. Food is sooo fresh and yummy, staff super lovely. Honestly haven’t had food this good since being in Hong Kong. Great portions and value for money. Definitely a new regular here!

Excellent food, friendly staff and speedy takeaway service.

Good service and friendly. Nice food.

Polite and professional staff. Nice food simple food in correct budget

非常正宗的叉烧饭 💯 very authentic hongkong style food bubble milktea is also available