T 28 Bakery Cafe

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Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. You get what you pay for at this inexpensive, quick-and-easy Parkside Chinese cafe, a simple stop for a bowl of soup or plate of noodles.

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asia38

Joined 6 years ago

Scared me off. I thought the food was tasty but when I saw a crawler in the bathroom, my friend and I left! It makes my skin itchy now!!!

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foodielover

Joined 9 years ago

Macau cooking. This place is very popular among the Chinese-American crowd. They offer cheap eats, $3/plate after 9pm to midnight. Have tried it twice and the food is fairly good, some of it too greasy. It's not your standard fare found at Chinese restaurants as they serve food popular in Hong Kong and Macau in addition to jook(congee) and noodle dishes. So, some of the dishes may seem a bit strange. The portions are not overly generous but service is pretty quick and most tables fit 4 customers.