Kissena Cafe

Josiah Kiser 6 months ago

Ordered macaroni ham soup, satay beef egg sandwich, and corned beef sandwich both toasted. All three amazing! Fast service quality food and can tell it’s made with care to enhance flavor. Sandwiches both had light and fluffy eggs with excellent salt levels and sauce. Would definitely recommend you do not pass the ham macaroni soup. The sesame oil added gives a light aromatic that’s perfectly subtle with exceptional cooked noodles. A 10/10 comfort foods I would eat any time of day. Excellent price!

Grace C 8 months ago

I have been coming here for many years. Price is reasonable and the quality has been consistently good as well. Very authentic HK style food. The breakfast combos are a steal. There are not that many Hong Kong style cafes in the area anymore. Just more restaurants opening up in Flushing serving mainland Chinese cuisine, which is great and all but we have to preserve the HK cafes. I’m a fan of Kissena Cafe and will continue to support this business.

J L 11 months ago

Avoid - this is a bad place, servers lie and cheat and the drinks are terrible. Don't spend your money here. Go to 88 Canteen instead, they're honest and have much better drinks and service. This place has lying staff that cheat their customers and serve horrible drinks. They stole money from me by falsely overcharging for two drinks (large HK milk tea and large iced lemon tea). According to the menu, the price for both should have been $8.75 but they charged me $11 saying I got a 24 oz beverage which was false. I went home and measured, the iced lemon tea was 16 oz. Trash people, trash drinks, trash place.

Yunong Shi Edited a year ago

Kissena Cafe, a delightful little Hong Kong-style tea house in Flushing, offers a cozy, family-owned vibe. The staff are warm, easygoing, and incredibly helpful, which made our breakfast visit a pleasant experience. Our family ordered a variety of dishes including corned beef egg sandwiches, luncheon meat egg sandwiches, French toast, beef stew with flat rice noodles in soup, milk tea, and coffee tea. The rice noodle dish was particularly comforting for winter, featuring a soup that was perfectly seasoned, capturing a tasteful blend of beef flavors complemented by the freshness of scallions and lettuce. The beef stew was another highlight, with big, tender chunks of meat that nearly melted in your mouth— a superb execution of a classic dish. Although the rice noodles were good, they didn’t quite reach the heights of the best I’ve had. The French toast was beautifully presented and tasted somewhat plain, but the addition of peanut butter was a nice touch. The sandwiches were exceptional, offering a satisfying mix of salty, rich beef and creamy, fluffy scrambled eggs on well-toasted bread. The drinks, both milk tea and coffee tea, were authentically prepared and exactly what you’d

Isaac Shi a year ago

When I entered it was pretty small. Luckily, we found a seat. I was starving and my parents were still ordering. After a few minutes the dishes were ready and I was devouring it all. They were all delicious and I hope I come back.