Bayview Kitchen, located in Richmond Hill, serves up authentic Hong Kong-style cuisine in a canteen-style establishment. The interior design is simple and unassuming, with limited seating available. However, the service is friendly and accommodating. The prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for a quick and affordable meal.
The menu offers a variety of dishes, including the must-try sweet and sour pork, wok-fried beef with bitter melon rice, and baked cheese spaghetti. For those looking for a more traditional Cantonese experience, the restaurant also offers set menus with eight courses, including Chinese soups and sweet water dessert.
While cash is the only accepted form of payment, the restaurant provides takeout and delivery options. The establishment is perfect for those seeking a casual dining experience without sacrificing quality food.
Some drink options include Hong Kong-style tea, coffee, soya milk, and Ovaltine. For those looking for something stronger, the restaurant has a selection of wines available.
Overall, Bayview Kitchen is a hidden gem in Richmond Hill, offering delicious Hong Kong-style cuisine at an affordable price.
Food is awesome in good portion and the washroom is in excellent condition. Will definitely come back. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: CA$10–20 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Fried
Bayview kitchen is a small, but popular restaurant located by Bayview and Major Mackenzie. We came on Sunday around 2pm, and was surprised to see how full the restaurant was. Luckily for us, there was an open spot when we arrived, but it was a little chilly as we had to sit right by the entrance. During our dine in experience, there were many customers coming in to order take out - which means this spot is pretty popular! They have a breakfast, and lunch special which was pretty reasonable with the amount of items included, plus portion of the dishes. We opted for their lunch special which included a drink such as HK Milk Tea, and soup (only available till 2:30pm). I got the satay beef with vermicelli, and overall it was pretty tasty - there was a good amount of satay sauce included which gave it a lot of flavour. The milk tea was also surprisingly pretty good in comparison to many HK cafes I've visited. If you'd like to add sugar to it, there are packets on the side by your table. As I'm moving around the area soon, it's pleasant to know that there's a pretty good HK cafe in the area. I would definitely recommend you to come check this spot out if you haven't :) IG: Ayeween
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Chole2 years ago on Restaurant Guru
Watch out the hidden costs. They are charging containers for takeout. For lunch orders, more rice but very little vegetables and meat.