Happy Day Cafe Kingsway - Taiwanese & HK Cafe restaurant in Vancouver – fine dining dishes, interior photos, and ambiance.

Happy Day Cafe Kingsway

4.5 (18 Reviews)

Vancouver

Quick Eats · Taiwanese & HK Cafe

Extensive menuHK classics + fusionLarge portions for the priceOpen early (breakfast) through dinnerComfort food vibe

Happy Day Cafe (Kingsway) is a Hong Kong-style café serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with a wide menu: HK-style breakfast & western options, sandwiches, baked rice & pasta, curry, and noodle/rice dishes. The portions are generous and prices are very reasonable—perfect when you want comfort dishes without spending a lot.

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[Happy Day Cafe] Deluxe Lobster Set for 4

4-person seafood feast headlined by a live lobster prepared your way, with seven flavor options to choose from. Complemented by tender signature chicken, wok-seared black pepper beef cubes, and crispy-yet-juicy fried fish, each dish brings out rich Cantonese flavors. Paired with a slow-simmered soup and classic Hong Kong-style milk tea, it’s a satisfying and memorable dining experience for sharing.

Happy Day Cafe Info

ClosedSunday

08:00 - 22:00

Happy Day Cafe Menu

Popular Dishes at Happy Day Cafe

Pork Chop Pineapple Bun

Baked Golden Tai Chi Rice

Optional Fresh Fish Soup Rice Noodles

Swimming lobster

Stir-fried beef with seasonal vegetables

Other worth trying

Baked Pork Chop & Seafood RiceClub Sandwich with FriesPineapple Bun / SandwichWestern Breakfast PlatterHK Style Soup Noodles

Environment at Happy Day Cafe

The space is clean, bright and casual. Interior decor is modern HK café style: simple tables, comfortable seating, artwork & decorative items (e.g. displays), large windows letting in daylight. Often lively, especially around meal times. TVs on the wall showing Cantonese-language programmes.